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charlieharper

charlieharper

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Hey guys.

Just thought I'd share a little side project I've been working on over the past few weeks.

I built an internet performance analytics tool isplogger.com

Hi! After much consideration, I decided to shut down ISP Logger. However I'll be releasing the source code in the coming weeks if you'd like to host and maintain a version of it for yourself. Thank you for being part of this experiment. ❤️ ...
isplogger.com isplogger.com

Basically an open source Docker script that performs a speed test every hour and then that data gets sent to my server.
Would be cool to have some testers, before "launch". Still building a few vital features.

Stack:
Frontend runs on NextJS (hosted on Vercel) and backend is Python 3.9 with Django hosted on Heroku with Posgresql Database.

Let me know what you think, where I can improve, etc.

Cheers!
 
This should be useful, how long until the results show on the dashboard?

Did a test at 19:39 and I am getting this on the analytics page: Looks like you haven't configured a device on this network to collect data.
 
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ronnie_94 said:
This should be useful, how long until the results show on the dashboard?

Did a test at 19:39 and I am getting this on the analytics page: Looks like you haven't configured a device on this network to collect data.
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Morning.... It usually should be instant (refresh required)

I still need to make it auto update on the dashboard, but we'll get there. :)

I checked logs, can see requests that came from your side, so it should be in the database.
 
ronald911 said:
Morning.... It usually should be instant (refresh required)

I still need to make it auto update on the dashboard, but we'll get there. :)

I checked logs, can see requests that came from your side, so it should be in the database.
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Hi, still cannot see the results this morning.

Tried chrome and opera gx to make sure its not a browser issue.
 
ronald911 said:
Oooo.. Can you just check that your docker image is running correctly?

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I followed the steps and im sure all is setup correctly on my end.

Anything specific to look out for that could be wrong? I uninstalled docker and reinstalled, followed the guide again and no luck with seeing results.

Edit: Got it sorted, I never removed the <> on the second command.
 
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Hi

I just did the setup and everything is working fine.

Just have 1 question why is my speed test results way slower than my actual speed?

For example it shows 143.41 Mbps on the dashboard but on speedtest.net is shows 929.26 Mbps which is my actual line speed
 
x7razor said:
Hi

I just did the setup and everything is working fine.

Just have 1 question why is my speed test results way slower than my actual speed?

For example it shows 143.41 Mbps on the dashboard but on speedtest.net is shows 929.26 Mbps which is my actual line speed
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Server also has a cap, probably hosted in London so not enough time for TCP/IP window to scale would be my guess, 140Mbps sounds about right at 170-200ms.
 
x7razor said:
Hi

I just did the setup and everything is working fine.

Just have 1 question why is my speed test results way slower than my actual speed?

For example it shows 143.41 Mbps on the dashboard but on speedtest.net is shows 929.26 Mbps which is my actual line speed
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Did you use docker python directly?

Edit: don't stress I got it sorted.
 
x7razor said:
Hi

I just did the setup and everything is working fine.

Just have 1 question why is my speed test results way slower than my actual speed?

For example it shows 143.41 Mbps on the dashboard but on speedtest.net is shows 929.26 Mbps which is my actual line speed
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Maybe it's testing in MB instead of Mb?


I know you said 143.41 Mbps but hey who knows
 
Thanks for the reply all good was just wondering i know you are still working on it.

It made go check a test on speedtest.net I thought something was wrong :ROFL::ROFL:

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I optimized the docker image a bit and changed some code in there.... Also points to a new API, etc. So update it. docker pull ronaldl93/isp-logger:latest
 
Still figuring out why it struggles with very fast connections. Will figure it out. Think it's a docker limitation, but must be a work around.
 
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