Laporte
- a gateway for processing metrics with automation and states
- acceptor for sensors, batch jobs or messages
- with the ability to set actuators
- compatible with Prometheus for metric alerting, collecting and data visualization
Schema:
Features:
- can evaluate, recalculate or correct metric
- calculate new metric or state from other metrics
- automation using a true algorithmization + data structures (python expression code)
- can set TTL for metrics (obsolete metric disappears when time is over)
- communicates via:
- RESTful API
- realtime, bidirectionally using Socket.IO
- exporting data as Prometheus metrics
- live www status page
- optional bridges (extensions):
- laporte-mqtt to connect a large family of devices using MQTT protocol
- laporte-journal to store all events into other database
Installation:
To install Laporte from PyPI:
pip install laporte
Or using container image from Docker Hub:
docker pull vinklat/laporte
Quick HOWTO:
Example: push gateway for weather sensor
- manually simulate a weather sensor and send temperature and relative humidity data to this gateway using REST API
- in this example the temperature will be corrected (slope +1% and shift + 0.5). Can be used in case of calibrate sensor, unit conversion, ...
- other two new metrics will be calculated (dew point temperature and absolute humidity)
- in the case of an inactive sensor, the data expires in 10 minutes
a) run the docker image
docker run -p 9128:9128 vinklat/laporte -c conf/example_weatherstation.yml
(the content of this built-in config file can be seen here: example_weatherstation.yml)
b) send metrics from sensor via REST API
Try sending data several times using curl:
curl http://localhost:9128/api/metrics/weather1 -d temp_celsius=37.5 -d hum_ratio=0.8 -X PUT
c) watch status
- Laporte status page: http://localhost:9128
- JSON response of REST API: http://localhost:9128/api/metrics/by_node
- Prometheus metrics: http://localhost:9128/prom
...more info on the wiki
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