ua2.carbon

Tools for serving statistic data to carbon/graphite server.

To install package into django need:

add ‘ua2.carbon.middleware.MeasureMiddleware’ at the top of MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES list
into settings.py add next lines:

from ua2.carbon.loaders import django_loader
django_loader()

Usage examples

Measure function execution time

from ua2 import carbon

@carbon.measure('myapp')
def test():
        print "Hello World!"

Measure arbitrary block execution time

from ua2 import carbon

def test():
        with carbon.Profiler('myapp'):
                for i in range(1,100):
                        print "Hello World!"

Send raw value to carbon

from ua2 import carbon

def test():
        for i in range(1,100):
                print "Hello World!"
                carbon.send('metric.hello.world', 1)

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