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distribucache-stats

v1.0.0

Published

Distribucahce statistics gathering library

Downloads

5

Readme

Distribucache Stats

Build Status NPM version

Library to assist with gathering Distribucache usage statistics, such as the hit / miss ratios and the time it takes to perform certain operations.

Note: This is a simple implementation (a starting point) that may not collect all of the data-points you may need (e.g., no percentiles, only averages). If you have suggestions or specific needs, please add them to issues (and / or PR).

Usage

import distribucache from 'distribucache';
import memoryStore from 'distribucache-memory-store';
import stats from 'distribucache-stats';

const cacheClient = distribucache.createClient(memoryStore());
const collector = stats.createCollector(cacheClient);

setInterval(() => {
  const counts = collector.getCounts();
  const durations = collector.getDurations();

  // record the counts & durations

  collector.reset();
}, 60 * 1000);

const cache = cacheClient.create('namespace');
cache.get('k', (err, value) => {
  //...
});

API

createCollector(cacheClient) returns Collector

Collector

  • getCounts() returns an array of objects where the keys are the events and the values are how many times the events were called, for example: [{set: 58, populate: 58, get: 58, get_miss: 58, nsp: 'n'}]

  • getDurations() returns an array of objects where the keys are the events and the values are how long (in ms) it took for the event to finish. The results are algebraically averaged based on the counts from the last reset(). For example: [{set: 0, populate: 103, get: 0, nsp: 'n'}

  • reset() resets the counts and the durations

Note: the nsp is the cache namespace.

License

MIT