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    "title": "GrabPERF: The Return",
    "url": "https://performancezen.com/2005/07/08/grabperf-the-return/",
    "datePublished": "2005-07-08",
    "dateModified": "2005-07-08",
    "language": "en-US",
    "description": "Not many of you were likely reading this blog when I turned down the GrabPERF Web Performance Monitoring System a few months back (here). Well, today, I decided that I…",
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# GrabPERF: The Return

Not many of you were likely reading this blog when I turned down the GrabPERF Web Performance Monitoring System a few months back (

[here](http://www.newestindustry.org/index.php/2005/03/15/grabperf_retired)

). Well, today, I decided that I needed something to hold my interest and keep me busy, so I re-initialized the system.
It's live

[here](http://www.webperformance.org/grabperf/)

. Heck, I even fixed a couple of long-standing annoyances with the aggregation tables in the database.
I am trying to keep the targets limited to interesting, and likely performance-challenged, Web 2.0 companies. If you would like to see a (your?) site added to the system, drop me a comment.
Enjoy!

**UPDATE:**

Found a bug in the PHP 5.1.0b2 release I was using that caused the dates extracted from the database to be mangled when they were passed to PHPlot. I returned to the release version PHP (5.04) and all charting is now working normally.

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