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Asyncio library for creating Prometheus exporters
=================================================
|Latest Version| |Build Status|
``prometheus-aioexporter`` is an aysncio-based library to simplify writing
Prometheus_ exporters in Python.
Exporters are usually implemented as small daemons that expose metrics
in text format through a web endpoint (usually ``/metrics``).
Usage
-----
The library provides a ``PrometheusExporterScript`` class that serves as an
entry point to create services that export Prometheus metrics via an HTTP(s)
endpoint.
Creating a new exporter is just a matter of subclassing
``PrometheusExporterScript`` and implementing a few methods as needed.
An example usage is the following:
.. code:: python
import click
from prometheus_aioexporter import Arguments, PrometheusExporterScript
class MyExporter(PrometheusExporterScript):
"""My Prometheus exporter."""
name = "my-exporter"
default_port = 9091
envvar_prefix = "MYEXP"
def command_line_parameters(self) -> list[click.Parameter]:
# Additional options for the script
return [
click.Option(["--custom-option"], help="a custom option"),
...
]
def configure(self, args: Arguments) -> None:
# Save attributes that are needed for later
self.data = do_stuff()
# ...
async def on_application_startup(
self, application: aiohttp.web.Application
) -> None:
# Start other asyncio tasks at application startup
do_something_with(self.data)
# ...
async def on_application_shutdown(
self, application: aiohttp.web.Application
) -> None:
# Stop other asyncio tasks at application shutdown
do_more_with(self.data)
# ...
script = MyExporter()
Also see the `sample script`_ for a complete example.
The ``script`` variable from the example above can be referenced in
``pyproject.toml`` to generate the script, like
.. code:: toml
[project.scripts]
my-exporter = "path.to.script:script"
The ``description`` of the exporter can be customized by setting the docstring
in the script class.
Exporter command-line
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
``PrometheusExporterScript`` provides a few command-line arguments by default:
.. code::
Options:
-H, --host TEXT host addresses to bind [env var: EXP_HOST;
default: localhost]
-p, --port INTEGER port to run the webserver on [env var:
EXP_PORT; default: 9091]
--metrics-path TEXT path under which metrics are exposed [env
var: EXP_METRICS_PATH; default: /metrics]
-L, --log-level [critical|error|warning|info|debug]
minimum level for log messages [env var:
EXP_LOG_LEVEL; default: info]
--log-format [plain|json] log output format [env var: EXP_LOG_FORMAT;
default: plain]
--process-stats include process stats in metrics [env var:
EXP_PROCESS_STATS]
--ssl-private-key FILE full path to the ssl private key [env var:
EXP_SSL_PRIVATE_KEY]
--ssl-public-key FILE full path to the ssl public key [env var:
EXP_SSL_PUBLIC_KEY]
--ssl-ca FILE full path to the ssl certificate authority
(CA) [env var: EXP_SSL_CA]
--version Show the version and exit.
--help Show this message and exit.
Further options can be added by implementing ``command_line_parameters()`` to
return additional ``click.Argument`` and ``click.Option`` items to add to the
command line.
See the Click_ manual for more details on available parameter types.
In order to serve metrics on the HTTPS endpoint both ``ssl-private-key`` and
``ssl-public-key`` need to be define. The ssl certificate authority
(i.e. ``ssl-ca``) is optional.
Environment variables
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Values from default arguments can also be supplied via environment variables.
Variables names match the ``<envvar_prefix>_<option_with_underscores`` format,
so, for instance, the ``--port`` option can be provided as ``MYEXP_PORT=9091``
(assuming the ``PrometheusExporterScript.envvar_prefix`` is set to ``MYEXP``).
Provided command-line options take precedence over environment variables.
It's also possible to provide environment variables via dotenv file. By default
``.env`` is looked up in the current working directory. The file to load can be
overridden by setting the file path via the ``<envvar_prefix>_DOTENV``
variable.
Explicitly provided environment variables take precedence over the ones defined
in the dotenv file.
Startup configuration
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Additional initial setup (e.g. config file parsing) can be performed by the
script by implementing the ``configure()``. This is called at startup with the
parsed arguments (an ``Arguments`` instance).
Metrics configuration
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The metrics exported by the script can be set up by calling ``create_metrics``
with a list of ``MetricConfig``\s. This is typically done in ``configure()``:
.. code:: python
def configure(self, args: Arguments) -> None:
# ...
self.create_metrics(
[
MetricConfig("metric1", "a metric", "gauge"),
MetricConfig("metric2", "another metric", "counter", labels=("l1", "l2")),
]
)
Web application setup
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
On startup, ``PrometheusExporterScript`` creates a ``PrometheusExporter`` which
includes a web application that exposes metrics.
It's possible to customize and perform additional startup/shutdown tasks by
implementing the ``on_application_startup`` and ``on_application_shutdown``
coroutine methods, which are called with the application as parameter.
The ``PrometheusExporter`` instance is accessible via
``application["exporter"]``), and provides a ``set_metric_update_handler``
method to register a hook to update metrics on each request, before the
response is returned to the client. The registered function must return a
coroutine and is called with a dict mapping metric names to metric objects:
.. code:: python
async def on_application_startup(self, application: aiohttp.web.Application) -> None:
# ...
application["exporter"].set_metric_update_handler(self._update_handler)
async def _update_handler(self, metrics: dict[str, prometheus_client.metrics.MetricWrapperBase]):
for name, metric in metrics.items():
metric.set(...)
See ``prometheus_aioexporter.sample`` for a complete example (the script can be
run as ``prometheus-aioexporter-sample``).
.. _Prometheus: https://prometheus.io/
.. _Click: https://click.palletsprojects.com/en/stable/
.. _sample script: ./prometheus_aioexporter/sample.py
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