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Show status page containing all recorded profiles under diagnostic #9

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tsteur opened this issue Oct 16, 2015 · 3 comments
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tsteur commented Oct 16, 2015

As a little incentive for installing this plugin we could show a status page that shows all done API calls of the current day, how often each API method was called and the average + total wall time.

In addition we could show the server custom variables on the status page.

  • PHP version
  • Piwik version
  • Num total users
  • Num total segments
  • Num websites
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tsteur commented Oct 16, 2015

Of course one would get that "status page" already now by tracking its own usage into a site on the same Piwik instance. So we might not have to build any status page but rather advertise it like this.

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mattab commented Oct 16, 2015

also there is already status done by other parts:

  • DBStats which lists total users + sites (we will add "segments" there as it correlates to DB size)
  • System check which lists PHP version.
  • Piwik version is displayed to super users in all pages.

So we might not have to build any status page but rather advertise it like this.

sounds good!

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tsteur commented Oct 17, 2015

they show different status parts than this one with API calls, spent time etc and various things are spread across pages. This one shows information about the Piwik app, not the database nor the server that runs the app.

In order to see history etc one should enable tracking into its own Piwik. Once we track more and more useful things (not just anything) it'll become more and more useful for someone.

If we release a blog post or so we could also ask for users to create issues what they would want to see in there and ask for some PRs too (though it's not easy to do under circumstances)

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