sematext-metrics gem

Ruby gem for sending Custom Metrics to SPM.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'sematext-metrics'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install sematext-metrics

Usage

Initialize client:

Sematext::Metrics.initialize("[token]")

Send datapoint:

Sematext::Metrics.send(
  :timestamp => 1370969400767,
  :name => 'coffee-consumed',
  :value => 1000,
  :agg_type => :sum,
  :filter1 => 'floor=1',
  :filter2 => 'machine=1'
)

Batch sending:

datapoints = [{
  :name => 'coffee-consumed', 
  :value => 10,
  :agg_type => :sum,
  :filter1 => 'floor=1',
  :filter2 => 'machine=1'
}, { 
  :name => 'coffee-consumed',
  :value => 11,
  :agg_type => :sum,
  :filter1 => 'floor=1',
  :filter2 => 'machine=2'
}]

Sematext::Metrics.send_batch datapoints

Configuration

To use different tokens for different applications, use sync or async factory method to instantiate a new client:

user_metrics = Sematext::Metrics::Client.sync("[elasticseach_app_token]")
search_metrics = Sematext::Metrics::Client.sync("[web_app_token]")

#send data
user_metrics.send_batch user_datapoints
search_metrics.send_batch search_datapoints

Asynchronous sending

Client can send data asynchronously using em-http-request extension for EventMachine. In order to use this extension add em-http-request gem to your application manually. Ensure EventMachine's reactor loop is running:

Thread.new { EventMachine.run }

Asynchronous data sending can be configured during initialization:

Sematext::Metrics.initialize("[token]", async=true)

Or use async factory method to create a client instance:

client = Sematext::Metrics::Client.async("[token]")

License