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The document discusses a product called MapMeter that provides monitoring and analytics for geospatial services. It allows users to discover how their geospatial services are being used, analyze performance and usage trends, and monitor servers to manage services proactively. The presentation goes through MapMeter's key capabilities like real-time and historical performance views, layered usage analytics, user activity insights, and tools for discovering bottlenecks and optimizing services.

The pulse of your map. Wherever you go.
alyssawright
Tuesday, June 18, 13

alyssa wright / product manager
awright@opengeo.org / @alyssapwright
hello
Tuesday, June 18, 13

agenda
approach / framing
mapmeter / launch
performance / performance in context
discover / connect the dots
analyze / actionable solutions
Tuesday, June 18, 13

spatialIT
mapmeter.com
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So what? Why
would it matter to
you?
Tuesday, June 18, 13

There are known knowns;
There are things we know we know.
There are known unknowns;
That is to say, we know there are things that
we now know we don’t know.
But there are also unknown unknowns --
the are things we do not know we don’t know.
the quote
Tuesday, June 18, 13

You don’t know
how your services
are being used.
You don’t know
what’s working and
what’s not.
Tuesday, June 18, 13

or optimize
based on usage.
In fact...
You don’t know
what’s costing you
too much,
WWhere to invest,
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You don’t know if
your server is
down right now
while you’re
listening to us.
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Real
data intelligence
combined with real
human
intelligence.
mapmeter.com
Tuesday, June 18, 13

DISCOVER
ANALYZE
MONITOR MANAGE
mapmeter.com
Tuesday, June 18, 13

OPENSOURCE ENTERPRISE
mapmeter.com
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Not the official tagline
*
taking you from
rabbit ears to space
lasers.
mapmeter.com
Tuesday, June 18, 13

MONITORING
GEOSERVER
Tuesday, June 18, 13

MONITORING
GEOSERVER
CONTROLLER
REQUEST
Tuesday, June 18, 13

MONITORING
GEOSERVER
NOSQL DATABASE
CONTROLLER
REQUEST
AGGREGATION
Tuesday, June 18, 13

MONITORING
GEOSERVER
NOSQL DATABASE
CONTROLLER
REST API
REQUEST
MANAGE
AGGREGATION
QUERY
SERVE
Tuesday, June 18, 13

JSON/HTTP JSON/HTTP
MONITORING EXTENSION MONITORING EXTENSION
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Instant
performance
real time and historical views
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Detailed
layer usage
scored layer performance
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Insight into user
activity
views of users requests
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Monitor
multiple servers
complete system perspective
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Rapidly prototype
hypotheses
contextual filtering
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Detail error
reporting
error count breakdowns
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Detect bottlenecks
outages and bottlenecks
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Connect the dots
service trends with context
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Powerful search
service type, referrer and more
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Details, more
details
service requests in raw form
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Chart usage
over time
by second, minute and day
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Improve reliability
proactively address issues
Tuesday, June 18, 13

livedem
o
mapmeter.com
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mapmeter.commapmeter.com
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