Camping list - Dec 2009 - Created a small instrumentation NewRelic plugin for Camping controllers

After a bit over a day of both looking at the way NewRelic implemented 
their plugin for Rack and Sinatra, as well as digging deep in the core 
Camping code of the service and M methods, I managed to get something 
working. See 
http://github.com/techarch/rpm/blob/master/lib/new_relic/agent/instrumentation/camping.rb

It took me many tests to understand that the M method actually include 
some of the Camping modules in the controller classes. I have been 
reading the entire framework back to back a bunch of times and I keep 
being amazed at the overall design. There are so many Rubyisms to be 
learned from the code.

Let me know if you end up using the plugin and if there are ways to 
improve it.
If you are using Heroku you should definitely give NewRelic a try since 
the Bronze edition comes for free.

Philippe
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Excellent, I''ll definitely check it out when I come home (writing this
on a crappy Sony Ericsson while it''s -20C outside).

Yes, there are more cool things about Camping then the 4k (or 3k at
the moment). Hit me up at #camping @ irc.freenode.net if there still
is something that''s unclear. I think I understand the code, but hey,
with camping.rb you never know.

--

Happy new year to all of you!

2009/12/31, Philippe Monnet <ruby at
monnet-usa.com>:
> After a bit over a day of both looking at the way NewRelic implemented
> their plugin for Rack and Sinatra, as well as digging deep in the core
> Camping code of the service and M methods, I managed to get something
> working. See
>
http://github.com/techarch/rpm/blob/master/lib/new_relic/agent/instrumentation/camping.rb
>
> It took me many tests to understand that the M method actually include
> some of the Camping modules in the controller classes. I have been
> reading the entire framework back to back a bunch of times and I keep
> being amazed at the overall design. There are so many Rubyisms to be
> learned from the code.
>
> Let me know if you end up using the plugin and if there are ways to
> improve it.
> If you are using Heroku you should definitely give NewRelic a try since
> the Bronze edition comes for free.
>
> Philippe
>

-- 

//Magnus Holm

Wouldn''t it be possible to simply use
http://pastie.textmate.org/private/8bnszgdfkkgdlorzncgnww?

//Magnus Holm



On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 03:32, Philippe Monnet <ruby at monnet-usa.com>
wrote:
> After a bit over a day of both looking at the way NewRelic implemented
their
> plugin for Rack and Sinatra, as well as digging deep in the core Camping
> code of the service and M methods, I managed to get something working. See
>
http://github.com/techarch/rpm/blob/master/lib/new_relic/agent/instrumentation/camping.rb
>
> It took me many tests to understand that the M method actually include some
> of the Camping modules in the controller classes. I have been reading the
> entire framework back to back a bunch of times and I keep being amazed at
> the overall design. There are so many Rubyisms to be learned from the code.
>
> Let me know if you end up using the plugin and if there are ways to improve
> it.
> If you are using Heroku you should definitely give NewRelic a try since the
> Bronze edition comes for free.
>
> Philippe
>
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