tap-prometheus

Singer tap that extracts data from Prometheus using queries provided in config and produces JSON-formatted data following the Singer spec.

Building and running locally

The project uses pyenv and poetry to manage its dependencies.

To install the tools required you can run make install-tools.

To install the dependencies, run make install-dependencies.

To start the project, run make start. This uses an example config in example_config.json.

Configuration and functionality

Configuration is as follows:

{
  "stream_name": "prometheus",
  "prometheus_endpoint": "http://prometheus-a.mydomain",
  "start_date": "2022-06-16T00:00:00Z",
  "queries": { "my_query_id": "my_promql_query" }
}

enable_ssl can optionally be set to false to explicitly disable TLS verification, else it will be inferred from the schema of the proemtheus_endpoint.

With this configuration, it will run instance queries from queries field (one request for each query) for the given start_date on the given prometheus endpoint.

The intended use case for this tap is getting started by Airflow on schedule and it's output being saved in a Data warehouse. This tap does not support state, or discovery: running it with -d option is a no-op, this also means that catalog is not ignored.

The tap outputs records with the following fields:

• id: hash of every field except value for deduplication, primary key,
• query_id: taken from the input config,
• labels_hash: hash of the values of all label__{label_name} fields,
• value: metric value,
• timestamp: timestamp of the metric
• label__{label_name}: each metric label and it's value is outputted like this (flattened)

Every query can output many records with different labels. Schema is computed automatically with all the labels in the result set (one schema per run).