mongomon 0.0.5

A profiler for Python and mongodb

mongomon

A Python mongodb monitor and profiler for development.

Quick Start

Install using pip/pipenv/etc. (we recommend poetry for sane dependency management):

$ poetry add mongomon --dev

Initialize before you set up your MongoDB connection:

from mongomon import Monitor, Config
Monitor(Config(file_capture=".*/(wiki.*)")).monitor()

Use file_capture to specify how to extract relevant project file paths from traces, rather than absolute file paths.

Exploring the Example

We've taken the example from Flask-PyMongo to show how easy it is to have mongomon integrated and running.

You can look at the integration here. To run it:

$ poetry shell
$ cd examples/wiki && pip install -r requirements
$ python wiki.py

Configuration

Your main configuration points for mongomon are:

• file_capture - an aesthetic configuration point for capturing files for your project. Usually of the form .*/(your-project.*), content in parenthesis are a regular expression capture group, and is what we actually extract.
• low_watermark_us - a threshold in microseconds (us) above which mongomon starts working (yellow).
• high_watermark_us - a high threshold in microseconds (us) above which mongomon displays timing as alert (red).

Rest of configuration looks like so (with their defaults and comments):

    # cleans up stack trace with uninteresting things. Usually packages, standard library, etc.
    ignores = attrib(
        default=[
            ".*/site-packages/.*",
            ".*traceback.format_stack.*",
            r".*/lib/python\d\.\d+/.*",
        ]
    )
    # shows a file, cleans up absolute path to a file
    file_capture = attrib(default="(.*)")
    # above this value mongomon starts working
    low_watermark_us = attrib(default=5000)
    # above this value mongomon flags as alert
    high_watermark_us = attrib(default=40000)
    # customize how mongodb query looks like before printing to screen
    query_filter = attrib(default=identity)
    # want to print to something else? replace this
    print_fn = attrib(default=print_)
    # want shorter stack traces? customize this
    stack_preprocess = attrib(default=trim_last)

Thanks:

To all Contributors - you make this happen, thanks!

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2019 @jondot. See LICENSE for further details.