Now at 1700 new accounts on the day @infosec.exchange. This is what it looks like on the load balancer:
And this is what's happening at the CDN:
And this is what the aggregate CPU on the PUMA servers look like (note, almost no change)
And this is the aggregate load on the sidekiq servers (also, nearly no change)
Transaction growth on the postgresql database:
CPU on the redis/elasticsearch server. I can barely find it:
final graph (I don't have much else that would be interesting) is the sidekiq graph:
I lied. One more. I feel bad that I am just now realizing I didn't tell Prometheus to monitor the load balancer, so here is a snapshot of nmon from the load balancer:

@jerry kinda surprised you dont have a giant linux terminal with:
- htop
- nload
- iftop
- atop
- ioping

and prolly asciiquarium and cmatrix for good measure :D

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@viq @Viss @jerry i like btop, but glances is better for servers with it's webui and api (esp for grafana)
@pixelnull
Wait, viewing data from glances in grafana? How?
@Viss @jerry

@viq @Viss @jerry glances is a server daemon for performance stats, it doesn't need the front end in a terminal to run

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@pixelnull
That sends to InfluxDB, apparently there's also Prometheus exporter built in https://glances.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gw/prometheus.html
Interesting 🤔
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Prometheus — Glances 3.3.0.1 documentation

@viq @Viss @jerry yeah glances is a must for me, i don't ever use any *top programs in lieu of it.

the only downside is that it's a little heavy, but it's not too bad. if there's a performance issue and i want to diag it with little resources i'll just use top which is build in to every (?) distro

@pixelnull
Yeah, top is mostly everywhere, though it's not necessarily same top on say Linux and *BSD.
On the other hand, I'm not sure how much btop would be able to get on *BSD
I've somewhat moved from glances to btop, though i look at glances sometimes as well.
I need to finally set up properly Prometheus 😅
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