Fluentd plugin for Cloudera metrics

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fluent-plugin-clouderametrics

Fluentd input plugin for cloudera metrics.

Cloudera metrics plugin queries for cloudera cluster metrics and is easily configurable so that you can pull the metrics you want.

Cloudera Manager APIs provides documentation on how to use each api.

Installation

RubyGems

$ gem install fluent-plugin-clouderametrics

Configuration

<source>
  @type        clouderametrics
  tag          tagname                          (default: cloudera.metrics)
  timespan     60                               (default: 60) [seconds]
  user         username                         (default: user)
  pass         password                         (default: password)
  host         http://cloudera-host.com         (default: http://localhost)
  port         7180                             (default: 7180)
  api_version  v19                              (default: v19)
  api_endpoint timeseries
  query        select+*+where+roletype=DATANODE (default: "")
</source>

Sample Configuration

<source>
  @type clouderametrics
  tag azure.cloudera
  timespan 10
  user username
  pass password
  host http://test-cloudera-mn0.westus.cloudapp.azure.com
  port 7180
  api_endpoint hosts
  api_version v17
  query select+cpu_user_rate+where+roletype=DATANODE
</source>

Test

Run tests:

$ rake test

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