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by grosskur
4793 days ago
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I've been experimenting with a different metrics toolchain of shh + log-shuttle + l2met recently (also written in Go): https://github.com/freeformz/shh https://github.com/ryandotsmith/log-shuttle https://github.com/ryandotsmith/l2met shh can be extended with custom pollers written in Go, but focuses on collecting system-level metrics. log-shuttle is a general-purpose tool for shipping logs over HTTP. l2met receives logs over HTTP and can be extended with custom outlets written in Go, but requires log statements in a specific format ("measure.db.latency=20" or "measure=db.latency val=20"). It's great to see so many new tools in this space. Previously I had a bunch of one-off "carbonize" scripts running out of cron, each collecting a specific kind of metric and sending it to Graphite or statsd. This worked OK but required quite a bit of code to get things done. Heka's plugin system looks like a nice way to structure things. |
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