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status page: add more information #22

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opened 2024-11-13 13:29:07 +00:00 by hannes · 0 comments
hannes commented 2024-11-13 13:29:07 +00:00
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What would be interesting:

  • how many URLs have been identified
  • still queued to download X more archives
  • size (in bytes) of archives already on disk (in tar-mirage, we have free, but no used)
  • how many archives & bytes have been downloaded from opam-mirror by clients
  • how often "repo" and "index.tar.gz" has been downloaded
  • there's a "last updated", which refers to the git repository -- but another timestamp when a git pull was done (attempted) the last time would be great <- esp. to see why/when there's no update
What would be interesting: - [x] how many URLs have been identified - [x] still queued to download X more archives - [ ] size (in bytes) of archives already on disk (in tar-mirage, we have `free`, but no `used`) - [ ] how many archives & bytes have been downloaded from opam-mirror by clients - [ ] how often "repo" and "index.tar.gz" has been downloaded - [x] there's a "last updated", which refers to the git repository -- but another timestamp when a git pull was done (attempted) the last time would be great <- esp. to see why/when there's no update
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