Hello, I thought that it would be very useful to have the possibility to monitor the current requests that the server is managing in the real-time statistics.
I would like to have each connection on a separate row, the columns could show information like:
- Remote IP address
- Vhost managing the request
- HTTP Method used
- Requested URL
- Host header
- State (new, read, write, idle)
- Idletime
- Bytes in
- Bytes out
To avoid showing too much information or wasting CPU cycles it could be possible to select from a dropdown how many current requests should be showed. Like: none, all, the last 10, the last 30 and so on.
I think that this could be a rather useful addition.
I got the idea by reading pages 76-77 from the zeus web server user guide.
Zeus also has graphical stats for other parameters but this might be too hard to implement efficiently and moreover there could be better tools to do such graphs.
Still, some simple textual information about the current requests as described above should interest other people as well.
Thanks for your attention.
I would like to have each connection on a separate row, the columns could show information like:
- Remote IP address
- Vhost managing the request
- HTTP Method used
- Requested URL
- Host header
- State (new, read, write, idle)
- Idletime
- Bytes in
- Bytes out
To avoid showing too much information or wasting CPU cycles it could be possible to select from a dropdown how many current requests should be showed. Like: none, all, the last 10, the last 30 and so on.
I think that this could be a rather useful addition.
I got the idea by reading pages 76-77 from the zeus web server user guide.
Zeus also has graphical stats for other parameters but this might be too hard to implement efficiently and moreover there could be better tools to do such graphs.
Still, some simple textual information about the current requests as described above should interest other people as well.
Thanks for your attention.