pingdat
A Prometheus exporter for ping statistics.
Installation
Install the published package using pip:
pip3 install pingdat
This project uses uv to manage dependencies and a local virtual environment. To
get started, clone the repository and install the dependencies with the following:
uv sync
Grafana Dashboard
A Grafana dashboard is available as #(17922)[https://grafana.com/grafana/dashboards/17922].
Usage
Run the module and tell it which config file to use.
python3 -m pingdat --config pingdat.yaml
If you are using uv to manage the virtual environment, use the following:
uv run pingdat --config pingdat.yaml
Docker
pingdat is available as a published Docker image. To run, use the latest version:
from Docker Hub:
docker container run --rm --publish 9056:9056 "jheddings/pingdat:latest"
The configuration file is read from /opt/pingdat/pingdat.yaml and may be changed
with arguments to the container:
docker container run --rm --tty --publish 9056:9056 \
--volume "/path/to/host/config:/etc/pingdat" \
"jheddings/pingdat:latest" --config /etc/pingdat/pingdat.yaml
Docker Compose
A sample configuration is also provided for using docker compose. Similar to using
Docker directly, the configuration file can be provided on the host side. Then,
simply start the cluster normally:
docker compose up
Or detached as a background process:
docker compose up --detach
Configuration
For now, review the sample pingdat.yaml config file for a description of supported
configuration options.
Metadata
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