Monitor all the things @dmathieu 

(Easily) Monitor all the things @dmathieu 

Awesome app 

Such features 

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Product monitoring X new users this month.! X active users this month.! X users who left this month.! … 

Let’s build a production monitoring dashboard 

module Api module V1 class StatsController < ::Api::V1::BaseController respond_to :json ! def index stats = StatService.search(current_user, params[:ids], params[:query]) respond_with stats, root: :stats end ! def show service = StatService.find(current_user, params[:id]) respond_with service.subject end ! def create service = StatService.new(Stat.new) service.save(permitted_params, current_user) ! respond_with service.subject end ! def update service = StatService.find(current_user, params[:id]) service.save(permitted_params, current_user) ! respond_with service.subject end ! def destroy service = StatService.find(current_user, params[:id]) service.destroy(current_user) ! respond_with service.subject end ! private def permitted_params params.require(:stat).permit(*StatService.permitted_params) end end end end 

Just kidding Remember the title of the talk? Easily Monitor all the things 

What’s the easiest way to view data? SELECT date_trunc('month', users.created_at) as date, count(*) FROM users GROUP BY date ORDER BY date DESC; 

Have you met data clips? https://dataclips.heroku.com https://github.com/mmcgrana/pgpin 

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Are we done? Sure we’re not! What’s the way best to get an overall view of things? 

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Postgres to Librato 

Postgres to Librato https://github.com/ys/libraclips https://github.com/mmcgrana/ pg2librato 

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I now declare thee king of your own data 

Thanks Questions? http://bit.ly/data-monitoring