# README
Artifacts
Small application that counts some data in MySQL database (this application call it artifacts) and then send it to InfluxDB using UDP.
Preparation
- Download and compile application
- Create database table holding requests to made:
CREATE TABLE `__artifacts` (
`name` varchar(1024) CHARACTER SET latin1 NOT NULL,
`query` varchar(2048) COLLATE utf8mb4_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
`interval` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
PRIMARY KEY (`name`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COLLATE=utf8mb4_unicode_ci
- Fill some data to table
- Create configuration file
config.yaml
. Take a look toconfig.yaml.dist
for syntax
Query format
Application works with almost any query type that meets following criteria
- Metric value must be integer
- Metric value must be last column
- One metric value per query
- Grouping columns must be first
Valid queries:
SELECT count(1) FROM foo;
SELECT count(1) FROM foo WHERE bar='baz';
SELECT g1, g2, count(1) FROM foo GROUP BY g1, g2;
Not supported queries:
SELECT min(f), max(f) FROM foo; -- Two values in single query
SELECT avg(f) FROM foo; -- Possibly non integer value
SELECT count(1), g1 FROM foo GROUP BY g1; -- Value column is not last
Testing
To test that everything is ok, run command app test
.
This will establish connection to MySQL server and performs all queries in sequential order.
No data will be sent to InfluxDB.
For further information and configuration options run app test --help
Running daemon
app serve
to run server, app serve --help
for more information and configuration options.
Limitations
- Despite queries are stored in database, no hot reload yet supported. To refresh active queries restart is required.
- No locking applied - if two or more instances of this application are running for same settings, there will be data duplication.