Service that generates basic metrics for SQL result sets and exposing them as Prometheus metrics.
This service relies on the SQL Agent service to execute and return the SQL result sets.
- Static configuration files are used to define the queries to monitor.
- Each query has a designated worker for execution.
- An interval is used to define how often to execute the query.
- Failed queries are automatically retried using a backoff mechanism.
- Faceted metrics are supported.
- A single metric's different facets can be filled in from different data sources.
- Metric names are exposed in the format
query_result_<metric name>
. - With faceted metrics, the name of the data column is determined by the
data-field
key in config, and all other columns (and column values) are exposed as labels. - If the result set consists of a single row and column, the metric value is obvious and
data-field
is not needed. - Label names under the same metric should be consistent.
- Each different query (query entry in config) for the same metric should lead to different label values.
Usage of prometheus-sql:
-host string
Host of the service.
-port int
Port of the service. (default 8080)
-queries string
Path to file containing queries. (default "queries.yml")
-queryDir string
Path to directory containing queries.
-service string
Query of SQL agent service.
A queries file is required for the application to know which data source to query and which queries that shall be monitored.
In the repository there is an example file that you can have a look at.
Create a queries.yml
file in the current directory and run the following:
prometheus-sql
or for an alternate path, use the -queries or the -queryDir option:
prometheus-sql -queries /path/to/queries.yml
Run the SQL agent service.
docker run -d --name sqlagent dbhi/sql-agent
Run this service. Mount the queries.yml
file and link the SQL Agent service.
docker run -d \
-p 8080:8080 \
-v /path/to/queries.yml:/queries.yml \
--link sqlagent:sqlagent \
dbhi/prometheus-sql
To view a plain text version of the metrics, open up the browser to the http://localhost:8080/metrics (or http://192.168.59.103:8080/metrics for boot2docker users).
Alternately, use the docker-compose.yml
file included in this repository. The volumes
section be added for mounting the queries.yml
file.
This section describes how you build prometheus-sql distribution packages.
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Build prometheus-sql packages for several platforms:
Using Make:
make prepare dist
Using Docker:
docker run --rm -v ${PWD}:/go/bin -v ${PWD}:/usr/src/myapp -w /usr/src/myapp golang:1.8 bash -c 'apt-get update && apt-get -y install zip && make prepare dist'
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All binaries produced are now located in directories under the
dist
directory.
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Build distribution binaries as described in previous section.
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Build Docker image:
Using Make:
make docker
Using Docker directly (for test only):
docker build -t dbhi/prometheus-sql .
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Start VM with Vagrant:
vagrant up
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Login as
vagrant
user with passwordvagrant
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See above sections how to build binaries etc.