Collects more information for labelling scraped filesystems with the device
and fsType. This is useful for setting alerts which should change based on
filesystem type, or for filtering out shared mounts such as with NFS volumes.
This puts all collector-specific flags into their own namespace under
"collector.<collector-name>", and moves from camel case to dashes, which
is the standard in Prometheus land now.
Fixes issue described in #38
/proc/stat reports a blank line which needs to be ignored.
Old kernels misses one CPU time field, this needs to be ignored too.
This allows static metrics (e.g. an attributes collector replacement),
and cronjobs to expose stats by echoing into a file.
For example:
echo "my_metric 123" > mycronjob.prom.$$
mv mycronjob.prom.$$ mycronjob.prom
Remove special tags necessary for gmond and runit collectors. All
collectors get built. Selection of which collectors to use continues to
happen via parameter.
This catches things like listen overflows, retransmits
and other things that are very useful for retroactive debugging
thus I think it's justified to have it on by default.
Switch to Update using the Collecter Collect interface, due to not knowing all
metricnames in all modules beforehand we can't use Describe and thus the full
Collecter interface.
Remove 'updates', it's meaning varies by module and doesn't add much.
This collector exposes two metrics:
- net_bonding_slaves: configured slaves per bonding interface
- net_bonding_slaves_active: currently active slaves per bonding
interface
This collector exports the following metrics:
- raid_drive_temperature: drive temperature
- raid_drive_count: drive error and event counters
- raid_adapter_disk_presence: disk presence per adapter
Siavash Safi