Kiwi Biker statistics?

**Qkkid** · 6th January 2010, 08:40

Just wondering if anyone can help me see or find all this information

**Virago** · 6th January 2010, 08:52

Spank is working on this - part of the upgrade.

**SpankMe** · 6th January 2010, 08:55

Originally Posted by Qkkid

Just wondering if anyone can help me see or find all this information

Site stats: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/usage/

Server stats: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/monitorix/

**Qkkid** · 6th January 2010, 16:23

Hi Ash thanks for that sorry to be a pain

What about charts for showing top 200 reputation most red rep and stuff like that

**SpankMe** · 6th January 2010, 16:26

Originally Posted by Qkkid

Hi Ash thanks for that sorry to be a pain

What about charts for showing top 200 reputation most red rep and stuff like that

On my todo list.

**p.dath** · 6th January 2010, 16:29

Originally Posted by SpankMe

Site stats: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/usage/

Server stats: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/monitorix/

I can see the server is spending a considerably amount of kernel time in the iowait state. Either something is generating a lot of background I/O, or the disks are struggling to keep up.

Do you use memcached? If can help reduce the load on the drives by quite a lot. Even YouTube uses it ...
http://www.howtoforge.com/using-memc...ad-debian-etch

Also the network card looks like it is generating around 200 interrupts/second. This should really be running in some kind of DMA mode. You might want ot check the driver you are using (assuming it is a decent branded server NIC).

I note in the last week (using the monthly report) the io wait, number of network interrupts and context switches have all increased noticably. Makes me more suspicious of a driver issue.

**SpankMe** · 6th January 2010, 16:35

Originally Posted by p.dath

I can see the server is spending a considerably amount of kernel time in the iowait state. Either something is generating a lot of background I/O, or the disks are struggling to keep up.

Rebuilding the search indexes.

**Qkkid** · 14th January 2010, 19:53

Originally Posted by SpankMe

Rebuilding the search indexes.

So will we still be able to see stats on Rep and shit like that in the near future.
Just wondering if its been sorted yet

**Hitcher** · 14th January 2010, 20:07

Any plans to embed Google Analytics?

**SpankMe** · 14th January 2010, 20:54

Taking a break from the upgrade. Been at it everyday for over a month.

Also want to wait for the next two bug releases before doing any more coding on vB. Will just be working on tidying up what's been done so far.

**mynameis** · 14th January 2010, 23:26

Originally Posted by Qkkid

Hi Ash thanks for that sorry to be a pain

What about charts for showing top 200 reputation most red rep and stuff like that

I am in the top 30 green and red reps and you're not, hope that helps

**mynameis** · 14th January 2010, 23:29

Originally Posted by p.dath

I can see the server is spending a considerably amount of kernel time in the iowait state. Either something is generating a lot of background I/O, or the disks are struggling to keep up.

Do you use memcached? If can help reduce the load on the drives by quite a lot. Even YouTube uses it ...
http://www.howtoforge.com/using-memc...ad-debian-etch

Also the network card looks like it is generating around 200 interrupts/second. This should really be running in some kind of DMA mode. You might want ot check the driver you are using (assuming it is a decent branded server NIC).

I note in the last week (using the monthly report) the io wait, number of network interrupts and context switches have all increased noticably. Makes me more suspicious of a driver issue.

Originally Posted by SpankMe

Taking a break from the upgrade. Been at it everyday for over a month.

Also want to wait for the next two bug releases before doing any more coding on vB. Will just be working on tidying up what's been done so far.

Geeks

Thanks though Spank