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Getting statistics in the Google App Engine

I want to show my users statistics, for example, hits / second in Google App Engine. I started the roll myself:

  • In each page view, add 1 to the memcache account.

Every minute:

  • Read and reset the counter, and set the variable “starting with” for it.
  • Divide the number of hits by the amount of time since the last calculation.
  • Save the data for the object to the data warehouse.
  • Throwing data that is really old.

Then I realized that this is nontrivial, and there must be a library for this, but I can not find the one that works for me. I looked briefly at rrd4j and JRobin, but I'm not sure if they can be used in the Google App Engine without a lot of rewriting. Does anyone have any ideas?

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I seem to remember that the generous community has what you need, but I don’t know if they can easily be ported to GAE: https://github.com/twitter/commons

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Try the new technique mentioned in this post http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2012/07/analyzing-your-google-app-engine-logs.html .

More work is needed, but worth a try. I use Mache (java framework) to load application logs into BigQuery and the BigQuery API to query results. Now select the fantastic javascript chart library and impress your users. A very powerful, flexible and scalable solution.

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Perhaps you can use Google Analytics . You just need to copy and paste some javascript into your templates.

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