Monitoring extensions for MirageOS: syslog, Influx reporter, memtrace, log level adjustment.
Hannes Mehnert
263355fad8
also change the behaviour of get: - l and m output default, followed by everything that's different - l* and m* output default, (tags for m), and everything (so it lists everything) - l<specific> and m<specific> output the specific source(s) - * in combination with concrete source names is not supported |
||
---|---|---|
src | ||
.gitignore | ||
CHANGES.md | ||
dune-project | ||
LICENSE.md | ||
monitoring-experiments.opam | ||
one.png | ||
README.md |
Grafana Unikernel monitoring experiments
Using Influx, Telegraf, etc.
Dynamic adjustments of Log level and Metrics reporting
The create function has a listener_port argument. If this is provided, then on the given port TCP connections to the unikernel are possible. Each connection can transmit a command (as text) to adjust log level and enable or disable metrics sources:
The log level (prefix L
) is specified, the same as the command-line argument -l
:
L*:debug
all log sources are enabled on the debug level.Lmonitoring-experiments:error
the log source monitoring-experiments is set to the error level.L*:info,monitoring-experiments:debug
all log sources are enabled on the info level, and the log source monitoring-experiments is set to the debug level.
The metrics (prefix M
) sources can be enabled and disabled based on source name.
First, if present, the all command is executed, then the tags, then specific sources:
M*:disable,memory:enable,net-solo5:enable
disables all metrics sources, and then enables memory and net-solo5.Mnet-solo5:disable
disables the net-solo5 metrics source.Mtag:http:enable
enables all metrics with the http tag.
The log levels for the log sources can be inspected:
l
reports the default log level and the log level for all log sources with a different log level.l*
reports the default log level and the log level for all log sources.lmonitoring-experiments,dns
reports the log level for monitoring-experiments and dns respectively.
Likewise, metrics status can be similarly inspected:
m
reports the default metrics status and the metrics status for all metrics sources with a different status.m*
reports the default metrics status, all enabled tags, and the metrics status of all metrics sources.mmemory,net-solo5
reports the metrics status for memory and net-solo5 respectively.