“Game Face” will be our weekly round-up of our internal and external open source work here at Agora Games. Internal open source refers to our public projects that you can find over at our account. External open source work refers to projects that we contribute to in off-hours and may or may not have anything to do with video games because we’re swell folks like that. Pretty simple right? Here goes…
kairos
provides time series storage using Redis or Mongo backends. We released 0.4.0 this week to add some major functionality. collapse is now a keyword argument to series() for collapsing an entire timeseries into a single row. Transforms are performed after the collapse, allowing easy calculation of aggregates across an entire timeseries. We also added support in `get()` and `series()` for joining multiple timeseries into a single result by calling with a list of timeseries names rather than a single string. And finally we fixed an inconsistency in gauge type when collapsing or condensing gauge data. Value for an interval is the last recorded non-null gauge value now.
Contributor(s): Aaron Westendorf (, )
sentry
is a realtime event logging and aggregation platform. It’s pretty awesome and it’s open source. As Rails 4 was released this week, we submitted . It was accepted and integrated, so at some point in the future, if you use Sentry, you should see that functionality.
Contributor(s): David Czarnecki (, )
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