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seek-datadog-custom-metrics
Advanced tools
Common interface for sending Datadog custom metrics from Node.js runtime environments:
yarn add seek-datadog-custom-metrics
All custom metrics are prefixed by AppConfig.name
.
Two global tags are also added to every custom metric:
AppConfig.environment
becomes env:${value}
AppConfig.version
becomes version:${value}
These tags are consistent with tags sent by Gantry via Datadog's AWS integration.
createStatsDClient
createStatsDClient
creates a hot-shots client configured with our tagging convention.
This is intended for containerized services, particularly those deployed with Gantry.
import { createStatsDClient } from 'seek-datadog-custom-metrics';
// Expects `name`, `version`, `environment` and `metricsServer` properties
import config from '../config';
// This example assumes Bunyan/pino
import { rootLogger } from '../logger';
const errorHandler = (err: Error) => {
rootLogger.error('StatsD error', err);
};
// Returns a standard hot-shots StatsD instance
const metricsClient = createStatsDClient(config, errorHandler);
createCloudWatchClient
createCloudWatchClient
returns a client that uses Datadog's CloudWatch integration.
This is intended for use in Lambda functions.
import { createCloudWatchClient } from 'seek-datadog-custom-metrics';
// Expects `name`, `version` and `environment` properties
import config from '../config';
// Returns a `MetricsClient` subset of the full StatsD interface
const metricsClient = createCloudWatchClient(config);
createNoOpClient
createNoOpClient
returns a no-op client.
This is intended for use where a MetricsClient interface is expected but you do not wish to provide one, e.g in tests.
import { createNoOpClient } from 'seek-datadog-custom-metrics';
// Returns a `MetricsClient` subset of the full StatsD interface
const metricsClient = createNoOpClient();
createTimedSpan
createTimedSpan
wraps an asynchronous closure and records custom Datadog metrics about its performance.
This is intended as a lightweight alternative to APM where nested spans aren't required.
import { createTimedSpan } from 'seek-datadog-custom-metrics';
// Takes a StatsD instance or `MetricsClient`
const timedSpan = createTimedSpan(metricsClient);
const loadPrivateKey = async (): Promise<PrivateKey> =>
await timedSpan(
// Prefix for the custom metrics
'secrets.load_private_key',
// Closure to be timed
() => client.getSecretValue({ SecretId }).promise(),
);
FAQs
Helpers for sending Datadog custom metrics
The npm package seek-datadog-custom-metrics receives a total of 1,680 weekly downloads. As such, seek-datadog-custom-metrics popularity was classified as popular.
We found that seek-datadog-custom-metrics demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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