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type Client ¶
type Client struct { Addr string // The meta query limit for series returned Limit int Retentions []Retention Filters []string Normalize bool HardTS int64 MsecsTime bool // contains filtered or unexported fields }
Client object holds general config about how queries should be performed
func (Client) FindMetrics ¶
FindMetrics discovers all metrics that OpenTSDB knows about (given a filter) e.g. /api/suggest?type=metrics&q=system&max=100000
func (Client) FindSeries ¶
FindSeries discovers all series associated with a metric e.g. /api/search/lookup?m=system.load5&limit=1000000
type Config ¶
type Config struct { Addr string Limit int Offset int64 HardTS int64 Retentions []string Filters []string Normalize bool MsecsTime bool Transport *http.Transport }
Config contains fields required for Client configuration
type MetaResults ¶
MetaResults contains return data from search series lookup queries
type OtsdbMetric ¶ added in v1.70.0
type OtsdbMetric struct { Metric string Tags map[string]string AggregateTags []string Dps map[int64]float64 }
OtsdbMetric is a single series in OpenTSDB's returned format
type Retention ¶
type Retention struct { /* OpenTSDB has two levels of aggregation, First, we aggregate any un-mentioned tags into the last result Second, we aggregate into buckets over time To simulate this with config, we have FirstOrder (e.g. sum/avg/max/etc.) SecondOrder (e.g. sum/avg/max/etc.) AggTime (e.g. 1m/10m/1d/etc.) This will build into m=<FirstOrder>:<AggTime>-<SecondOrder>-none: Or an example: m=sum:1m-avg-none */ FirstOrder string SecondOrder string AggTime string // The actual ranges will will attempt to query (as offsets from now) QueryRanges []TimeRange }
Retention objects contain meta data about what to query for our run
type RetentionMeta ¶
RetentionMeta objects exist to pass smaller subsets (only one retention range) of a full Retention object around