Closed cpliakas closed 8 years ago
@jfarrell @kevinhankens are we ready to open source statsgod? It should be able to thrive in the community of statsd reimplementations
@cpliakas Initial decision on why we went our own route is here 1. Other factors include local file sockets, udp, tcp, authentication.
@syrneus almost ready, needs a couple changes and then we can
Also (just because I'm proud of it), it has 100% unit test coverage, benchmark and integration tests as well as a soak test that can be verified that all metrics (even in the millions) were correctly received and parsed. I feel pretty comfortable making changes and testing prior to the release :)
On Mon, Apr 6, 2015 at 9:54 PM, jfarrell notifications@github.com wrote:
@cpliakas https://github.com/cpliakas Initial decision on why we went our own route is here 1 https://confluence.acquia.com/display/CL/statsgod+vs+statsd. Other factors include local file sockets, udp, tcp, authentication.
@syrneus https://github.com/syrneus almost ready, needs a couple changes and then we can
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Could be helpful to highlight why we should use this library over https://github.com/kisielk/gostatsd. Statsgod looks way cooler given the 5 minute sniff test, but spelling it would be great.