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This Rack middleware gathers statistics from Puma web server and logs them to the logging destination of your choice. It uses Puma's built in control server to query Puma's stats after every request in your production application. Currently, Puma provides two metrics that are output to your logs:

• running - the number of threads currently running
• backlog - the number of requests waiting to be processed by a thread

The actual log entry looks like this:

measure#puma.backlog=0 measure#puma.running=6

Add the gem to your gemfile:

gem 'puma-stats-logger'

If you use a Puma configuration file, add the following two lines:

# in config/puma.rb

activate_control_app
state_path 'tmp/puma.state'

OR ... if you don't use a Puma config file and you start Puma via command line, add these options:

puma --control auto --state "tmp/puma.state"

In your application and/or environment config:

config.middleware.use PumaStatsLogger::Middleware

or in a Rails initializer:

Rails.application.middleware.use PumaStatsLogger::Middleware

By default, the Puma stats are logged to standard output $stdout. This works great out of the box for Heroku users. You can customize this by passing an option hash:

config.middleware.use PumaStatsLogger::Middleware, logger: Logger.new('destination/puma-stats.log')

We use the Librato add-on on Heroku to make nice charts of this data. You may have noticed that the log output is already formatted for Librato, so if you're already using Librato, Puma metrics should show up automatically under Metrics.

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