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@ceramicnetwork/node-metrics

Typescript library for publishing metrics from Ceramic nodes, as ceramic model instance documents


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Node Metrics

Publishes metrics about Ceramic Nodes, on the Ceramic Network

Purpose

Uses the decentralized CeramicNetwork to publish metrics and data about Ceramic Nodes

Enable Configuration

In your daemon.config.json file (often found in ~/.ceramic directory), add the following setting:

"metrics": {
    "metrics-publisher-enabled": true
  }

and restart your ceramic daemon.

Since the code to record metrics will already be incorporated into the daemon, no further action is necessary.


Installation

Note, this class will be included as a dependency in ceramic daemon, so installation is not necessary.

However, if using in your own project, the package can be installed normally.

npm install @ceramicnetwork/node-metrics

Usage

Import the class, start the metrics publishing service and record metrics.

import { NodeMetrics, Counter, Observable } from '@ceramicnetwork/node-metrics'

NodeMetrics.start({ceramic: ceramic, network: 'dev-unstable', intervalMS: 30000})

NodeMetrics.observe(Observable.TOTAL_PINNED_STREAMS, 100)
NodeMetrics.count(Counter.RECENT_COMPLETED_REQUESTS, 20)
ModelMetris.recordError('oops')

NodeMetrics.stopPublishing()

Future Updates

If wishing to modify the metrics model, start by updating the model definition in the ./composites directory, then

composedb composite:create your-schema.graphql --output=../__generated__/definition.json --did-private-key=your-private-key
cd ../__generated__
composedb composite:deploy definition.json --ceramic-url=http://localhost:7007 --did-private-key=...

composedb composite:compile definition.json definition.js

Depending on the changes made, code changes may need to be made as well, in particular start with the list of models defined in src/publishMetrics.ts

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Package last updated on 15 Jul 2024

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