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strong-statsd

v2.0.7

Published

statsd wrapper for strong-agent backends

Downloads

628

Readme

strong-statsd

Control a statsd child process.

Uses strongloop-forks/strong-fork-statsd, a fork of etsy/statsd with support for being controlled by a parent process.

Usage

Statsd = require('strong-statsd')

Constructor.

statsd = Statsd(options)

Options:

  • debug: cause statsd to log debug messages
  • scope: prefix to add before all metric names (default is "", but also, if the statsd: backend URL is used, it can provide a scope that will override this option)
  • expandScope: function to call on scope before using it as a prefix
  • flushInterval: accumulated metrics will be processed and emitted at this interval, in seconds (default is 15)

statsd.backend(url)

Specify one or more backends.

Backend URL formats:

  • statsd://[<host>][:<port>]: publish metrics to a statsd receiver. The host defaults to "localhost", and the port defaults to 8125.

  • log:[<file>]: log metrics to FILE, which may be - to indicate stdout (FILE defaults to -). Format is ISOTIMESTAMP METRIC=VALUE (TYPE), where TYPE is one of count, gauge, or ms (a timer interval in milliseconds).

  • debug:[?pretty[=<true|false>]]: json dump to stdout for testing and debugging backends. Pretty output is formatted as multi-line with color, otherwise it's single line.

  • graphite://[<host>][:<port>]: forward to graphite, host defaults to "localhost", port defaults to 2003

  • syslog:[?[application=<application>][&priority=<priority>]: write to local system log using syslog(3). The application defaults to "statsd", and priority defaults to "LOG_INFO", but can be set to any of "LOG_DEBUG", "LOG_INFO", "LOG_NOTICE", "LOG_WARNING", or "LOG_CRIT".

  • splunk://[<host>]:<port>: write using a UDP key value protocol to splunk, host defaults to localhost, and port is mandatory, since the protocol has no assigned port.

Throws on error in URL format, returns self on success.

statsd.start(callback)

Starts statsd child process, callback indicates when it is started, and the statsd port is known.

statsd.port

The port that the statsd server is listening on.

statsd.url

A statsd: URL that contains the PORT and (unexpanded) scope that should be published to. The publish is usually done by .send(), but this URL may be useful for display or debug purposes.

statsd.send(name, value)

Send statsd metric with name and value. Metrics are discarded until statsd is started.

statsd.stop(callback)

Stop the statsd child, callback indicates it has exited.

Stopping is optional, the child will self-exit when the parent process exits.