django-live-profiler
Django-live-profiler is a low-overhead data access and code profiler for Django-based applications. For more information, check out http://invitebox.github.com/django-live-profiler/
Installation
Run pip install django-live-profiler
Add ‘profiler’ app to INSTALLED_APPS
Add ‘profiler.middleware.ProfilerMiddleware’ to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES
Optionally add ‘profiler.middleware.StatProfMiddleware’ to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES to enable Python code statistical profiling (using statprof). WARNING: this is an experimental feature, beware of possible incorrect output.
Add url(r’^profiler/’, include(‘profiler.urls’)) to your urlconf
Usage
In order to start gathering data you need to start the aggregation server:
$ aggregated --host 127.0.0.1 --port 5556
Visit http://yoursite.com/profiler/ for results.
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