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#Abstract

TAS stands for True Air Speed. It is a lightweight system to track and analyze real time data. TAS is able to handle a lot of incoming data, create visuals to analyze it and take snapshots to furthur examine the data at a specific time.

The data in TAS is stored for approximately a minute, the idea is to track current trends and analyze real time data while keeping the system light weight.

#Prerequisites

  1. Go must be installed on your computer (Note: TAS hasn't been tested on Go 1.5)

  2. github.com/pebbe/zmq3 package must also be installed.

#Getting Started

###Installation

Install the zmq3 library from github (if you have not already): go get github.com/pebbe/zmq3 2. Download the TAS package, run: go get github.com/chango/tas

###Notes

There are some HTML templates that are in the html directory, the server will look for these to be in a directory named html in the root where the server is started.

###Example

The server has to be up and running first. For UNIX-like systems, type the following commands in terminal:

go run $GOPATH/src/github.com/chango/tas/examples/tas-server.go

On a separate terminal, run hellotas.go by switching to the examples directory and entering the following command:

go run $GOPATH/src/github.com/chango/tas/examples/hellotas.go

Open any modern web browser and go to the following addresses to see the output of TAS:

  • localhost:7451/DIAG

  • localhost:7451/TREE

  • localhost:7451/STATS

  • localhost:7451/GET?key=*.*.*.*

#Documentation The documentation can be found here.