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heroku-true-relic

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New Relic (on Heroku) currently reports queue times as queuing at the router level. The goal of this gem is to provide new relic with the proper queueing time for requests, which takes into account queue time at the dyno level.

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Popularity

8,965

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Releases

Current version

0.1.0

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2013-02-17

2013-02-17

Issues

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Issue Closure Rate

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Pull Requests

Open Pull Requests

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Closed Pull Requests

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Merged Pull Requests

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Pull Request Acceptance Rate

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Development

Primary Language

Ruby

Average date of last 50 commits

2013-02-18

Reverse Dependencies

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Dependencies

Development

>= 0

pry

>= 0

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~> 3.2.12

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rspec-rails

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Project Readme

DEPRECATED

Please use the latest version of the New Relic Ruby Agent

heroku-true-relic

Show accurate heroku queue time numbers in new relic

Disclaimer

This is still a work in progress - please let me know if you're having trouble getting this working!

Usage

Rails 3

gem 'heroku-true-relic'

Rails 2

gem 'heroku-true-relic', :require => 'heroku-true-relic/rails2'

Rack apps (not tested, but should work fine)

require 'heroku-true-relic'

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use HerokuTrueRelic::QueueTimeLogger

Running the specs

Install rvm
Git clone this repository
cd into the directory (make sure the .rmvrc file is read properly
rake all:bundle
rake all:spec