Pynuoca 20.0.3

Description:

pynuoca 20.0.3

Contents

Requirements
Installation
Example
Resources
License

The NuoDB Collection Agent (NuoCA) is a framework for collecting time-series metrics and event data from a running system and sending it to components that can consume such data.
NuoCA makes it easy to send the collected data to File System, ElasticSearch, Rest API, InfluxDB, Kafka.

Requirements

Python – one of the following:

CPython >= 2.7

NuoDB – one of the following:

NuoDB >= 4.0, 4.1

Python libraries:

aenum
click
elasticsearch
python-dateutil
PyPubSub
PyYaml
requests
wrapt
Yapsy
kafka-python

Logstash 5.x, if using the NuoAdminAgentLog or Logstash plugin
Zabbix 2.2 (or later), If using the Zabbix plugin
ElasticSearch 5.x, if using the ElasticSearch plugin
InfluxDB 1.4.3, if using InfluxDB
Zookeeper 3.4.10, if using Kafka producer
Kafka 2.11-1.0.0, if using Kafka producer

If you haven’t done so already, Download and Install NuoDB.

Installation
The last stable release is available on PyPI and can be installed with
pip:
$ pip install pynuoca
Alternatively (e.g. if pip is not available), a tarball can be downloaded
from GitHub and installed with Setuptools:
$ curl -L https://github.com/nuodb/nuoca/archive/master.tar.gz | tar xz
$ cd nuoca*
$ python setup.py install
$ # The folder nuoca* can be safely removed now.

Example
NuoCA requires a NuoDB installation on the same Linux machine.
To acquire NuoDB for a variety of different environments please visit the NuoDB community edition homepage.
Install NuoCA:
$ pip install pynuoca
pip installs the relevant files in:
/usr/bin/nuoca
/usr/etc/nuoca*
/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pynuoca
Start your NuoDB database and verify that NuoDB is running via nuocmd:
$ nuocmd show domain
server version: 4.1-2-644d1d6206, server license: Enterprise
server time: 2020-08-26T15:11:06.709, client token: 63b87d8fb5f2a8599472befaeae6fcf07dd929b7
Servers:
[nuoadmin-0] localhost:48005 [last_ack = 8.53] [member = ADDED] [raft_state = ACTIVE] (LEADER, Leader=nuoadmin-0, log=0/47/47) Connected *
Databases:
test [state = RUNNING]
[SM] 48414cee8a28/localhost:48007 [start_id = 0] [server_id = nuoadmin-0] [pid = 1234] [node_id = 1] [last_ack = 2.58] MONITORED:RUNNING
[TE] 48414cee8a28/localhost:48006 [start_id = 1] [server_id = nuoadmin-0] [pid = 1230] [node_id = 2] [last_ack = 2.41] MONITORED:RUNNING
We will use a simple output plugin that will write metrics to disk.
There are many other plugins available such as: ElasticSearch, Kafka, InfluxDB and Rest.
You can use the following file:
$ cat /usr/etc/nuoca.yml
NUOCA_LOGFILE: /var/log/nuodb/nuoca.log

INPUT_PLUGINS:
- NuoAdminNuoMon:
description : Collection from NuoDB engines
nuocaCollectionName: NuoMon
client_key: ${NUOCMD_CLIENT_KEY}
api_server: ${NUOCMD_API_SERVER}

OUTPUT_PLUGINS:
- File:
filePath: /tmp/output.txt
Set the expected environmental variables.
If using TLS, NUOCMD_CLIENT_KEY has to be set to your TLS client private key. This file is usually located in /etc/nuodb/keys/.
NUOCMD_API_SERVER has to be set to the admin server or load balancer that you want to connect to.
If running on the same machine, use https://localhost:8888.
NuoCA settings are controlled by the nuoca_settings.yml file located in /usr/etc.
For most installations, the defaults are acceptable:
$ cat /usr/etc/nuoca_settings.yml
# Global settings for NuoCA
#
# Override Default Logging Level INFO,
# with one of: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL
# nuoca.logging.level: DEBUG
#
# Enable nuoca.log collection (default is false)
# collect.nuoca.log: true
#
# Enable Logging of collection counts (default is false)
# logCollectionCounts: true
You are now ready to start the NuoCA server:
$ /usr/bin/nuoca /usr/etc/nuoca.yml
Using CONFIG file /usr/etc/nuoca_settings.yml
INFO:nuoca:nuoca server init.
INFO:nuoca:NuoCA, PID: 1716
INFO:nuoca:plugin dir: /tmp/nuoca/plugins
INFO:nuoca:Creating plugin: NuoAdminNuoMon
INFO:nuoca:Plugin: NuoAdminNuoMon, PID: 1722
INFO:nuoca:Called to start plugin: NuoAdminNuoMon
INFO:nuoca:NuoAdminNuoMon: plugin config: {'domain_password': '', 'nuoca_start_ts': None, 'api_server': '${NUOCMD_API_SERVER}', 'description': 'Collection from NuoDB engines', 'nuocaCollectionName': 'NuoMon', 'nuoca_collection_interval': 30, 'client_key': '${NUOCMD_CLIENT_KEY}'}
INFO:nuoca:Creating plugin: File
INFO:nuoca:Plugin: File, PID: 1723
INFO:nuoca:Called to start plugin: File
INFO:nuoca:Starting collection interval: 1598455230000
You can now find the metrics in /tmp/output.txt.

Resources
NuoDB Documentation: Documentation

License
PyNuoCA is licensed under a MIT License.