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request for including statsd plugin #15
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Btw this is a pretty big deal for a lot of people. It's not a bad idea to
put it on the GitHub readme.
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Issue:
Statsd is the most popular tool for reporting metrics from uwsgi. The plugin is optionally built in uwsgi by using a build flag "UWSGI_EMBED_PLUGINS=stats_pusher_statsd" while doing pip install. However, uwsgi builds have a lot of issues in linux (e.g. unbit/uwsgi#1516). It would be a huge help if conda could include this.
in fact, the common advice given when installing uwsgi inside anaconda installation is to NOT build it and use the provided conda package. unbit/uwsgi#1770
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