Show HN: Real-time, top-like metrics for Nginx

Re:Show HN: Real-time, top-like metrics for Nginx by korzun on Friday March 21, 2014 @12:29PM (#7443191)

Am I the only one that bothered when tools like this do not give you some insight on resource consumption/limit?

Even if it's just parsing logs via sqlite, I still want to see the limitations and X per Y usage metrics to see if it can handle monitoring high traffic domain without impacting performance.

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Re:Show HN: Real-time, top-like metrics for Nginx by evilduck on Friday March 21, 2014 @01:25PM (#7443488)

You're seriously bothered about the robustness of a 2 hour old project?

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Re:Show HN: Real-time, top-like metrics for Nginx by jamra on Friday March 21, 2014 @03:47PM (#7444439)

Well, if you're announcing a project that monitors a performance critical part of your infrastructure, it seems fairly appropriate to performance test your product.

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Re:Show HN: Real-time, top-like metrics for Nginx by w-ll on Saturday March 22, 2014 @04:12AM (#7448260)

There is a difference between a project and a product.

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Re:Show HN: Real-time, top-like metrics for Nginx by lebinh on Friday March 21, 2014 @12:35PM (#7443228)

The performance impact really depend on your server and traffics. Currently with high traffic server it will take quite some amount of CPU if running for awhile, after 15-20 mins or so, but I'm working on reduce that. So now it mostly useful to know what's going on with your nginx at the moment but not over a long period.

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Re:Show HN: Real-time, top-like metrics for Nginx by clubhi on Saturday March 22, 2014 @01:58PM (#7450100)

You aren't the only one. I often am bothered by the limitations of my own project. I rarely need outsiders to point out the major issues because I know of so many myself. Some people consider it a talent to blurt out obvious observations though.

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