Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
Package services has service endpoint types. An endpoint is a single port on a single instance of a service/application. The two most important attributes of an endpoint are the host and port. Host can be either an IP address or a DNS name. Endpoints are created by observers.
Most of the core logic for endpoints is on the EndpointCore type, which all endpoints must embed.
There is the notion of a "self-configured" endpoint, which means that it specifies what monitor type to use to monitor it as well as the configuration for that monitor.
Index ¶
- func DoesServiceMatchRule(si Endpoint, ruleText string) bool
- func EndpointAsMap(endpoint Endpoint) map[string]interface{}
- func ValidateDiscoveryRule(rule string) error
- type ConfigEndpointMapping
- type Container
- type ContainerEndpoint
- type Endpoint
- type EndpointCore
- func (e *EndpointCore) AddDimension(k string, v string)
- func (e *EndpointCore) Core() *EndpointCore
- func (e *EndpointCore) DerivedFields() map[string]interface{}
- func (e *EndpointCore) Dimensions() map[string]string
- func (e *EndpointCore) ExtraConfig() (map[string]interface{}, error)
- func (e *EndpointCore) IsSelfConfigured() bool
- func (e *EndpointCore) RemoveDimension(k string)
- type HasDerivedFields
- type ID
- type Orchestration
- type OrchestrationType
- type PortPreference
- type PortType
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func DoesServiceMatchRule ¶
DoesServiceMatchRule returns true if service endpoint satisfies the rule given
func EndpointAsMap ¶
EndpointAsMap converts an endpoint to a map that contains all of the information about the endpoint. This makes it easy to use endpoints in evaluating rules as well as in collectd templates.
func ValidateDiscoveryRule ¶
ValidateDiscoveryRule takes a discovery rule string and returns false if it can be determined to be invalid. It does not guarantee validity but can be used to give upfront feedback to the user if there are syntax errors in the rule.
Types ¶
type ConfigEndpointMapping ¶
ConfigEndpointMapping creates a mapping between a config key and a value that is derived from fields on the endpoint. It implements the CustomConfigurable interface.
func (*ConfigEndpointMapping) ExtraConfig ¶
func (cem *ConfigEndpointMapping) ExtraConfig() (map[string]interface{}, error)
ExtraConfig evaluates the rule and returns a map that can be merged into the final monitor config
type Container ¶
type Container struct { // The ID of the container exposing the endpoint ID string `yaml:"container_id"` // A list of container names of the container exposing the endpoint Names []string `yaml:"container_names"` // The image name of the container exposing the endpoint Image string `yaml:"container_image"` // The command used when running the container exposing the endpoint Command string `yaml:"container_command"` // The container state, will usually be "running" since otherwise the // container wouldn't have a port exposed to be discovered. State string `yaml:"container_state"` // A map that contains container label key/value pairs. You can use the // `Contains` and `Get` helper functions in discovery rules to make use of // this. See [Endpoint Discovery](../auto-discovery.md#additional-functions). Labels map[string]string `yaml:"container_labels"` }
Container information
func (*Container) PrimaryName ¶
PrimaryName is the first container name, with all slashes stripped from the beginning.
type ContainerEndpoint ¶
type ContainerEndpoint struct { EndpointCore `yaml:",inline"` // Used for services that are accessed through some kind of // NAT redirection as Docker does. This could be either the public port // or the private one. AltPort uint16 `yaml:"alternate_port"` Container Container `yaml:",inline"` Orchestration Orchestration `yaml:",inline"` // A map of labels on the container port. You can use the // `Contains` and `Get` helper functions in discovery rules to make use of // this. See [Endpoint Discovery](../auto-discovery.md#additional-functions). PortLabels map[string]string `yaml:"port_labels"` }
ContainerEndpoint contains information for single network endpoint of a discovered containerized service. A single real-world service could have multiple distinct instances if it exposes multiple ports or is discovered by more than one observer.
func (*ContainerEndpoint) DerivedFields ¶
func (ce *ContainerEndpoint) DerivedFields() map[string]interface{}
DerivedFields returns aliased and computed variable fields for this endpoint
func (*ContainerEndpoint) Dimensions ¶
func (ce *ContainerEndpoint) Dimensions() map[string]string
Dimensions returns the dimensions associated with this endpoint
func (*ContainerEndpoint) PrivatePort ¶
func (ce *ContainerEndpoint) PrivatePort() uint16
PrivatePort is the port that the service is configured to listen on
func (*ContainerEndpoint) PublicPort ¶
func (ce *ContainerEndpoint) PublicPort() uint16
PublicPort is the port that the endpoint is accessed on externally. It may be different from the PrivatePort.
