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2015-07-06
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hi folks! i'd be interested to hear what people are doing to get a good understanding of how a network of processes/channels is performing
there is often talk of how channels being a reified thing makes them easy to inspect/monitor, but practice I find them quite opaque
have used buffer implementations that can report their current count, but that only gets you so far