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Track usage metrics #95

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huard opened this issue Mar 1, 2019 · 4 comments
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Track usage metrics #95

huard opened this issue Mar 1, 2019 · 4 comments
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huard commented Mar 1, 2019

We'll want a mechanism to track, monitor and aggregate usage to provide reports to our backers about the volume of data downloaded, the services used, the number of users, etc.

Specs:

  • Daily aggregation
  • When we receive the email for the DG report, export usage for the last three months to github repo (pavics-usage)
  • Format CSV
  • Header: date, egress, cpu, storage
  • Units: YYYY-MM-DD, Gb, core-year, Gb

Bulk metrics (Mourad) -> /bulk

  • Data egress (Gb leaving the platform)
  • CPU usage (core-year)
  • Data storage (Gb)

Container metrics (Long) -> /container

  • Data egress (Gb leaving the platform)
  • CPU usage (core-year)
  • Data storage (Gb)
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tlvu commented Jun 1, 2019

From @huard to not lose in the sea of email:

Il y a plusieurs use case pour le monitoring de pavics:

Détecter des utilisations non-conformes (qqun qui tourne un bitcoin miner sur jupyterlab)

Fournir des stats d'utilisation pour le rapport du DG

  • nombre de requêtes venant de l'interne (hors tests)
  • nombre de requêtes venant de l'externe
  • volume de données downloadé

On va aussi vouloir le nombre de download par trimestre de xclim.

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huard commented Mar 12, 2020

@diacha1 Pourrais-tu clarifier les attentes en terme de suivi de l'utilisation de la plateforme ?

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tlvu commented Nov 13, 2020

Container metrics (Long) -> /container

* Data egress (Gb leaving the platform)

* CPU usage (core-year)

* Data storage (Gb)

For me, you'll need to specify which containers or you want them all?

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huard commented Nov 13, 2020

Yes, we'll sort through them when creating the report.
So I suggest in the container case to have one per for each metric, with columns corresponding to containers.

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