Deprecation Notice: This repository is no longer in use because we have switched to a Puppet-based solution per T161354. In order to maintain a historical record, it has not been deleted. If you are interested in seeing how this repo looks translated into Puppet, see discovery_dashboards::base, discovery_dashboards::production, and shiny_server module.
This is a collection of dashboards and tools for exploring aggregated Wikimedia Search Platform and Wikimedia Discovery data. It contains everything from API usage to direct user interactions, and will only grow over time. The idea is that this will provide data for internal use and external use, to see how well we're doing.
Go to Special:NovaInstance on wikitech and start a new instance. The small instance with 2GB of memory is sufficient. Choose the image 'ubuntu-14.04-trusty' and click go. Wait for the instance to start, then login via SSH.
Follow the instructions for setting up your instance with MediaWiki-Vagrant. Specifically, add "role::labs::vagrant_lxc" and run sudo puppet agent --test --verbose
Log out and log back in.
sudo git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/wikimedia/discovery/dashboard /srv/dashboards
cd /srv/dashboards
sudo git submodule update --init --recursive
sudo vagrant up
sudo chown -R mwvagrant .vagrant
vagrant upshiny-server should now be running on port 3838. To make this available to the world visit Special:NovaProxy in wikitech. Point a subdomain at the instance and make sure to port 3838 as the instance port.
Perform this step after merging a patch:
sudo make update$> mwvagrant ssh
ssh> sudo service shiny-server restart
Download and install Vagrant & VirtualBox. Then clone the repo, initialize the submodules, and vagrant up
All of the following is done on your local clone of this repo:
git submodule add <URL to repo>.git shiny-server/<name>
git submodule update --init --recursiveThis repository contains only the code that wraps around and provisions the dashboards, not the dashboard itself. The dashboards are kept as git submodules. To point the submodules at the latest versions, use the following command:
git submodule foreach git pull origin masterPlease remember to describe the changes in CHANGELOG.md, then:
git add -A
git commit -m "Updating dashboards..."
git review
<git add -A && git commit --amend && git review>Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.