Introduction
This product is notify the Plone operation event to the DataDog.
Supported events
Zope process start.
Content {create, modify, and change workflow}.
User {add, delete, login and logout}.
Site settings modify.
ZODB size(using Zope clock server).
Usage
For now only tested with latest Plone 4.3:
Add the following to your buildout:
[buildout]
eggs =
ngi.notify.datadog
[instance]
zope-conf-additional =
<clock-server>
method /your-plone-instance/@@dd_cron
period 120
user your-admin-user-name
password your-admin-user-password
host localhost
</clock-server>
Re-run buildout.
Install via quickinstaller or the Add Ons control panel.
Contributors
Takashi Nagai, Original Author
Changelog
1.2
add a metric ‘plone.portal_types’
1.1
add parameters (plone instance name, ignore portal types)
1.0
DD libs changed
1.0b3
Support script(Python)
from ngi.notify.datadog.dd import metric_datadog
metric_datadog('plone.login_failed', tags={'user': request.form.get('__ac_name', '')})
1.0b2 (unreleased)
add MANIFEST.in
1.0b1 (unreleased)
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