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Datanommer and Gource
Nov 26, 2012 | categories: fedmsg, datanommer, fedora, gource View CommentsCrazy idea: Take some data and mangle it into a git log. Run gource on that git log.
You may have seen
a previous post of mine on
datanommer. Well, it's been running for almost two months now. I took the
output of datanommer-dump
and wrote
a script to transform it into a fake git log. The purpose? To run gource on it:
If you have problems with the video, you can download it directly here.
It's like the "Fedora Movie". Just to be clear, the visualization is not of the development of fedmsg itself, but of Fedora in general. You can see wiki edits, IRC meetings, updates to packages, etc.. Can you find yourself in there?
I used gravatar.com to grab the avatar
images, using FAS_USERNAME@fedoraproject.org
.
The first week of fedmsg events in datanommer's DB
Oct 16, 2012 | categories: fedmsg, datanommer, fedora View CommentsLast week we finally got datanommer working in our production environment. Originally ianweller's idea, it is a consumer that sits listening to the fedmsg bus and logs every event to a postgresql database.
It's nice to have in place now. With the data we can make more confident statements about what's happening on the bus... we can record a series of events from our production environment... play those back in staging for testing scenarios... and most importantly, we can make pretty graphs.
I made the following with the output of the datanommer-dump command and these scripts:
You can see the ups and downs of the day/night cycle and you can see activity dip on the weekend, too. Neat!
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