Gerco, I was trying to access:
http://multimedia-metrics.wmflabs.org/ but
no luck.
There is a third choice as far as I can see (my team needs to double check
me on this).
You could have a metric in wikimetrics that harvest the data you are
interested on from enwiki,eswiki, arwiki databases (hopefully this is the
db we are talking about) and serve that data through limn (for now).
There is some work that both of us would need to do to get this rolling but
it might be a viable option.
For example:
Wikimetrics is serving here the number of newly registered users every day,
that report is executed daily on enwiki, eswiki...etc and data is shown in
limn (for now).
http://test-reportcard.wmflabs.org/graphs/newly_registered
Data comes from our staging instance of wikimetrics, we will be deploying
this functionality to live pretty soon:
https://metrics-staging.wmflabs.org/static/public/datafiles/NewlyRegistered…
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 3:29 AM, Gergo Tisza <gtisza(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
Hi,
I am working on adding MediaViewer opt-out result tracking to
multimedia-metrics.wmflabs.org (which maps to limn1). Opt-out data is
stored in the mediawiki databases, but only the current state, so I have to
store the daily results somewhere to be able to show a timechart. I'm
asking for advice on the best way to do that.
The two obvious approaches are:
- store the results in mysql on the same server that holds the wiki db
(analytics-store.eqiad.wmnet)
- store them in mysql locally, on the limn1 instance
The first seems easier to me, since the second would mean transferring
data between different DB servers, which is awkward in MySQL; but I don't
know well the setup of limn1 and analytics-store. Is there any reason to
take the other route (or some third way)? If not, what's the way to get a
new DB created on analytics-store where I can store the results?
thanks
Gergő
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