The way I do it:
class PulseController
def logger
end
def index
render some text if you want a monitor of some sort
end
end
then route whatever your load balancer hits to this controller and you’re good.
Jason
Jason Roelofs wrote:
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 7:22 PM, Greg Willits < class PulseController def logger end
Heh, that's brute force but simple 
It supresses messages from the
controller alright, but doesn't supress the database query as part of
that action's chores (doing a mysql ping as part of the stack check).
But I could possibly tinker further.
-- gw
I'm coming in late so maybe this has mentioned...
def my_action ActiveRecord::Base.silence do ..... nothing AR related will show up in the logs.... end end
Search the rails source for "silence" to make sure I've got that down right.
How about up'ing the logger level temporarily, like
... bak_log_level = logger.level begin logger.level = Logger::ERROR # do some stuff ... ... ensure logger.level = bak_log_level end ...
Jeff