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Functions ¶
func DurationToString ¶
DurationToString converts the duration to a string suffix that indicates the scale of the timer.
func SanitizeMetricName ¶ added in v0.4.11
SanitizeMetricName ensures the generates metric name is compatible with the underlying prometheus library.
Types ¶
type Scope ¶
type Scope interface { // NewGauge creates new prometheus.Gauge metric with the prefix as the CurrentScope // Name is a string that follows prometheus conventions (mostly [_a-z]) // Refer to https://prometheus.io/docs/concepts/metric_types/ for more information NewGauge(name, description string) (prometheus.Gauge, error) MustNewGauge(name, description string) prometheus.Gauge // NewGaugeVec creates new prometheus.GaugeVec metric with the prefix as the CurrentScope // Refer to https://prometheus.io/docs/concepts/metric_types/ for more information NewGaugeVec(name, description string, labelNames ...string) (*prometheus.GaugeVec, error) MustNewGaugeVec(name, description string, labelNames ...string) *prometheus.GaugeVec // NewSummary creates new prometheus.Summary metric with the prefix as the CurrentScope // Refer to https://prometheus.io/docs/concepts/metric_types/ for more information NewSummary(name, description string) (prometheus.Summary, error) MustNewSummary(name, description string) prometheus.Summary // NewSummaryWithOptions creates new prometheus.Summary metric with custom options, such as a custom set of objectives (i.e., target quantiles). // Refer to https://prometheus.io/docs/concepts/metric_types/ for more information NewSummaryWithOptions(name, description string, options SummaryOptions) (prometheus.Summary, error) MustNewSummaryWithOptions(name, description string, options SummaryOptions) prometheus.Summary // NewSummaryVec creates new prometheus.SummaryVec metric with the prefix as the CurrentScope // Refer to https://prometheus.io/docs/concepts/metric_types/ for more information NewSummaryVec(name, description string, labelNames ...string) (*prometheus.SummaryVec, error) MustNewSummaryVec(name, description string, labelNames ...string) *prometheus.SummaryVec // NewHistogram creates new prometheus.Histogram metric with the prefix as the CurrentScope // Refer to https://prometheus.io/docs/concepts/metric_types/ for more information NewHistogram(name, description string) (prometheus.Histogram, error) MustNewHistogram(name, description string) prometheus.Histogram // NewHistogramVec creates new prometheus.HistogramVec metric with the prefix as the CurrentScope // Refer to https://prometheus.io/docs/concepts/metric_types/ for more information NewHistogramVec(name, description string, labelNames ...string) (*prometheus.HistogramVec, error) MustNewHistogramVec(name, description string, labelNames ...string) *prometheus.HistogramVec // NewCounter creates new prometheus.Counter metric with the prefix as the CurrentScope // Refer to https://prometheus.io/docs/concepts/metric_types/ for more information // Important to note, counters are not like typical counters. These are ever increasing and cumulative. // So if you want to observe counters within buckets use Summary/Histogram NewCounter(name, description string) (prometheus.Counter, error) MustNewCounter(name, description string) prometheus.Counter // NewCounterVec creates new prometheus.GaugeVec metric with the prefix as the CurrentScope // Refer to https://prometheus.io/docs/concepts/metric_types/ for more information NewCounterVec(name, description string, labelNames ...string) (*prometheus.CounterVec, error) MustNewCounterVec(name, description string, labelNames ...string) *prometheus.CounterVec // NewStopWatch is a custom wrapper to create a StopWatch object in the current Scope. // Duration is to specify the scale of the Timer. For example if you are measuring times in milliseconds // pass scale=times.Millisecond // https://golang.org/pkg/time/#Duration // The metric name is auto-suffixed with the right scale. Refer to DurationToString to understand NewStopWatch(name, description string, scale time.Duration) (StopWatch, error) MustNewStopWatch(name, description string, scale time.Duration) StopWatch // NewStopWatchVec is a custom wrapper to create a StopWatch object in the current Scope. // Duration is to specify the scale of the Timer. For example if you are measuring times in milliseconds // pass scale=times.Millisecond // https://golang.org/pkg/time/#Duration // The metric name is auto-suffixed with the right scale. Refer to DurationToString to understand NewStopWatchVec(name, description string, scale time.Duration, labelNames ...string) (*StopWatchVec, error) MustNewStopWatchVec(name, description string, scale time.Duration, labelNames ...string) *StopWatchVec // NewSubScope creates a new subScope in case nesting is desired for metrics. This is generally useful in creating // Scoped and SubScoped metrics NewSubScope(name string) Scope // CurrentScope returns the current ScopeName. Use for creating your own metrics CurrentScope() string // NewScopedMetricName provides a scoped metric name. Can be used, if you want to directly create your own metric NewScopedMetricName(name string) string }
A Scope represents a prefix in Prometheus. It is nestable, thus every metric that is published does not need to provide a prefix, but just the name of the metric. As long as the Scope is used to create a new instance of the metric The prefix (or scope) is automatically set.
func NewScope ¶
NewScope creates a new scope in the format `name + defaultScopeDelimiterRune` If the last character is already a defaultScopeDelimiterRune, then it does not add it to the scope name
func NewTestScope ¶
func NewTestScope() Scope
NewTestScope returns a randomly-named scope for use in tests. Prometheus requires that metric names begin with a single word, which is generated from the alphabetic testScopeNameCharset.
type StopWatch ¶
type StopWatch struct { prometheus.Observer // contains filtered or unexported fields }
StopWatch implements a stopwatch style interface that works with prometheus summary It will scale the output to match the expected time scale (milliseconds, seconds etc) NOTE: Do not create a StopWatch object by hand, use a Scope to get a new instance of the StopWatch object
type StopWatchVec ¶
type StopWatchVec struct { *prometheus.SummaryVec // contains filtered or unexported fields }
A Simple StopWatch that works with prometheus summary It will scale the output to match the expected time scale (milliseconds, seconds etc) NOTE: Do not create a StopWatch object by hand, use a Scope to get a new instance of the StopWatch object
func (StopWatchVec) GetMetricWith ¶
func (s StopWatchVec) GetMetricWith(labels prometheus.Labels) (StopWatch, error)
func (StopWatchVec) WithLabelValues ¶
func (s StopWatchVec) WithLabelValues(values ...string) StopWatch
Gets a concrete StopWatch instance that can be used to start a timer and record observations.
type SummaryOptions ¶ added in v0.3.12
type SummaryOptions struct { // An Objectives defines the quantile rank estimates with their respective absolute errors. // Refer to https://godoc.org/github.com/prometheus/client_golang/prometheus#SummaryOpts for details Objectives map[float64]float64 }
A SummaryOptions represents a set of options that can be supplied when creating a new prometheus summary metric