Folks,
In the betterspeedtest.sh note, I mentioned that I stood up a netperf server at
netperf.richb-hanover.com for the world to use. It seems to be handling the
load, but I still want to keep an eye on it.
I also wanted to learn about Node.js and some of the associated modules and
libraries. So I put together a simple web app that displays the recent history
of netserver activations. You can see it at:
http://netperf.richb-hanover.com
Each netserver session creates a file named 'netserver.debug#####" in /tmp. A
RRUL session creates eight files - four up and four down. The site's algorithm
is to look through /tmp for those log files and then check the creation date to
see the distribution of activity. If you're terminally curious, look at the
About page for details on the code. (It's remarkably easy...)
My advice on this server: USE IT! It's loafing right now, and we'll see how
much load it gets. I also plan to have more fun with Node.js and add in load
average, longer-term storage of the historical data, etc. just because I (think
I) can.
Enjoy!
Rich
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