applipy-prometheus 0.11.3

Exposes applipy metrics in prometheus format

Applipy Prometheus Metrics

pip install applipy_prometheus

Exposes applipy metrics in prometheus format as an HTTP endpoint with path /metrics.

Usage

Add the applipy_prometheus.PrometheusModule to your application. Optionally, define through which http server to expose the /metrics endpoint, if no name is given it defaults to the anonymous server:

# dev.yaml

app:
    name: demo
    modules:
        - applipy_prometheus.PrometheusModule

http:
    internal:
        host: 0.0.0.0
        port: 8080

prometheus.server_name: internal

To run this test just install applipy_prometheus and pyyaml and run the applipy application:

pip install applipy_prometheus pyyaml
python -m applipy

You can now query http://0.0.0.0:8080/metrics and you should see some metrics for that endpoint (you'll have to query it twice to see metrics).

This module uses applipy_metrics's registry to load the metrics and generate the Prometheus document.

Metrics Endpoint Wrapper

This library also comes with MetricsWrapper. It is an applipy_http.EndpointWrapper that can be bound to your APIs and will automatically measure the request time and store it as a summary with name applipy_web_request_duration_seconds.

The wrapper has priority 100.

The metrics are tagged by default with:

• method: HTTP request method (i.e. GET, POST, etc.)
• path: path of the endpoint handling the request
• server: name of the server handling the request (anonymous server is empty string)
• status: status code of the response

On top of that, a dictionary is added to the Context with the key metrics.tags where you can add custom tags to the metric.

Example

from aiohttp import web
from applipy import Module
from applipy_http import Api, HttpModule, Endpoint, EndpointWrapper, PathFormatter
from applipy_inject import with_names
from applipy_prometheus import MetricsWrapper


class MyEndpoint(Endpoint):

    async def get(self, req, ctx):
        ctx['metrics.tags']['custom_tag'] = 'value'
        return web.Response(body='Ok')


class MyModule(Module):
    def configure(self, bind, register):
        bind(Endpoint, MyEndpoint, name='myApi')
        bind(PathFormatter, name='myApi')

        # Register the MetricsWrapper to my Api
        bind(EndpointWrapper, MetricsWrapper, name='myApi')

        bind(with_names(Api, 'myApi'))

    @classmethod
    def depends_on(cls):
        return HttpModule,