servi setup.
Status: hind-cite running (debug mode) on vagrant, with pycharm integrated.

Next: Get testing with it working better:
* Options
    * Production
    * Test1
        * Wait time
        * Readfrom
        * Writeto
        * Run iterations: 5 (eg: run 5 times and stop)
* Print stats better (so I can see what is going on in my testing)
* Change queuing / speed mechanism - make much simpler
added configuration bundels to config.py
Using configruation setup
Added 'test_data' field document type (but not really used yet)
Split into multiple files.  It runs - not sure if it works.
A LOT of monkeying around to get logging working!

Long story short - I needed hnscrape to use logging.getLogger() (no param) in order to use the root logger.
Everything else was unnecessary, but probably better.
moved localDebug to only use config.LOCAL_DEBUG
tweaked debug stuff
working with test and prod server selection
fix
starting to get new reader to work.
interim
getting data from HN api is working
- reading top 60
- writing to cloudant
- Charts displaying properly (hind-cite)

Note: No comments count
working on logging
logging - removed config.logging.xx
fixed logging
tweaked hnmonitor. starting to work on upstart
tweaks
Some cleanup and getting upstart to work.

Upstart was a HUGE pain.
* The normal upstart scripts worked fine to start, but would fail to respawn upon boot
* In the log it would try, fail, try, repeat and ultimately give up
* A suggestion was to have a post-stop sleep, so it didn't retry to quickly
* That failed for a while because in my upstart, apparently, there is no PATH so 'exec sleep 10'
fails with a cryptic message but 'exec /bin/sleep 10' works. (This took forever to figure out.)
* I think this is a vagrant issue - the server is coming up before the shared drives (which this requires)
are mounted. But I couldn't get the right 'start on' clause to work (eg: 'start on runlevel [2345] and filesystem')
Working!

This is the code that I've deployed to production.

The scraper is now live again.  I haven't verified it completely yet.