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Akumuli backend for MoaT-Link metrics

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This package provides the Akumuli backend implementation for moat-link-metrics. It allows forwarding metric values to an Akumuli time-series database.

Installation

pip install moat-link-metrics-backend-akumuli

Or for Debian-based systems:

apt install moat-link-metrics-backend-akumuli

Usage

The backend is automatically available once installed. To use it, set backend: akumuli in your server configuration (this is the default).

Configuration

The Akumuli backend supports the following configuration options in the server config:

  • host: Akumuli server hostname (default: localhost)
  • port: Akumuli server port (default: 8282)
  • delta: Use delta compression (default: true)

Example

server:
  backend: akumuli
  host: localhost
  port: 8282
  delta: true

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