An apache2 module to track and display performance information, grouped by URI
mod_telemetry keeps track of all URLs on your site and how long it takes your server to deliver each request. It reports these by using a status handler (like /server-status) to display real-time status information about the performance of your site. It is extremely useful in optimizing back-end processes (for example, when connecting to Java, FastCGI, or Ruby back-ends) to identify when specific pages are performing slowly. Because it runs in the server, it's able to show end-to-end performance on each request It requires that mod_status be enabled to work.
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apache2-mod_telemetry.changes | 0000000322322 Bytes | 1286792920about 14 years ago | |
apache2-mod_telemetry.spec | 00000024642.41 KB | 1286792920about 14 years ago | |
modtelemetry-1.0-compile.patch | 0000000669669 Bytes | 1286792921about 14 years ago | |
modtelemetry-1.0.tar.gz | 0000307189300 KB | 1286792921about 14 years ago |
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