production graphs 2.0 server ready for use
Robert Helmer <[email protected]> Mon, 23 May 2011 18:04:04 -0700 (PDT)
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Hello, The 2.0 version of graphs.mozilla.org is ready for use: http://graphs-new.mozilla.org We're not quite ready to take over graphs.mozilla.org yet - the plan is to do a phased rollout starting with this post, followed by advertising the new URL on graphs.m.o, and finally taking over graphs.m.o and moving the old server to graphs-old.m.o This is the same version (with some minor tweaks based on feedback) as described in this webdev blog post: http://blog.mozilla.com/webdev/2011/02/04/perfomatic2-0/ The primary difference between this and the staging server (now at graphs.allizom.org), is that graphs-new.m.o has realtime access to the production DB rather than using a nightly snapshot. The dashboard images are refreshed on 5-minute intervals, custom charts are pretty much real-time (with several layers of caching, could be a few minutes old in reality). Thanks to everyone who has tested and provided feedback! More is welcome, we plan to continue making incremental (and perhaps not-so- incremental) improvements. You can find more information at https://wiki.mozilla.org/Perfomatic:UI Thanks! rhelmer P.S. one thing I should call out specifically - old-style graph URLs are not compatible, primarily because the new graphserver automatically shows the average of all machines in a platform rather than a separate line for each, and the old-style URLs refer to individual machines. If this is a show-stopper for anyone let's discuss, it's certainly in the realm of possibility to support.