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It is designed to be simple and easy to use, and to provide a consistent way to manage dependencies across your application.
Simple server that scrapes Nginx vts stats and exports them via HTTP for Prometheus consumption
To support time related histogram metrics, please refer to sysulq/nginx-prometheus-metrics or #43.
It's hard to say that this project is not maintained any longer, and it is recommended to use nginx-vtx-module instead, which supports multiple vhost_traffic_status_display_format, like <json|html|jsonp|prometheus>
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Hope you guys enjoy it, and thanks for all the contributors and the issue finders. 😃
Binary can be downloaded from Releases page.
make
make rpm
make docker
docker pull sophos/nginx-vts-exporter:latest
It can be used directly instead of having to build the image yourself. (Docker Hub sophos/nginx-vts-exporter)
nohup /bin/nginx-vts-exporter -nginx.scrape_uri=http://localhost/status/format/json
docker run -ti --rm --env NGINX_STATUS="http://localhost/status/format/json" sophos/nginx-vts-exporter
This image is configurable using different env variables
Variable name | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
NGINX_STATUS | http://localhost/status/format/json | Nginx JSON format status page |
METRICS_ENDPOINT | /metrics | Metrics endpoint exportation URI |
METRICS_ADDR | :9913 | Metrics exportation address:port |
METRICS_NS | nginx | Prometheus metrics Namespaces |
Documents about exposed Prometheus metrics.
For details on the underlying metrics please see nginx-module-vts
For grafana dashboard please see nginx-vts-exporter dashboard
Metrics details
Nginx data | Name | Exposed informations |
---|---|---|
Info | {NAMESPACE}_server_info |
hostName, nginxVersion, uptimeSec |
Connections | {NAMESPACE}_server_connections |
status [active, reading, writing, waiting, accepted, handled] |
Metrics output example
# Server Info
nginx_server_info{hostName="localhost", nginxVersion="1.11.1"} 9527
# Server Connections
nginx_server_connections{status="accepted"} 70606
Metrics details
Nginx data | Name | Exposed informations |
---|---|---|
Requests | {NAMESPACE}_server_requests |
code [2xx, 3xx, 4xx, 5xx, total], host (or domain name) |
Bytes | {NAMESPACE}_server_bytes |
direction [in, out], host (or domain name) |
Cache | {NAMESPACE}_server_cache |
status [bypass, expired, hit, miss, revalidated, scarce, stale, updating], host (or domain name) |
Metrics output example
# Server Requests
nginx_server_requests{code="1xx",host="test.domain.com"} 0
# Server Bytes
nginx_server_bytes{direction="in",host="test.domain.com"} 21
# Server Cache
nginx_server_cache{host="test.domain.com",status="bypass"} 2
Metrics details
Nginx data | Name | Exposed informations |
---|---|---|
Requests | {NAMESPACE}_filter_requests |
code [2xx, 3xx, 4xx, 5xx and total], filter, filter name |
Bytes | {NAMESPACE}_filter_bytes |
direction [in, out], filter, filter name |
Response time | {NAMESPACE}_filter_responseMsec |
filter, filter name |
Metrics output example
# Filter Requests
nginx_upstream_requests{code="1xx", filter="country", filterName="BY"} 0
# Filter Bytes
nginx_upstream_bytes{direction="in", filter="country", filterName="BY"} 0
# Filter Response time
nginx_upstream_responseMsec{filter="country", filterName="BY"} 99
Metrics details
Nginx data | Name | Exposed informations |
---|---|---|
Requests | {NAMESPACE}_upstream_requests |
code [2xx, 3xx, 4xx, 5xx and total], upstream (or upstream name) |
Bytes | {NAMESPACE}_upstream_bytes |
direction [in, out], upstream (or upstream name) |
Response time | {NAMESPACE}_upstream_responseMsec |
backend (or server), in_bytes, out_bytes, upstream (or upstream name) |
Metrics output example
# Upstream Requests
nginx_upstream_requests{code="1xx",upstream="XXX-XXXXX-3000"} 0
# Upstream Bytes
nginx_upstream_bytes{direction="in",upstream="XXX-XXXXX-3000"} 0
# Upstream Response time
nginx_upstream_responseMsec{backend="10.2.15.10:3000",upstream="XXX-XXXXX-3000"} 99