collectors RedisCollector

RedisCollector

Collects data from one or more Redis Servers

Dependencies

• redis

Notes

The collector is named an odd redisstat because of an import issue with having the python library called redis and this collector's module being called redis, so we use an odd name for this collector. This doesn't affect the usage of this collector.

Example config file RedisCollector.conf

enabled=True
host=redis.example.com
port=16379
auth=PASSWORD

or for multi-instance mode:

enabled=True
instances = nick1@host1:port1, nick2@host2:port2/PASSWORD, ...

Note: when using the host/port config mode, the port number is used in the metric key. When using the multi-instance mode, the nick will be used. If not specified the port will be used.

Options - Generic Options

Setting	Default	Description	Type
auth	None	Password?	NoneType
byte_unit	byte	Default numeric output(s)	str
databases	16	how many database instances to collect	int
db	0		int
enabled	False	Enable collecting these metrics	bool
host	localhost	Hostname to collect from	str
instances	,	Redis addresses, comma separated, syntax: nick1@host:port, nick2@:port or nick3@host	list
measure_collector_time	False	Collect the collector run time in ms	bool
metrics_blacklist	None	Regex to match metrics to block. Mutually exclusive with metrics_whitelist	NoneType
metrics_whitelist	None	Regex to match metrics to transmit. Mutually exclusive with metrics_blacklist	NoneType
port	6379	Port number to collect from	int
timeout	5	Socket timeout	int

Example Output

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