collectd-rabbitmq
“A collected plugin, written in python, to collect statistics from RabbitMQ.”
Free software: Apache license
Documentation: https://collectd-rabbitmq.readthedocs.org.
For the older single file version see https://github.com/NYTimes/collectd-rabbitmq/tree/0.1.1
Features
Support queue, exchange, and node stats,
Configuration
This plugin supports a small amount of configuration options:
Username: The rabbitmq user. Defaults to guest
Password: The rabbitmq user password. Defaults to guest
Realm: The http realm for authentication. Defaults to RabbitMQ Management
Scheme: The protocol that the rabbitmq management API is running on. Defaults to http
Host: The hostname that the rabbitmq server running on. Defaults to localhost
Port: The port that the rabbitmq server is listening on. Defaults to 15672
ValidateCerts: You can ignore verifying the SSL certificate if you set it to false. Defaults to true
VHostPrefix: Arbitrary string to prefix the vhost name with. Defaults to None
Ignore: The queue to ignore, matching by Regex. See example.
- See this example for further details.
Nodes
For each node the following statistics are gathered:
disk_free_limit
fd_total
fd_used
mem_limit
mem_used
proc_total
proc_used
processors
run_queue
sockets_total
sockets_used
Queues
For each queue in each vhost the following statistics are gathered: _NOTE_: The / vhost name is sent as default
- message_stats
deliver_get
- deliver_get_details
rate
get
- get_details
rate
publish
- publish_details
rate
redeliver
- redeliver_details
rate
messages
- messages_details
rate
messages_ready
- messages_ready_details
rate
messages_unacknowledged
messages_unacknowledged_details * rate
memory
consumers
consumer_utilisation
Exchanges
For each exchange in each vhost the following statistics are gathered: _NOTE_: The / vhost name is sent as default
disk_free
disk_free_limit
fd_total
fd_used
mem_limit
mem_used
proc_total
proc_used
processors
run_queue
sockets_total
sockets_used
Credits
This package was created with Cookiecutter and the cookiecutter-pypackage project template.
History
0.1.0 (2014-09-18)
First public release.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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