Fully customizable Beat for MySQL/Microsoft SQL Server/PostgreSQL servers - this beat can ship the results of any query defined on the config file to Elasticsearch.

Sqlbeat still on beta.

• Add SSPI support for MSSQL
• Add support for Oracle
• Add support for SQLite
• (Thinking about it) Add option to save connection string in the config file - will open support for all SQLDrivers.

• Connect to MySQL / Microsoft SQL Server / PostgreSQL and run queries
• single-row queries will be translated as columnname:value.
• two-columns will be translated as value-column1:value-column2 for each row.
• multiple-rows each row will be a document (with columnname:value) - no DELTA support.
• show-slave-delay will only send the "Seconds_Behind_Master" column from SHOW SLAVE STATUS; (For MySQL use)
• Any column that ends with the delatwildcard (default is __DELTA) will send delta results, extremely useful for server counters. ((newval - oldval)/timediff.Seconds())

Sqlbeat uses Glide for dependency management. To install glide see: https://github.com/Masterminds/glide

$ glide update --no-recursive
$ make 

Edit mysqlbeat configuration in sqlbeat.yml . You can:

• Choose DB Type
• Add queries to the queries array
• Add query types to the querytypes array
• Define Username/Password to connect to the DB server
• Define the column wild card for delta columns
• Password can be saved in clear text/AES encryption

Notes on password encryption: Before you compile your own mysqlbeat, you should put a new secret in the code (defined as a const), secret length must be 16, 24 or 32, corresponding to the AES-128, AES-192 or AES-256 algorithm. I recommend deleting the secret from the source code after you have your compiled mysqlbeat. You can encrypt your password with mysqlbeat-password-encrypter just update your secret (and commonIV if you choose to change it) and compile.

Since Sqlbeat runs custom queries only, a template can't be provided. Once you define the queries you should create your own template

Just run sqlbeat -c sqlbeat.yml and you are good to go.

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