FOG External Reporting

[Wayne Workman]

These graphs are from the new FOG Reporting. They are updated every hour. Link to the full dashboard is in my signature.

JSON data available here: https://fog-external-reporting-results.theworkmans.us/external_reporting.json

[Wayne Workman]

@Tom-Elliott I took an easier route. The intent of your request was to see the exact values. So I added a JSON text object to the solution.

There is a link for downloading the current JSON data on the dashboard now. Though you can go directly to it using this link: https://fog-external-reporting-results.theworkmans.us/external_reporting.json

This is the PR that accomplished this if you were curious. https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-community-scripts/pull/70

[Wayne Workman]

@Tom-Elliott it’s likely possible to do.
The graphs use Python’s pyplot module. Here is the exact spot in the script for the OS Versions graph:
https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-community-scripts/blob/c527036bc4623f7f6225a48c545d37edc269d112/external_reporting/external_reporting/do_web_tasks.py#L88

I’ll see if I can add some numbers.

[Tom Elliott]

@wayne-workman As a part of the graph, can you add the physical counts?

I see the bar graph, and it gives a general view of count, but no exact count available.

CentOS 8.3.2011 appears to have 10 total but that’s the only one I can get the accurate count.

Hopefully this makes sense.

[Wayne Workman]

327 dev installations out there now, at least. Not a single one is Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Which, I suppose makes sense. If you’re paying to use RHEL, you’re probably in a business setting and wouldn’t install from a developer branch because you want something stable.

Also notably there are zero Arch dev systems out there since we started tracking. This is a bigger point as I can’t think of a reason why an Arch Linux user wouldn’t dive into fog dev branch.

[Wayne Workman]

The number keeps going up, we’re at 233 dev users now.

[george1421]

@wayne-workman Very nicely done!! Its good to see the data flowing in now. It should give the developers an idea where to focus development and what’s really important.

[Wayne Workman]

The daily figures have been holding strong at 155 for about two weeks now. The number of active dev-branch users is likely very close to this figure.

Inactive dev-branch users, or users that don’t update to the latest dev-branch frequently, is likely a larger number.