GAE Monitoring From Third Party

[Brandon Wirtz]

We are making this monitoring tool public facing http://gaemonitor.com/ this is hosted on Rackspace, and will get a few changes over the next few days, but it lets you look in to what our apps are doing in terms of performance of the core API’s (datastore, memecache, defer) .  It updates every 5 minutes and tracks the last 24 hours.

 

 

[Nickolas Daskalou]

That's great, thanks Brandon.

Nick

On 16 January 2013 15:29, Brandon Wirtz <dra...@digerat.com> wrote:

We are making this monitoring tool public facing http://gaemonitor.com/ this is hosted on Rackspace, and will get a few changes over the next few days, but it lets you look in to what our apps are doing in terms of performance of the core API’s (datastore, memecache, defer) .  It updates every 5 minutes and tracks the last 24 hours.

 

 

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[Cesium]

Brandon,
What graphing routine makes the nifty plots on your monitoring page?

David

[Vinny P]

Brandon, 

Thanks for the tool. Quick question: Do you have a general number rules for when AppEngine performance is bad? i.e. Can you definitively say something similar to: "When memcache performance is over x ms, we start getting complaints from customers?"

Thanks.