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nsolid-graphite

v2.2.0

Published

a daemon that sends N|Solid metrics to graphite

Downloads

29

Readme

nsolid-graphite - a daemon that sends N|Solid metrics to graphite

This package provides a daemon which will monitor N|Solid Storage and send the metrics from the N|Solid runtimes to graphite via the Graphite protocol over UDP.

installation

npm install nsolid-graphite

usage

nsolid-graphite [options] [graphite-address [storage-address]]

where:

graphite-address - the {address} of the graphite UDP server
                 default: localhost:2003

storage-address  - the {address} of the N|Solid storage server's API port
                 default: localhost:4000

See {address} below for the expected format of these addresses.

options are:

-h --help            - print some help text
-v --version         - print the program version
--app <app name>     - the N|Solid application name to monitor
                       default: monitor all applications
--prefix <value>     - prefix graphite metric names with the specified value
                       default: 'nsolid'

Options are parsed with the npm rc module, and so options can be set in environment variables or files, as supported by rc. For example, you can specify options in a file named .nsolid-statsdrc.

The {address} parameter of the graphite-address and storage-address parameters should be in one of the following formats:

:
port
host
host:port

If port is not specified, the default is 2003 for graphite-address, and 4000 for storage-address. If host is not specified, the default is localhost. The host may be a hostname or IPv4 address.

examples

nsolid-graphite example.com

Poll metrics from the N|Solid storage at localhost:4000 and send them to the graphite server at example.com:2003.

docker

NodeSource provides a Docker image to easily get add nsolid-graphite to an environment already using containers.

docker pull nodesource/nsolid-graphite

Running the nsolid-graphite image

docker run -d --name="nsolid-graphite" nsolid-graphite graphite:2003 storage:4000 

Poll metrics every second from the N|Solid storage at storage:4000 and send them to the graphite server at graphite:2003.

nsolid-graphite also supports using environment variables for providing the N|Solid Storage and graphite endpoints

docker run -d --name="nsolid-graphite" -e NSOLID_ADDRESS=storage:4000 -e GRAPHITE_ADDRESS=graphite:2003 nsolid-graphite

graphite metric names

N|Solid gathers an extensive list of metrics from the N|Solid Runtime to provide the greatest insight into your Node.js applications.

The full list of metrics with descriptions can be found at N|Solid Metrics.

The default format of the metric names is:

{prefix}.{app}.{hostname}.{statName}

The {prefix} value can be specified via command-line option, and defaults to nsolid. The {app} value is the name of the N|Solid application.

string value normalization

String values which are provided by N|Solid will be normalized in the following fashion before being used in a graphite metric

  • characters which are not alpha-numeric or "-" or "_" will be converted to "-"
  • strings that are greater than 200 characters will be truncated to 200 characters

The values which are affected are:

  • N|Solid application name
  • N|Solid hostname

contributing

To submit a bug report, please create an issue at GitHub.

If you'd like to contribute code to this project, please read the CONTRIBUTING.md document.

Authors and Contributors

License & Copyright

nsolid-graphite is Copyright (c) 2017 NodeSource and licensed under the MIT license. All rights not explicitly granted in the MIT license are reserved. See the included LICENSE.md file for more details.