package dogstatsd

import "go.opentelemetry.io/otel/exporter/metric/dogstatsd"

Index ¶

• func InstallNewPipeline(config Config) (*push.Controller, error)
• func NewExportPipeline(config Config) (*push.Controller, error)
• type Config
• type Exporter
• func NewRawExporter(config Config) (*Exporter, error)
• func (*Exporter) AppendName(rec export.Record, buf *bytes.Buffer)
• func (e *Exporter) AppendTags(rec export.Record, buf *bytes.Buffer)

Functions ¶

func InstallNewPipeline ¶

func InstallNewPipeline(config Config) (*push.Controller, error)

InstallNewPipeline instantiates a NewExportPipeline and registers it globally. Typically called as:

pipeline, err := dogstatsd.InstallNewPipeline(dogstatsd.Config{...})
if err != nil {
	...
}
defer pipeline.Stop()
... Done

func NewExportPipeline ¶

func NewExportPipeline(config Config) (*push.Controller, error)

NewExportPipeline sets up a complete export pipeline with the recommended setup, chaining a NewRawExporter into the recommended selectors and batchers.

Types ¶

type Config ¶

type Config = statsd.Config

type Exporter ¶

type Exporter struct {
	*statsd.Exporter
	*statsd.LabelEncoder

	ReencodedLabelsCount int
}

Exporter implements a dogstatsd-format statsd exporter, which encodes label sets as independent fields in the output.

TODO: find a link for this syntax. It's been copied out of code, not a specification:

https://github.com/stripe/veneur/blob/master/sinks/datadog/datadog.go

func NewRawExporter ¶

func NewRawExporter(config Config) (*Exporter, error)

NewRawExporter returns a new Dogstatsd-syntax exporter for use in a pipeline. This type implements the metric.LabelEncoder interface, allowing the SDK's unique label encoding to be pre-computed for the exporter and stored in the LabelSet.

func (*Exporter) AppendName ¶

func (*Exporter) AppendName(rec export.Record, buf *bytes.Buffer)

AppendName is part of the stats-internal adapter interface.

func (*Exporter) AppendTags ¶

func (e *Exporter) AppendTags(rec export.Record, buf *bytes.Buffer)

AppendTags is part of the stats-internal adapter interface.

Source Files ¶

dogstatsd.go