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Using Make and cURL to measure Lemmy's performance
A web application to track Lemmy instances performance and represent the results visually - GitHub - bahmanm/lemmy-clerk at v0.0.1
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/4560181
> A follow up on [DISCUSS] Website to monitor Lemmy servers' performance/availability > > --- > > I wanted to experiment w/ Lemmy's APIs to, eventually, build a public-facing performance monitoring solution for Lemmy. > > It started w/ a couple of shell commands which I found myself repeating. Then I recalled the saying "Don't repeat yourself - make Make make things happen for you!" and, well, stopped typing commands in bash. > > Instead I, incrementally, wrote a makefile to do the crud work for me (esp thanks to its declarative style): https://github.com/bahmanm/lemmy-clerk/blob/v0.0.1/run-clerk > > --- > > TBH there's nothing special about the file. But I thought I'd share this primarily b/c it is a demonstration of the patterns I usually use in my makefiles and I'd love some feedback on those. > > > Additionally, it's a real world use-case for bmakelib (a library that I maintain 馃槑 )
bmakelib - generate high resolution timestamp
I find myself frequently needing to generate a 碌s precision timestamp. some-target : @echo Microseconds: $(call now,micros) @echo Milliseconds: $(call now,millis) @echo Seconds: $(call now,secs) @e...
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/3919105
> bmakelib is a minimalist standard library for writing Makefiles. > > What do you think about being able to easily generate 碌second precision timestamps in a Makefile? > > ! > > Please take a second to look at https://github.com/bahmanm/bmakelib/issues/42 & share your thoughts/emojis 馃檹 >
