Re: streaming video metrics

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Rick Stevens wrote:

There's no simple way to track "views" of a stream other than parsing
the log files from the server and tracking them that way.  You must look
for (at least) start events, stop events, pause events, and resume
events with the same session ID.  You can compute the view time from
those.  It ain't easy.  We process literally millions of log events
every day.

As far as bandwidth, you can use the log entries (doesn't generally
cover the overhead--only the active streams), RRD/Cacti, or if you use
Cisco gear, Netflow (you'll have to write programs to analyze that).

Ntop/nprobe might be good for this: http://www.ntop.org/nProbe.html

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  Les Mikesell
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