inspector-influx
Typescript Metrics Reporter for InfluxDB.
This library is made for inspector-metrics node module and
is meant to be used with nodejs.
It uses node-influx as influxdb client.
Take a look at the Documentation.
install
npm install --save inspector-influx
basic usage
For influxDB v1:
import { DefaultSender, InfluxMetricReporter } from "inspector-influx";
import { MetricRegistry, Timer } from "inspector-metrics";
// influxdb config from https://github.com/node-influx/node-influx/blob/master/src/index.ts#L80
const dbConfig = {
"username": "admin",
"password": "admin",
"database": "example-db",
"hosts": [
{ "host": "influx", "port": 8086 }
]
};
const sender = new DefaultSender(dbConfig);
const reporter: InfluxMetricReporter = new InfluxMetricReporter({
sender,
});
const registry: MetricRegistry = new MetricRegistry();
const requests: Timer = registry.newTimer("requests");
reporter.setLog(global.console);
reporter.addMetricRegistry(registry);
// need ot wait for the reporter to start
await reporter.start();
// example usage
setInterval(() => {
// should report a few milliseconds
requests.time(() => {
let a = 0;
let b = 1;
for (let i = 0; i < 1e6; i++) {
a = b + i;
}
});
}, 100);For influxDB v2:
import { ClientOptions } from "@influxdata/influxdb-client";
import { Influxdb2Sender, InfluxMetricReporter } from "inspector-influx";
import { MetricRegistry, Timer } from "inspector-metrics";
const clientOptions: ClientOptions = {
url: 'http://localhost:8087',
token: '<my-secret-token>' // have a look at the examples (/examples/influxdb-2x)
}
const reporter = new InfluxMetricReporter({
sender: new Influxdb2Sender(clientOptions, 'testing', 'test-bucket', [], 'ms', {
batchSize: 10,
defaultTags: {},
flushInterval: 0,
maxBufferLines: 10_000,
maxRetries: 3,
maxRetryDelay: 3000,
minRetryDelay: 1000,
retryJitter: 1000,
writeFailed: function(error, lines, failedAttempts) { console.log(error, lines, failedAttempts)},
}),
log: null,
minReportingTimeout: 30,
reportInterval: 5000
})
const registry: MetricRegistry = new MetricRegistry();
const requests: Timer = registry.newTimer("requests");
reporter.setLog(global.console);
reporter.addMetricRegistry(registry);
// need ot wait for the reporter to start
await reporter.start();
// example usage
setInterval(() => {
// should report a few milliseconds
requests.time(() => {
let a = 0;
let b = 1;
for (let i = 0; i < 1e6; i++) {
a = b + i;
}
});
}, 100);reporting events
import { InfluxMetricReporter } from "inspector-influx";
import { Event } from "inspector-metrics";
const reporter: InfluxMetricReporter = ...
// need ot wait for the reporter to start before reporting events
await reporter.start();
// build an ad-hoc event
const event = new Event<number>("application_started")
.setValue(1.0)
.setTag("mode", "test")
.setTag("customTag", "specialValue");
// send the event to influxdb
await reporter.reportEvent(event);multi process support (nodejs cluster)
By default forked processes are sending the metrics as inter-process message
to the master process. The InfluxMetricReporter is listening for those messages
and report the metrics from the other processes.
To disable this behavior set the DisabledClusterOptions when creating an instance.
In each case you should set the pid as reporter tag.
import { DefaultSender, InfluxMetricReporter } from "inspector-influx";
import { tagsToMap, DisabledClusterOptions, MetricRegistry, Timer } from "inspector-metrics";
const dbConfig = {...};
const sender = new DefaultSender(dbConfig);
const reporter: InfluxMetricReporter = new InfluxMetricReporter({
clusterOptions: new DisabledClusterOptions(),
sender,
});
// set "pid" to process id
reporter.setTags(tagsToMap({
pid: `${process.pid}`,
}));