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transponder

v1.1.0

Published

Node.js daemon that sends metrics to statsd, including CPU, memory, disk and network IO. Simple configuration. Includes an API for adding custom reporters

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Keywords

statsdmetricsgraphitemonitoring

Readme

#transponder

Already set up an awesome Graphite/statsd monitoring dashboard for your applications? How about your servers? transponder is a super easy to use node daemon to send linux server stats to an existing statsd process. Just install transponder on all your servers and you're away!

###Install

To install transponder, log in to your server and run:

[sudo] npm install -g transponder

###Usage

To start transponder simply use the transponder command from your terminal. The following options are configurable and set as environment variables:

  • HOST - The hostname or IP of the statsd daemon (default is localhost)
  • PORT - The port number of the statsd daemon (default is 8125)
  • INTERVAL - The sample interval, in milliseconds, desired (default is 1000)
  • PREFIX - Optional string to prefix all statsd indices with. Should include a trailing period (default is '').

Example:

HOST=127.0.0.1 PORT=8125 INTERVAL=5000 PREFIX=myprefix. transponder

###Run in the background

You'll probably want this to run in the background, the easiest way to do this is using nohup:

HOST=127.0.0.1 nohup transponder &