`sql2statsd` is a CLI utility that queries SQL database and posts results to
[StatsD](https://github.com/etsy/statsd)
based on a provided YAML config file and a job name.
## Installation
`virtualenv` recommended.
- From Github:
```
pip install -e git+https://github.com/Suenweek/sql2statsd#egg=sql2statsd
```
## Usage
`sql2statsd` is intended to be run as a scheduled task (e.g. a `cron` job).
1. Create a YAML config file based on a config schema provided below.
2. Run `sql2statsd --config-file <CONFIG_FILE> <JOB_NAME>` where:
- `<CONFIG_FILE>` is a path to your config.
- `<JOB_NAME>` is a key in a `config["jobs"]` section.
Passing config file path as a parameter each time is tedious, so you may want
to specify `SQL2STATSD_CONFIG_FILE` env var instead.
## Config schema
```yaml
db_servers:
<str>: # Database server name
host: <str>
port: <int>
user: <str>
password: <str>
stats_servers:
<str>: # Stats server name
host: <str>
port: <int>
jobs:
<str>: # Job name
db_server: <str> # Database server name
db_name: <str>
stats_server: <str> # Stats server name
stat: <str>
query: <str>
```
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