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[receiver/tcpcheck] New receiver #34458
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Hello @yanfeng1992, thanks for opening this PR! I'm going to close for now as this component will require a sponsor before it's able to move forward. Once a sponsor is found you're welcome to reopen 👍 |
@crobert-1 Would you be willing to be my sponsor for this contribution? I saw that other people also need this receiver And Fluent Bit also has a tcp health check plug-in |
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receiver/tcpcheckreceiver/scraper.go
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success = 1 | ||
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s.mb.RecordTcpcheckDurationDataPoint(now, time.Since(start).Nanoseconds(), s.Config.TCPClientSettings.Endpoint) |
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Can we record duration in ms instead of nanoseconds?
enabled: true | ||
gauge: | ||
value_type: int | ||
unit: ns |
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Can we use ms instead of ns?
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receivers: | ||
sshcheck: |
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This is incorrect, also can you make this support multiple endpoints instead of just one as specified currently?
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if err = s.scrapeTCP(now); err != nil { | ||
s.mb.RecordTcpcheckErrorDataPoint(now, int64(1), s.Endpoint, err.Error()) |
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I think this implementation is not complete. I don't see where s.Endpoint
comes from, I would expect the scrape to loop over s.Config.Targets
or something.
Instead of using |
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Introduce a new receiver, TCP Check Receiver.This receiver creates stats by connecting to an TCP server. Related to open-telemetry#34414 N/A metadata.yaml, README. Signed-off-by: huangyanfeng <huangyanfeng1992@gmail.com>
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Hi @yanfeng1992, |
please go right ahead. @ZenoCC-Peng |
Thanks, @yanfeng1992 will do. |
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Signed-off-by: huangyanfeng huangyanfeng1992@gmail.com
Description:
To monitor the availability and performance of TCP endpoints.
Use case: TCP network detection plug-in, usually used to monitor whether a TCP port on the local machine is listening, or whether a remote port can be connected
Link to tracking Issue:
#34414
Testing:
(1) PR Includes coverage ~85% in the package with the scraper.
(2) Also includes coverage ~80% in the internal/tcpconfig package
Documentation:
The new receiver includes documentation in receiver/tcpcheckreceiver/README.md and receiver/tcpcheckreceiver/documentation.md.
The metric output looks like the following ...