[ANN] Rails Analyzer Tools 1.1.0

[Eric Hodel]

Rails Analyzer Tools contains Bench, Crawler, RailsStat, IOTail and
SyslogLogger libraries, and the programs bench, crawl and rails_stat
based on these libraries.

I have used bench and crawl to tune the number of FastCGI processes
running on 43things.com, determine if HyperThreading would give a
performance benefit or not (it did) and find a fatal threading bug in
MySQL.

rails_stat is useful to see how much traffic your Rails site is doing.

Changes from 1.0.0 include the addition of the crawl and bench
utilities and a new and improved SyslogLogger with greater Logger
compatibility.

Further documentation can be found at http://rails-
analyzer.rubyforge.org/hacks/

Rails Analyzer Tools 1.1.0 can be downloaded from:

http://rubyforge.org/frs/shownotes.php?release_id=2985

Or installed via:

gem install rails_analyzer_tools

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[Chris Martin]

On 9/22/05, Eric Hodel <drb...@segment7.net> wrote:
> Rails Analyzer Tools contains Bench, Crawler, RailsStat, IOTail and
> SyslogLogger libraries, and the programs bench, crawl and rails_stat
> based on these libraries.
>
> I have used bench and crawl to tune the number of FastCGI processes
> running on 43things.com, determine if HyperThreading would give a
> performance benefit or not (it did) and find a fatal threading bug in
> MySQL.
>
> rails_stat is useful to see how much traffic your Rails site is doing.
>
> Changes from 1.0.0 include the addition of the crawl and bench
> utilities and a new and improved SyslogLogger with greater Logger
> compatibility.
>
> Further documentation can be found at http://rails-
> analyzer.rubyforge.org/hacks/
>
> Rails Analyzer Tools 1.1.0 can be downloaded from:
>
> http://rubyforge.org/frs/shownotes.php?release_id=2985
>
> Or installed via:
>
> gem install rails_analyzer_tools
>

Or gem install rails if you're using an old version of rubygems ;)

The link to the docs broke in gmail, here it is for the lazy
<http://rails-analyzer.rubyforge.org/hacks/>

Sounds great.

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Chris Martin
Web Developer
Open Source & Web Standards Advocate
http://www.chriscodes.com/