Reaggregates statistics received from multiple Metric Aggregator Daemon instances into aggregates across each cluster. Simply, this means combining the values from each host in your fleet. Both the host and cluster values are published to various configurable data sinks.
The artifacts from the build are in metrics-cluster-aggregator/target/appassembler and should be copied to an appropriate directory on your application host(s).
If you use Docker, we publish a base docker image that makes it easy for you to layer configuration on top of. Create a Docker image based on the image arpnetworking/cluster-aggregator. Configuration files are typically located at /opt/cluster-aggregator/config/. In addition, you can specify CONFIG_FILE (defaults to /opt/cluster-aggregator/config/config.json), PARAMS (defaults to $CONFIG_FILE), LOGGING_CONFIG (defaults to "-Dlogback.configurationFile=/opt/cluster-aggregator/config/logback.xml"), and JAVA_OPTS (defaults to $LOGGING_CONFIG) environment variables to control startup.
In the installation's bin directory there are scripts to start Metrics Cluster Aggregator: cluster-aggregator (Linux) and cluster-aggregator.bat (Windows). One of these should be executed on system start with appropriate parameters; for example:
/usr/local/lib/metrics-cluster-aggregator/bin/cluster-aggregator /usr/local/lib/metrics-cluster-aggregator/config/config.json
To customize logging you may provide a LogBack configuration file. To use a custom logging configuration you need to define and export an environment variable before executing cluster-aggregator:
export JAVA_OPTS="-Dlogback.configurationFile=/usr/local/lib/metrics-cluster-aggregator/config/logger.xml"
Where /usr/local/lib/metrics-cluster-aggregator/config/logger.xml is the path to your logging configuration file.
The Metrics Cluster Aggregator configuration is specified in a JSON file. The location of the configuration file is passed to metrics-cluster-aggregator as a command line argument:
/usr/local/etc/metrics-cluster-aggregator/config/prod.conf
The configuration specifies:
- logDirectory - The location of additional logs. This is independent of the logging configuration.
- clusterPipelineConfiguration - The location of configuration file for the cluster statistics pipeline.
- hostPipelineConfiguration - The location of the configuration file for the host statistics pipeline.
- httpHost - The ip address to bind the http server to.
- httpPort - The port to bind the http server to.
- aggregationHost - The ip address to bind the tcp aggregation server to.
- aggregationPort - The port to bind the tcp aggregation server to.
- maxConnectionTimeout - The maximum aggregation server client connection timeout in ISO-8601 period notation.
- minConnectionTimeout - The minimum aggregation server client connection timeout in ISO-8601 period notation.
- jvmMetricsCollectionInterval - The JVM metrics collection interval in ISO-8601 period notation.
- rebalanceConfiguration - Configuration for aggregator shard rebalancing.
- pekkoConfiguration - Configuration of Pekko.
For example:
{
"logDirectory": "/usr/local/lib/metrics-cluster-aggregator/logs",
"clusterPipelineConfiguration": "/usr/local/lib/metrics-cluster-aggregator/config/cluster-pipeline.json",
"hostPipelineConfiguration": "/usr/local/lib/metrics-cluster-aggregator/config/host-pipeline.json",
"httpPort": 7066,
"httpHost": "0.0.0.0",
"aggregationHost": "0.0.0.0",
"aggregationPort": 7065,
"maxConnectionTimeout": "PT2M",
"minConnectionTimeout": "PT1M",
"jvmMetricsCollectionInterval": "PT0.5S",
"rebalanceConfiguration": {
"maxParallel": 100,
"threshold": 500
},
"pekkoConfiguration": {
"pekko": {
"loggers": ["org.apache.pekko.event.slf4j.Slf4jLogger"],
"loglevel": "DEBUG",
"stdout-loglevel": "DEBUG",
"logging-filter": "org.apache.pekko.event.slf4j.Slf4jLoggingFilter",
"actor": {
"provider": "org.apache.pekko.cluster.ClusterActorRefProvider",
"debug": {
"unhandled": "on"
}
},
"cluster": {
"sharding": {
"state-store-mode": "persistence"
},
"seed-nodes": [
"pekko.tcp:https://[email protected]:2551"
]
},
"remote": {
"log-remote-lifecycle-events": "on",
"netty": {
"tcp": {
"hostname": "127.0.0.1",
"port": 2551
}
}
}
}
}
}Metrics Cluster Aggregator supports a two pipelines. The first is the host pipeline which handles publication of all statistics received from Metrics Aggregator Daemon instances. The second is the cluster pipeline which handles all statistics (re)aggregated by cluster across host statistics from Metrics Aggregator Daemon instances. In both cases the pipeline defines one more destinations or sinks for the statistics.
For example:
{
"sinks":
[
{
"type": "com.arpnetworking.tsdcore.sinks.CarbonSink",
"name": "my_application_carbon_sink",
"serverAddress": "192.168.0.1"
}
]
}The daemon and pipeline configuration files may be written in Hocon when specified with a _.conf extension.
To build the service locally you must satisfy these prerequisites:
Note: Requires at least Docker for Mac Beta version Version 1.12.0-rc4-beta19 (build: 10258)
Next, fork the repository, clone and build:
Building:
metrics-aggregator-daemon> ./mvnw verify
To use the local version in your project you must first install it locally:
metrics-aggregator-daemon> ./mvnw install
To debug the server during run on port 9000:
metrics-cluster-aggregator> ./mvnw -Ddebug=true docker:start
To debug the server during integration tests on port 9000:
metrics-cluster-aggregator> ./mvnw -Ddebug=true verify
You can determine the version of the local build from the pom.xml file. Using the local version is intended only for testing or development.
You may also need to add the local repository to your build in order to pick-up the local version:
- Maven - Included by default.
- Gradle - Add mavenLocal() to build.gradle in the repositories block.
- SBT - Add resolvers += Resolver.mavenLocal into project/plugins.sbt.
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