README
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metaphite: stitch multiple graphite servers together
It is not uncommon to run separate graphite installations for separate environments. For example, separate "dev" and "production" graphite clusters. However, the reason graphite became so succesful because it provides a friendly API to query all of your metrics. With metaphite, you can hide your disparate servers behind a single endpoint.
Installation
If you have a Go compiler (version 1.3 or above) installed, run
go get github.com/droyo/metaphite
Binary releases will be provided at a later time.
Setup
Create a file config.json, containing mappings, like so:
{
"mappings": {
"qe": "http://qe-graphite.example.net/",
"dev": "http://dev-graphite.example.net/"
}
}
To run metaphite, execute
metaphite -c config.json -http=:8080
metaphite will log http requests to standard error in the Common Log Format.
Usage
With metaphite listening on http://localhost:8080 , open a
render query in your browser:
`open http://localhost:12036/render?target=aliasByMetric%28scale%dev.servers.messagebus01.rabbitmq.object_totals.{queues,exchanges,consumers,channels,connections},%202%29%29`
You should see a graph rendered by the server specified for your
dev mapping in your configuration.
Documentation
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There is no documentation for this package.
Source Files
Directories
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Package accesslog logs HTTP requests.
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Package accesslog logs HTTP requests. |
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Package certs loads CA certificates from a directory.
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Package certs loads CA certificates from a directory. |
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Package config parses config files for metaphite.
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Package config parses config files for metaphite. |
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Package query parses Graphite queries into an abstract syntax tree.
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Package query parses Graphite queries into an abstract syntax tree. |