This is so classic software development. "Here is a super simple readme that tells you everything you need to know (PS we expect you to already know everything.)
Well, I never claimed that it was a super simple readme that explained everything you need to know :)
The target was clear, people that had issues with multiprocessing with the current ecosystem.
But as I noticed the interest growing, I also noticed a lack of simple guides on how to go from zero to have graphs in grafana for your metrics. That's why I started the "tutorial" section in the docs (pythe.us) initially for FastAPI to try to fill that void. I'm also considering making a full video tutorial to complement it.
So to recap, here I'm sharing the existence of this project so I can hopefully gather some feedback for the future direction. For beginners right now there is the "Quickstart" section in the documentation that guides you through monitoring latency in a flask application. It does not cover how to setup prometheus yet but I'm sure the prometheus docs can help with that for now :)
The target was clear, people that had issues with multiprocessing with the current ecosystem.
But as I noticed the interest growing, I also noticed a lack of simple guides on how to go from zero to have graphs in grafana for your metrics. That's why I started the "tutorial" section in the docs (pythe.us) initially for FastAPI to try to fill that void. I'm also considering making a full video tutorial to complement it.
So to recap, here I'm sharing the existence of this project so I can hopefully gather some feedback for the future direction. For beginners right now there is the "Quickstart" section in the documentation that guides you through monitoring latency in a flask application. It does not cover how to setup prometheus yet but I'm sure the prometheus docs can help with that for now :)