| exporter name | exporter version | support | offical | metric path |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| redis exporter | v0.32.0 | Y | N | /redis |
| node exporter | v0.17.0 | Y | Y | /node |
| mysqld exporter | v0.11.0 | Y | Y | /mysql |
| mongodb exporter | v1.0.0 | Y | N | /mongodb |
| elastic exporter | v1.0.2 | Y | N | /elastic |
| kafka exporter | v1.2.0 | Y | N | /kafka |
| postgres_exporter | v0.4.7 | Y | N | /postgres |
It is not that easy to manage too many exporters on one host.
Just add some micro modifications except for the main logic of each exporter
- go build exporter-plus.go
- exporter-plus --mysql.switch=enable --redis.switch=enable --mongodb.switch=enable --elastic.switch=enable
--kafka.switch=enable --postgres.switch=enable
--redis.addr="0.0.0.0:6379," --redis.password="123qwe,"
--redis.alias="测试," --redis.separator="," --redis.check-keys="aa"
--mysqld.dsn="root:123qwe@(localhost:3309)/" --es.uri="http://localhost:9200" --kafka.server=kafka:9092
--zookeeper.server=zookeeper:2181
tips exporter-plus --help will list all usage of exporter-plus
- postgres_exporter: Remember to use postgres database name in the connection string
export DATA_SOURCE_NAME="postgresql://postgres_exporter:123qwe@127.0.0.1:5432/postgres?sslmode=disable"