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Node.js is fast, but once the code is in production, how can you make sure it's still fast? In this talk from the Boston node.js meetup on October 9th, I talk about various strategies for monitoring node in production, with an obvious bias towards transaction tracing.
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Beyond Profilers:Tracing Node.js Transactions
TR JordanOctober 2014
users’ data
users
webserver
application
cachedatabase
external API
internet
browser
users
webserver
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cachedatabase
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Throughput vs. Network Capacity
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cachedatabase
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internet
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cachedatabase
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internet
Request ID+
Operation IDs+
Other Stuff™
Code
var http = require('http');var shimmer = require('shimmer');
shimmer.wrap(http, 'request', function (original) { return function () { console.log("Starting request!"); var returned = original.apply(this, arguments) console.log("Done setting up request"); return returned; };});
shimmer.wrap(collection.prototype, 'update', function (fn) { return function (query, doc, options, callback) { if (typeof options === 'function') { callback = options options = {} } var run = fn.bind(this, query, doc, options) return attempt(run, this.collectionName, this.db, { QueryOp: 'update', Query: JSON.stringify(query), Update_Document: JSON.stringify(doc) }, callback) }})
Challenges
Initial Function
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User
Initial Function
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Node
QueueWork Callback
NodeC++ OS
QueueWork Callback
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User
Tracelyzer via UDP
Tracelyzer via UDP
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Thanks!Connect.
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Read.
• On the Blog:happneta.com/blog/x-trace-introduction/
• On GitHub:github.com/appneta/node-traceview
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