Examples with InfluxConfig io.micrometer.influx.InfluxConfig used on opensource projects

Example 1 with InfluxConfig

use of io.micrometer.influx.InfluxConfig in project spring-boot by spring-projects.

the class InfluxPropertiesTests method defaultValuesAreConsistent.

@Test
void defaultValuesAreConsistent() {
    InfluxProperties properties = new InfluxProperties();
    InfluxConfig config = InfluxConfig.DEFAULT;
    assertStepRegistryDefaultValues(properties, config);
    assertThat(properties.getDb()).isEqualTo(config.db());
    assertThat(properties.getConsistency()).isEqualTo(config.consistency());
    assertThat(properties.getUserName()).isEqualTo(config.userName());
    assertThat(properties.getPassword()).isEqualTo(config.password());
    assertThat(properties.getRetentionPolicy()).isEqualTo(config.retentionPolicy());
    assertThat(properties.getRetentionDuration()).isEqualTo(config.retentionDuration());
    assertThat(properties.getRetentionReplicationFactor()).isEqualTo(config.retentionReplicationFactor());
    assertThat(properties.getRetentionShardDuration()).isEqualTo(config.retentionShardDuration());
    assertThat(properties.getUri()).isEqualTo(config.uri());
    assertThat(properties.isCompressed()).isEqualTo(config.compressed());
    assertThat(properties.isAutoCreateDb()).isEqualTo(config.autoCreateDb());
    assertThat(properties.getOrg()).isEqualTo(config.org());
    assertThat(properties.getToken()).isEqualTo(config.token());
}

Example 2 with InfluxConfig

use of io.micrometer.influx.InfluxConfig in project vertx-micrometer-metrics by vert-x3.

the class CustomMicrometerMetricsITest method shouldReportWithCompositeRegistry.

@Test
public void shouldReportWithCompositeRegistry(TestContext context) throws Exception {
    // Mock an influxdb server
    Async asyncInflux = context.async();
    InfluxDbTestHelper.simulateInfluxServer(vertxForSimulatedServer, context, 8087, body -> {
        try {
            context.verify(w -> assertThat(body).contains("vertx_eventbus_handlers,address=test-eb,metric_type=gauge value=1"));
        } finally {
            asyncInflux.complete();
        }
    });
    CompositeMeterRegistry myRegistry = new CompositeMeterRegistry();
    myRegistry.add(new JmxMeterRegistry(s -> null, Clock.SYSTEM));
    myRegistry.add(new InfluxMeterRegistry(new InfluxConfig() {

        @Override
        public String get(String s) {
            return null;
        }

        @Override
        public Duration step() {
            return Duration.ofSeconds(1);
        }

        @Override
        public String uri() {
            return "http://localhost:8087";
        }

        @Override
        public boolean autoCreateDb() {
            return false;
        }
    }, Clock.SYSTEM));
    vertx = Vertx.vertx(new VertxOptions().setMetricsOptions(new MicrometerMetricsOptions().setMicrometerRegistry(myRegistry).setRegistryName(REGITRY_NAME).addDisabledMetricsCategory(MetricsDomain.HTTP_SERVER).addDisabledMetricsCategory(MetricsDomain.NAMED_POOLS).addLabels(Label.EB_ADDRESS).setEnabled(true)));
    // Send something on the eventbus and wait til it's received
    Async asyncEB = context.async();
    vertx.eventBus().consumer("test-eb", msg -> asyncEB.complete());
    vertx.eventBus().publish("test-eb", "test message");
    asyncEB.await(2000);
    // Read MBean
    MBeanServer mbs = ManagementFactory.getPlatformMBeanServer();
    assertThat(mbs.getDomains()).contains("metrics");
    Number result = (Number) mbs.getAttribute(new ObjectName("metrics", "name", "vertxEventbusHandlers.address.test-eb"), "Value");
    assertThat(result).isEqualTo(1d);
    // Await influx
    asyncInflux.awaitSuccess();
}

Example 3 with InfluxConfig

use of io.micrometer.influx.InfluxConfig in project pravega by pravega.

the class RegistryConfigUtilTest method testPrometheusConfig.

@Test
public void testPrometheusConfig() {
    MetricsConfig appConfig = MetricsConfig.builder().with(MetricsConfig.OUTPUT_FREQUENCY, 40).with(MetricsConfig.METRICS_PREFIX, "prometheusPrefix").build();
    InfluxConfig testConfig = RegistryConfigUtil.createInfluxConfig(appConfig);
    assertTrue(40 == testConfig.step().getSeconds());
    assertEquals("prometheusPrefix", testConfig.prefix());
    assertNull(testConfig.get("Undefined Key"));
}

Example 4 with InfluxConfig

use of io.micrometer.influx.InfluxConfig in project pravega by pravega.

the class RegistryConfigUtilTest method testInfluxConfig.

@Test
public void testInfluxConfig() {
    MetricsConfig appConfig = MetricsConfig.builder().with(MetricsConfig.OUTPUT_FREQUENCY, 39).with(MetricsConfig.METRICS_PREFIX, "influxPrefix").with(MetricsConfig.INFLUXDB_URI, "http://localhost:2375").with(MetricsConfig.INFLUXDB_NAME, "databaseName").with(MetricsConfig.INFLUXDB_USERNAME, "admin").with(MetricsConfig.INFLUXDB_PASSWORD, "changeme").with(MetricsConfig.INFLUXDB_RETENTION_POLICY, "2h").build();
    InfluxConfig testConfig = RegistryConfigUtil.createInfluxConfig(appConfig);
    assertTrue(39 == testConfig.step().getSeconds());
    assertEquals("influxPrefix", testConfig.prefix());
    assertEquals("http://localhost:2375", testConfig.uri());
    assertEquals("databaseName", testConfig.db());
    assertEquals("admin", testConfig.userName());
    assertEquals("changeme", testConfig.password());
    assertEquals("2h", testConfig.retentionPolicy());
    assertNull(testConfig.get("Undefined Key"));
}