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django.core.handlers.profiler-hotshot
provides profiling support for Django when using mod_python. Hotshot generates logs that can be also used by aplication like kcachegrind. Read Django profiling with hotshot and kcachegrind for more details.
Here's a similar solution for the internal development webserver. 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)
You can also use gather_profile_stats.py in the Django distribution to aggregate the generated profilings and open them with pstats.Stats
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runserver-profiler.diff
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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
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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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