Write a script that emails reading-wmf every two weeks (?) with the following:
- The site speed at the last deploy
- The current site speed
Open Questions
- Where does the script live?
- Who's email account should we use?
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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duplicate | • Jhernandez | T104432 [EPIC]: Improve mobile site performance | |||
| Resolved | Jdlrobson | T94752 [EPIC] Continuously measure mobile site speed | |||
| Invalid | phuedx | T95301 Send regular mobile site speed reports | |||
| Resolved | phuedx | T95300 Create a mobile site speed dashboard |
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I've become slightly disillusioned with the idea ever since we started receiving regular browser test failure emails.
@JKatzWMF: I'm closing this task as invalid. Feel free to open it up again if you feel otherwise.
Also, nice work on the dashboards to you, @Jhernandez, and @Jdlrobson!
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The dashboards are very useful, I've been visiting them often.
Link for posterity:
- Full dashboard: https://grafana.wikimedia.org/#/dashboard/db/readingweb
- Rest of them (see Reading web section): https://grafana.wikimedia.org/
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I've become slightly disillusioned with the idea ever since we started receiving regular browser test failure emails.
@phuedx what about the regular browser test failure emails has disillusioned you?
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@JKatzWMF: That they're so regular :(
I suppose that it's not fair to equate notification of failure with a digest/friendly reminder to look at graphs. Nevertheless, I don't think this is an urgent requirement. It may be as we create more metrics and log more and more data.
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@phuedx Belated hanks for clarifying. I think this would be helpful, but agree that it's not urgent: particularly when compared to getting regular views of our core metrics (pvs, engagement time, sessions..). I believe @ori is looking to create an email report anyway, and said if I suggest some metrics he will be more incentivized to create the report. I think offhand, we can use the dashboard for details and simply have a report with the following core metrics.
I finally created that here:
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T110361