As product-owning individuals, and Aiven is a product for us, we want to have monitoring and observability for that product in place.
Here comes metadata information into the game. The prometheus exporter fetches metadata from the Aiven API, especially account, project and service information.
| Metric Name | Description |
|---|---|
| aiven_account_team_count_total | The number of teams per account |
| aiven_account_team_member_count_total | The number of members per team for an account |
| aiven_project_count_total | The number of projects registered in the account |
| aiven_service_count_total | The number of services per project |
| aiven_project_estimated_billing_total | The estimated billing per project |
| aiven_project_vpc_count_total | The number of VPCs per project |
| aiven_project_vpc_peering_count_total | The number of VPC peering connections per project |
| aiven_service_node_count_total | Node count per service |
| aiven_service_node_state_info | Node state per service |
| aiven_service_serviceuser_count_total | Service user count per service |
| aiven_service_topic_count_total | Topic count per service |
| aiven_service_booked_plan_info | The booked plan for a service |
A) Download the binaries from the release page, untar and execute the binary
B) build a docker image and run the docker image locally
docker build -t aiven-metadata-prometheus-exporter:latest .
docker run --rm -p 2112:2112 -e AIVEN_API_TOKEN=myAwesomeToken aiven-metadata-prometheus-exporter:latest
This prometheus exporter leverages the Aiven Go SDK
The following arguments are available:
Usage of bin/aiven-metadata-prometheus-exporter:
-debug
Enable debug logging
-listen-address string
Address to listen on for telemetry (default ":2112")
-collect-interval string
In which interval shall the metrics collected from the Aiven API (default "5m")
-telemetry-path string
Path under which to expose metrics (default "/metrics")
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Those prometheus metrics are perfectly suited to create a Grafana dashboard out of it
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An example dashboard you can import is located at resources/dashboard.json
- you have to replace targets.datasource.uid with your prometheus data source uid (or do it by hand when you've imported the dashboard)
Contributions are highly welcome!
- Feel free to contribute enhancements or bug fixes.
- For more details on how to contribute, please look at CONTRIBUTING.md
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details