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Simple self-hosted SQLite powered server side analytics without Google

4 pointsby ilovefoodalmost 5 years ago

2 comments

rudasnalmost 5 years ago
This is great. I really like the simplicity of it.<p>How does sqlite handle the streaming load&#x2F;frequent writes per second? What hardware does it run on?<p>I recently did something similar for server monitoring, after spending days&#x2F;weeks trying out different stacks and services (datadog, netdata, and the like).<p>Like you, I don&#x27;t have huge scale issues (&lt;100 servers) and I don&#x27;t need to monitor every single aspect. A few bash scripts, a couple of systemd services, a node&#x2F;express server at the receiving end, in-memory data storage and sms&#x2F;email alerts when the most recent metrics look a bit off.<p>Much cheaper, less resource intensive, and easier to maintain by far.
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sailsalmost 5 years ago
This is very cool. I&#x27;d be interested in a docker-compose script that wrapped this all into a single deployment, as it seems you have created a very nice self-hosted with analytics solution.<p>I do wonder if Metabase is too resource intensive for this purpose, and perhaps a more lightweight data analytics resource might not be better suited? I say this because I usually run metabase on its own server. Perhaps not an issue, more a question.