Overkiz Exporter
A simple open metrics exporter for metrics yielded from overkiz api.
Metrics served
daemon: Will serve various metrics about the exporter itself.overkiz_measurable: Will export any float or integer value returned by the overkiz API and tag it with the device specifics.overkiz_label: Will export any string values returned by the overkiz API. The string value will be placed in thelabellabel and the value set to1.
Note:
- the
daemonmetric name is configurable through by editingdaemon.metricname - the
daemonname label is configurable by editingdaemon.namelabel
Used labels
| Label | Available on | Comment |
|---|---|---|
status |
daemon |
Any value, describe the runtime status of the exporter |
name |
daemon |
The value set in the configuration under the daemon.namelabel key |
device_id |
overkiz_measurable, overkiz_label |
The device id of the current metric |
device_label |
overkiz_measurable, overkiz_label |
The device name, may be customized |
metric_namespace |
overkiz_measurable, overkiz_label |
The metric namespace, extracted from the API name (example: core, modbuslink) |
metric_name |
overkiz_measurable, overkiz_label |
The metric name, extracted from the API name (example: NameState, NumberOfTankState) |
label |
overkiz_measurable |
The value outputed by the API (example: Heating, `off) |
Example configuration
{
"credentials": [
{
"username": "<login to your atlantic account>",
"password": "<password to your atlantic account>",
"servertype": "ATLANTIC_COZYTOUCH"
}
]
}
Running it
For the next few bits of code, we'll suppose you have a working configuration above in ~/.config/overkiz.json.
... with python:
pip install overkiz-exporter
python -m overkiz_exporter
... with docker:
docker run -v ~/.config/:/etc/overkiz/:ro -p 9100:9100 overkiz-exporter:main
You'll then be able retrieve some values:
curl localhost:9100/metrics
# HELP daemon
# TYPE daemon gauge
daemon{name="overkiz-exporter",section="config",status="loop_interval"} 60.0
daemon{name="overkiz-exporter",section="config",status="items-count"} 1.0
daemon{name="overkiz-exporter",section="exec",status="items-ok"} 1.0
daemon{name="overkiz-exporter",section="exec",status="items-ko"} 0.0
[...]
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