type Endpoint ¶
type Endpoint interface { config.CustomConfigurable // Core returns the EndpointCore that all endpoints are required to have Core() *EndpointCore // Dimensions that are specific to this endpoint (e.g. container name) Dimensions() map[string]string // AddDimension adds a single dimension to the endpoint AddDimension(string, string) // RemoveDimension removes a single dimension from the endpoint RemoveDimension(string) }
Endpoint is the generic interface that all types of service instances should implement. All consumers of services should use this interface only.
type EndpointCore ¶
type EndpointCore struct { ID ID `yaml:"id"` // A observer assigned name of the endpoint Name string `yaml:"name"` // The hostname/IP address of the endpoint Host string `yaml:"host"` // TCP or UDP PortType PortType `yaml:"port_type"` // The TCP/UDP port number of the endpoint Port uint16 `yaml:"port"` // The observer that discovered this endpoint DiscoveredBy string `yaml:"discovered_by"` Configuration map[string]interface{} `yaml:"-"` // The type of monitor that this endpoint has requested. This is populated // by observers that pull configuration directly from the platform they are // observing. MonitorType string `yaml:"-"` // contains filtered or unexported fields }
EndpointCore represents an exposed network port
func NewEndpointCore ¶
func NewEndpointCore(id string, name string, discoveredBy string, dims map[string]string) *EndpointCore
NewEndpointCore returns a new initialized endpoint core struct
func (*EndpointCore) AddDimension ¶
func (e *EndpointCore) AddDimension(k string, v string)
AddDimension adds a dimension to this endpoint
func (*EndpointCore) Core ¶
func (e *EndpointCore) Core() *EndpointCore
Core returns the EndpointCore since it will be embedded in an Endpoint instance
func (*EndpointCore) DerivedFields ¶
func (e *EndpointCore) DerivedFields() map[string]interface{}
DerivedFields returns aliased and computed variable fields for this endpoint
func (*EndpointCore) Dimensions ¶
func (e *EndpointCore) Dimensions() map[string]string
Dimensions returns a map of dimensions set on this endpoint
func (*EndpointCore) ExtraConfig ¶
func (e *EndpointCore) ExtraConfig() (map[string]interface{}, error)
ExtraConfig returns a map of values to be considered when configuring a monitor
func (*EndpointCore) IsSelfConfigured ¶
func (e *EndpointCore) IsSelfConfigured() bool
IsSelfConfigured tells whether this endpoint comes with enough configuration to run without being configured further. This ultimately just means whether it specifies what type of monitor to use to monitor it.
func (*EndpointCore) RemoveDimension ¶
func (e *EndpointCore) RemoveDimension(k string)
RemoveDimension removes a dimension from this endpoint
type HasDerivedFields ¶
type HasDerivedFields interface {
DerivedFields() map[string]interface{}
}
HasDerivedFields is an interface with a single method that can be called to get fields that are derived from a service. This is useful for things like aliased fields or computed fields.
type Orchestration ¶
type Orchestration struct { ID string `yaml:"-"` Type OrchestrationType `yaml:"orchestrator"` PortPref PortPreference `yaml:"-"` }
Orchestration contains information about the orchestrator that the service is deployed on (see OrchestrationType)
func NewOrchestration ¶
func NewOrchestration(id string, orchType OrchestrationType, portPref PortPreference) *Orchestration
NewOrchestration constructor
func (*Orchestration) String ¶
func (o *Orchestration) String() string
type OrchestrationType ¶
type OrchestrationType int
OrchestrationType represents the type of orchestration the service is deployed under.
const ( // KUBERNETES orchestrator KUBERNETES OrchestrationType = 1 + iota // MESOS orchestrator MESOS // SWARM orchestrator SWARM // DOCKER orchestrator DOCKER // NONE orchestrator NONE )
type PortPreference ¶
type PortPreference int
PortPreference describes whether the public or private port should be preferred when connecting to the service
const ( // PRIVATE means that the internal port (e.g. what the service is // configured to listen on directly) should be used when connecting PRIVATE PortPreference = 1 + iota // PUBLIC means that the port that is exposed through some network mapping // should be used (e.g. via Docker's -p flag) PUBLIC )