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System Metrics is a Rails 3 Engine that provides a clean web interface to the performance metrics instrumented with `ActiveSupport::Notifications`. It'll collect and display the notifications baked into Rails and any additional custom ones you add using `ActiveSupport::Notification#instrument`.
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System Metrics is not intended to be a replacement for performance monitoring solutions such as {New Relic}[http://newrelic.com/]. However, it is especially handy for quickly identifying performance problems in a development environment. It's also a great alternative for private networks disconnected from the Internet.
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= Installation
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To install the System Metrics gem in your Rails 3 app, add the following line to your Gemfile
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After the above setup, you can reach the System Metrics interface at /system/metrics within your app.
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= Setup
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Out of the box, System Metrics collects the more interesting performance notifications built into Rails with no configuration. However, there are a few options available to fine tune it and add your own instrumentations.
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I would not currently recommend using SystemMetrics in a production environment. There are far too many
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I would not currently recommend using SystemMetrics in a production environment. There are far too many database inserts of the collected metrics to confidently say that it wouldn't impact your application's performance.
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= Contributing
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System Metrics is a young project and there's still plenty to do. If you're interested in helping out, please take a look at the open issues and follow the steps described for {contributing to a project}[http://help.github.com/fork-a-repo/]. Your help is greatly appreciated.
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= Credits
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The idea behind System Metrics and the inspiration for a good portion of its code comes from José Valim's Rails Metrics project.
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The idea behind System Metrics and the inspiration for a good portion of its code comes from José Valim's Rails Metrics project.
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= License
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