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Tracking moving average and variance of response code from a web service** Steps for deploying in development: 1. run 'rake db:setup' # Create the database, load the schema, and initialize with the seed data for the statistics table 2. run 'rails server' Steps for deploying on heroku: 1. run 'heroku addons:add piggyback_ssl' # Needed to be able to use the *.heroku.com certificate for SSL. 2. change the config.action_mailer.default_url_options in config/environments/production.rb to the heroku hostname that you are deploying to. 3. run 'git push heroku master' 4. run 'heroku rake db:setup' # Create the database, load the schema, and initialize with the seed data for the statistics table The application - uses a rake middleware to log the moving average and variance of HTTP response status codes grouped by class (2xx, 3xx etc). The middleware - expects a table called Statistics to exist in the database before it can be used. - is configured in the config (in config/application.rb) - accepts the Url path as an argument, responses from which are to be included in the calculation of average and variance. - source can be found in lib/status_code_logger.rb. - shows the current average and variance at the following URL: - Development: http://localhost:PORTNUM/statistics - Production: http://<ProductionHostName>/statistics - uses Devise for authentication - uses the *.heroku.com SSL cert for HTTPS by using the piggyback_ssl heroku addon **This is the first time I have written any code in Ruby. It was a good excuse for me to learn Ruby and Rails.
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