metric-reporter-python
metric-reporter-python is SDK for Python to send reports for applications monitoring like: Datadog, Appoptics etc.
Installation
Installation using npm
$ pip install atom_metric_reporter
Usage
Create metric reporter for specific driver (datadog or appoptics)
from metric_reporter.metric_reporter import MetricReporter
metric_reporter = MetricReporter("appoptics", {
"token": "<token>"
}, 1, 10, "g8y3e")
Send report
metric_reporter.send("test_metric", <num>, {
"test": "test"
})
Save shutdown reporter:
metric_reporter.stop()
Example
You can use our example for sending reports.
License
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Metadata
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