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[Feature] - Metricbeat for libvirt/KVM #4402
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@rikatz Would be great to have support for this. Interested to contribute a module? :-) |
@ruflin I've talked to @amandahla and she will take a look at this, after she finishes the RabbitMQ module ;) |
Awesome. 🎉 |
@rikatz I'll try this one, ok? |
@amandahla Not sure it's a good idea, as this depends on system libraries (as libvirt.so, libvirt-qemu.so and libvirt-lxc.so) and goes against the 'independency' of metricbeats. This is way I've suggested to use the go-libvirt from digitalocean :) it seems its independent of system libs and programs. Tks |
@rikatz Ok, just mind the warning "All packages contained in this repository should be treated as pre-production software with an unstable API."... ;-) |
Awesome you are working on this! As for the library, yes, we always look for alternatives having multi OS support in mind. I suggest you look around, https://github.com/digitalocean/go-libvirt doesn't look bad anyway, you can flag this module as experimental in first versions cheers! |
Waiting for this PR so I can start working here. :-) |
Hello, there is any progress on this feature? |
@FROSADO I'll try to remember where did I stop here. Any help/opinions are welcome. 😄 |
@amandahla @rikatz now that #6265 has been merged, should we clouse this issue or do you want to leave this open to track the progress on other possible metric sets for kvm? |
@jsoriano I think that we can close this issue and open new ones for other metric sets :) |
Perfect 👍 closing this. |
This is a feature request:
It would be great if Metricbeat could collect libvirt stats (primary domains, but other stats are welcome).
A Go library I've found and may help:
Thanks!
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