Simple & minimalistic Prometheus exporter for bash scripts.
Use Docker image or binary file from releases.
$ docker run -v $PWD/examples:/scripts -p 9300:9300 greegorey/bash-exporter:2.0.0$ curl -s 127.1:9300/metrics | grep ^bash
bash{env="",hostname="node-1",job="job-2",verb="get"} 0.003
bash{env="",hostname="node-1",job="job-2",verb="put"} 0.13
bash{env="",hostname="node-1",job="job-2",verb="time"} 0.5
bash{env="dev",hostname="",job="job-1",verb="items"} 21Usage of ./bash-exporter:
-debug
Debug log level
-interval int
Interval for metrics collection in seconds (default 300)
-labels string
additioanal labels (default "hostname,env")
-path string
path to directory with bash scripts (default "/scripts")
-prefix string
Prefix for metrics (default "bash")
-web.listen-address string
Address on which to expose metrics (default ":9300")Just point -path flag to the directory with your bash scripts. Names of the files ((.*).sh) will be used as the job label. Bash scripts should return valid json (see examples).
Example output:
# HELP bash bash exporter metrics
# TYPE bash gauge
bash{job="job-1",verb="items"} 21
bash{job="job-2",verb="get"} 0.003
bash{job="job-2",verb="put"} 0.13
bash{job="job-2",verb="time"} 0.5
...- Docker image
- Several scripts