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panmind-usage-tracker-server
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An EventMachine
-based server that opens an UDP socket and sends out received data to a database
Yes, we are using it in production.
Install the gem on the target machine and run it with this command:
$ usage_tracker [environment]
If you run it into a Rails.root it will log and write pids in canonical dirs.
or can be put under Upstart using the provided configuration file located in
config/usage_tracker_server_upstart.conf
. Check it out and modify it to suit your needs.
The daemon logs to usage_tracker_server.log
if the log directory exists and rotates its
logs when receives the USR1 signal.
The daemon writes its pid into usage_tracker_server.pid
The daemon can be configured to work with couchdb or mongodb adapter. Look at the sample configuration file for hints.
If the daemon cannot start, e.g. because of unavailable database or listening address, it will print a diagnostic message to STDERR, log to usage_tracker.log and exit with status of 1.
The daemon exits gracefully if it receives the INT or the TERM signals.
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We found that panmind-usage-tracker-server demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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