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authorGraham Dumpleton <Graham.Dumpleton@gmail.com>2015-04-02 14:08:11 +1100
committerGraham Dumpleton <Graham.Dumpleton@gmail.com>2015-04-02 14:08:11 +1100
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downloadmod_wsgi-metrics-develop.tar.gz
Add warning that for time being this package is not being maintained and that will be reworked later.develop
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MOD_WSGI (METRICS)
==================
+**Note that this package is no longer being maintained at this point. At
+some point it will be done over to use a different mechanism for
+visualising data so as not to depend on a separate service.**
+
The mod_wsgi-metrics package is an add on package for Apache/mod_wsgi. It
generates metric information about the run time performance of Apache and
mod_wsgi. At least mod_wsgi version 4.2.0 is required.
@@ -21,11 +25,6 @@ The New Relic Platform is a free feature of New Relic and so in order to
use this plugin for Apache/mod_wsgi, you do not need to have a paid account
for New Relic.
-Even if using the Python agent for New Relic, New Relic provides a free
-Lite tier for it, so there is no excuse for not using both the Python agent
-and this plugin to give you that extra visibility. Learn about what your
-Python web application is really doing. [1]_
-
Using the plugin with a mod_wsgi express installation
-----------------------------------------------------
@@ -122,8 +121,3 @@ group created with using the ``WSGIDaemonProcess`` directive.
4. Restart Apache. Within the New Relic UI you should automatically see
a new entry appear in the left hand navigation bar labelled 'mod_wsgi'. The
reported data will then appear under the application name used.
-
-.. [1] Disclaimer: I work for New Relic and am the primary developer of
- the Python agent. So of course it is awesome. The work I do on
- this mod_wsgi plugin for the New Relic platform is independent of
- any work I do for New Relic and is done on my own time though. :-)