Prometheus aggregator client for ruby
In Gemfile
gem 'protor'
Then run
bundle install
It automatically aggregate value
protor.counter(:counter, 1, {label1: 1}) # value => 1
protor.counter(:counter, 1, {label1: 1}) # value => 2
It automatically replace value
protor.gauge(:gauge, 50) # value 50
protor.gauge(:gauge, 20) # value 20
It save all observed values
protor.histogram(:histogram, 10, {label1: 1}, [1,2,3,4]) # observed value [10]
protor.histogram(:histogram, 2, {label1: 1}, [1,2,3,4]( # observed value [10,2]
To publish all saved metrics to aggregator
protor.publish
To configure protor:
$protor = Protor.new do |conf|
conf[:service] = 'service name' # required service name
conf[:host] = 'localhost' # optional prometheus_aggregator host
conf[:port] = 8080 # optional prometheus_aggregator port
conf[:logger] = Rails.logger # optional logger to be used by protor
conf[:silent] = True #optional, set it to true if you dont want receive raise error
end
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