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- Adds event listeners to local metrics .
- Use the gateway url to use
- Main entry point
- Setup metrics for profiling .
- Setup summary .
- Returns a function that creates a new aggregate function .
- Create a new Observable with the given value .
- Run experiment .
- Run test suite .
- Create hash for the given labels object .
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QUESTION
I have a typescript class as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-21 at 02:34miss await?
QUESTION
I am sorry for the newbie question, but I have been figuring out this error, I have an Express app and I am trying to run it as a docker container. I've used this Dockerfile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 07:29You didn't COPY the app.js file in your container.
QUESTION
I have a NodeJS application, and I want to expose the default metrics. I have the following implementation. I am using the prom-client package.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-29 at 13:16As far as I can tell from your code, you are missing two non-optional things to make it work: 1. define a metric, 2. update it (for example, increase a counter metric).
Something along the line of:
- Metric definition:
QUESTION
I have just registered some metrics in a NestJS application, through a typescript decorator. I use the prom-client
package, but although I can log the metrics registered, the endpoint is not exposing those, and the Prometheus docker instance that I use to show all metrics, are not showing those neither.
how can I do to view registered metrics in /metrics endpoint and the Prometheus dashboard?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 11:10I solved passing to the custom metric in the constructor options the registry that will be used as follow:
QUESTION
I am using node.js
package prom-client
to try to push different custom metrics to the Prometheus Pushgateway
server.
The code is working and now I am writing the test code for the functionality. I wonder whether there is a way to mock the Prometheus Pushgateway server?
I had tried to use a normal express API server (like the following)
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Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 14:25So I have solved the problem by creating a simple http server.
The following is the code of the server:
QUESTION
I have set up prom-client (unofficial client library for prometheus) to collect custom metrics what I need. I have prometheus server deployed from helm following this eks setup guide. Now I am trying to edit default configmap to collect my app metrics as well, but getting error
parsing YAML file /etc/config/prometheus.yml: yaml: unmarshal errors:\n line 22: field cluster_ip not found in type kubernetes.plain\n line 25: cannot unmarshal !!str
defaultinto []string
This is what I have done as per docs prometheus.yaml configmap file
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Answered 2020-Jun-22 at 12:56This is what I am using to enable prometheus scraping inside the cluster.
In the scrape config, I have this snippet:
QUESTION
I'm refactoring two old Javascript services into Typescript. I have updated all of the NPM dependencies accordingly and those that are deprecated have been replaced by other packages or have been removed entirely. Now I'm running into the following;
When I install the package prom-client
and use import prom from 'prom-client'
the module is not found. The package contains a index.d.ts
typings file. If I manually add a folder prom-client
within node_modules/@types
the module is found with the import statement.
I know that I can use require(), but I use import syntax everywhere so I rather not use require().
There is no @types/prom-client package which is there for example @types/express.
- Using NodeJS 12.16.1 and
es2020
. - Syntax like
import * as prom from 'prom-client'
do not work. - I tried reinstalling all the packages a few times without result.
- On code-sandbox the
import prom from 'prom-client'
statement does work. But I can't see the difference.
How can I import prom-client
accordingly?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-10 at 08:43In your situation this will be enough
QUESTION
I have a node express app with prom-client to monitor a serial connection and report the values to a http endpoint, the serial speed is 9600baud and is transferring some statistics over. A Prometheus instance is configured with a job 10milliseconds interval to target that end point and grab the metrics. I want to be able to see this metrics in at least 10 milliseconds resolution but it seems the Prometheus graph resolution does not accepts less than 1 seconds. What should I do to get Prometheus collect data with at least 10 milliseconds res. Is there a config I miss? I have searched for hours
this is my node js app, a serial port listener is waiting for json messages, parses them and updates gauge metric types from 'prom-client' to be represented by express!
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Answered 2020-Mar-26 at 08:04While you can set scrape intervals less than a second, this isn't what Prometheus is designed for as that's hard real time monitoring at that point and e.g. the kernel scheduler may cause Prometheus to stop running briefly and miss some scrapes, which wouldn't be an issue with more typical scrape intervals.
I'd suggest looking at a custom solution if you need such a high resolution.
QUESTION
I have been trying to configure prometheus to show metrics in grafana for my nodejs application. For metrics, I am using prom-client. However, on localhost I get always following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-15 at 02:31Because you're using docker-compose, therefore localhost
or 127.0.0.1
won't work in the docker container.
You can replace localhost
with your machine IP or use ngrok as you did, docker can resolve it to your IP.
Thanks for reading :D
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