StatsD client #Ī StatsD client is used to create & send your custom metrics. use a StatsD client within your application to write metrics.Īfter your environment is setup successfully, you can send your metrics into Prometheus using the Prometheus statsd exporter.If you don't have StatsD environment, then you will have to: In order to change that, make sure to configure the global TTL for metrics expiration to a value bigger than 0 (the default value) at the exporter. By default, metrics are not deleted from the exporter and exposed to Prometheus forever.job_name : 'prometheus-statsd-exporter' static_configs : - targets : -prometheus-statsd-exporter:9102' ] honor_labels : true tls_config : insecure_skip_verify : true - Copyįor more information about Prometheus scrapping configuration click here. If you aren't familiar with Helm then please refer to Helm's documentation to get started.Tip: we recommend installing the exporter using this helm chart. Prometheus StatsD exporter #īy default, the exporter listens on port 9125 - TCP and UDP. You can see below a quick start guide explaining how to install the exporter.ĭon't have an existing StatsD environment? see "StatsD environment setup" section. The exporter also supports different formats of tagging. The exporter translates StatsD metrics to Prometheus metrics via configured mapping rules. You can send your StatsD metrics to Prometheus using Prometheus statsd exporter. Make sure to first configure your Prometheus to send metrics to Epsagon. In order to visualize your custom metrics in Epsagon, all you have to do is make sure those metrics will be collected by Prometheus. For a list of trademarks of The Linux Foundation, please see our Trademark Usage page.Custom Metrics Sending custom metrics from your codeĮpsagon supports custom metrics sent by a Prometheus client.īy default, your Prometheus is configured to write all the collected metrics to Epsagon. The Linux Foundation has registered trademarks and uses trademarks. © Prometheus Authors 2014-2023 | Documentation Distributed under CC-BY-4.0 Please help improve it by filing issues or pull requests.
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