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statsd-cloudwatch-backend

v0.2.4

Published

A StatsD backend for Amazon's AWS CloudWatch.

Downloads

51

Readme

StatsD CloudWatch Backend

This is a pluggable backend for StatsD. It publishes stats to Amazon's AWS CloudWatch.

wercker status

Counters, Gauges, and Timers are supported. Sets are not implemented.

Be aware that AWS CloudWatch metrics are not free and the cost can quickly become prohibative. Pricing details: Amazon CloudWatch Pricing. This may be a good choice if your needs are simple and/or as a means of quickly getting off the ground, as setting up Graphite in EC2 is not trivial.

Requirements

Installation

$ cd /path/to/statsd
$ npm install statsd-cloudwatch-backend

Configuration

Add statsd-cloudwatch-backend to the list of backends in the StatsD configuration file:

{
    backends: ["statsd-cloudwatch-backend"]
}

Add the following basic configuration information to the StatsD configuration file.

{
    cloudwatch: {
        namespace:  "my.api",
        region: "us-west-2",
        dimensions: {},
        accessKeyId:  "<YOUR ACCESS KEY ID>",
        secretAccessKey: "<YOUR SECRET ACCESS KEY>"
    }
}

The namespace, and region settings are required. The dimensions map is optional. The accessKeyId and secretAccessKey settings are not required if the EC2 instance is configured with an instance-profile with permissions to write to CloudWatch.