not sure how relevant this is or if it would help in your situations but on Apache there is a mod_cband that does this maybe you can take a look at its source and see how to go about implementing it on octo
At least not when all of them run on the same IP or even on separate IPs but on only virtual interfaces, as the installed by default tool vnstat will count all virtual interfaces as a one eth0.
You would need to log all requests (including all static files/images) and parse the logs with something like webalizer to get stats per instance. Plus, of course, maintain separate access.log per Octopus instance.
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not sure how relevant this is
not sure how relevant this is or if it would help in your situations but on Apache there is a mod_cband that does this maybe you can take a look at its source and see how to go about implementing it on octo
Not (yet)
At least not when all of them run on the same IP or even on separate IPs but on only virtual interfaces, as the installed by default tool
vnstatwill count all virtual interfaces as a one eth0.See also: http://groups.drupal.org/node/186999#comment-632718
You would need to log all requests (including all static files/images) and parse the logs with something like webalizer to get stats per instance. Plus, of course, maintain separate access.log per Octopus instance.
Feel free to open a feature request: http://drupal.org/project/issues/octopus