
I am a Data Architect for Shutterfly Inc. in Redwood Shores, CA.
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mongostat
The MongoDB command line performance monitoring utility named mongostat is now (well since 1.3.3) part of the core distribution of Mongodb. The python version hosted on my site is now deprecated in lieu of the C++ version in the distro.
mongodb 1.3.3 (devel) with mongostat
MongoDB 1.3.3 (devel) was released today. My tool called mongostat has been incorporated into mongo1.3.3 and changed from python to C++. So further development will come inside the mongodb distribution itself. Also of note is new slave lag for replication. … Continue reading
mongostat 0.2b
I have been playing quite a bit with MongoDB lately. MongoDB is a nosql type database. It’s different than a simple k/v store however. It allows sorting, secondary indexes and such. It’s format is BSON a binary representation of JSON … Continue reading