BootPolish

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Boot time introspection to help you get under the heroku 60 second timeout.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'boot_polish'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install boot_polish

Usage

Add the following line to your 'config/boot.rb' right after the require 'rubygems'

require 'boot_polish'

I personally wrap it in a guard:

if ENV["BENCHMARK_REQUIRES"] && ENV["BENCHMARK_REQUIRES"] == 'true'
  require 'boot_polish'
end

During startup, you'll see all the requires and their associated times. The default renderer is leaf-first, where the very deepest require is shown first, with each subsequent outdentation showing the aggregate time for the require and its children.

For example:

  0.0020 for require c/4
  0.0187 for require c/3 
  0.0009 for require c/2 
    0.0002 for require c/1/z
  0.0015 for require c/1 
0.0250 for require c
0.0002 for require b
0.0002 for require a

'a' and 'b' had no children requires 'c' required c/1 (which required c/1/z), c/2, c/3 and c/4

'c' had a time of 0.0250 which was a cumulative of it's time and all it's child requires.

Todo

  • Make it possible to specify the renderer used by the require_benchmark
  • Introduce some basic network logging (on socket)
  • Introduce basic HTTP logging
  • Introduce a plugin architecture for testing specific hogs (fog, postgress, etc)