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librato-pm2

v1.0.0

Published

App for integrating pm2 stats into librato

Downloads

2

Readme

librato-pm2

librato-pm2 is a tiny node application to feed process metrics from PM2 into librato.com.

##Installation

Install the executable with npm:

npm install -g librato-pm2

Create a .librato-pm2rc file in your home directory (or the directory of the user that PM2 processes run as) containing the following JSON:

{
	"email": "YOUR LIBRATO EMAIL ADDRESS",
	"token": "YOUR LIBRATO API ACCESS TOKEN"
}

You can obtain the access token from the Account Settings > API Access Tokens page

Finally, add librato-pm2 to your PM2 process stack.

pm2 start librato-pm2

Within a few moments you will see new metrics on your librato account for every process currently managed by PM2, named with a prefix followed by the process name in PM2 and the metric available.

The following metrics are supplied:

  • cpu: CPU usage in percentage from 0 to 100.
  • memory: Memory usage in bytes.
  • online: Boolean 0 or 1 for if the process is running.
  • restarts: Total crashes recorded by PM2.
  • uptime: Time in seconds since the process was last started (Float).

##Options

In addition to the email and token values on the configuration file, you can provide the following options:

interval: Time, in seconds, that the metrics will be polled and submitted. Default is 10.

metricPrefix: String used to prefix every metric name. Default is "pm2."

Additionally, the config file itself may be installed in any of the locations supported by the rc library.