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django.core.handlers.profiler-hotshot
provides profiling support for Django when using mod_python. Here's a similar solution for the internal development webserver. Hotshot generates logs that can be also used by aplication like kcachegrind. Read Django profiling with hotshot and kcachegrind for more details.
Apply the included patch to django/core/management.py
and start Django with manage.py runserver
. Each request will create a .prof
file in your /tmp
directory. You can then open a Python shell and print the statistics:
>>> import hotshot.stats >>> stats = hotshot.stats.load("stones.prof") >>> stats.strip_dirs() >>> stats.sort_stats('time', 'calls') >>> stats.print_stats(20)
a 2nd option is perfmon which keeps track of performance data for individual requests and lets them be viewed via the django admin interface. This tool is free for people developing opensource projects.
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runserver-profiler.diff
(1.3 KB
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patch for management.py enables profiling for runserver
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runserver-profiler2.diff
(1.2 KB
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updated the patch against the latest revision
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runserver-profiler2.2.diff
(1.2 KB
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updated the patch against the latest revision and made the path configurable
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profiler-cprofile.py
(547 bytes
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Adapted profile handler to use cProfile module. Place in django/core/handlers and set PythonHandler in apache conf
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runserver-profiler3.diff
(2.3 KB
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New patch against r7569. Extend runserver command with '--profile' argument. Will run djangos development server with profiling output into systems temporary directory.
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