adds openwrt specific information about the device.
include DISTRIB_{ID, RELEASE, REVISION}, board_name and model
Example output:
# TYPE node_openwrt_info gauge
node_openwrt_info{revision="55a0636",model="QEMU Standard PC (i440FX + PIIX, 1996)",id="LiMe",board_name="qemu-standard-pc-i440fx-piix-1996",release="snapshot"} 1
node_scrape_collector_duration_seconds{collector="openwrt"} 3.814697265625e-05
node_scrape_collector_success{collector="openwrt"} 1
Signed-off-by: Paul Spooren <spooren@informatik.uni-leipzig.de>
Print all files from /var/prometheus/*.prom. This behaviour allow users
to add metrics with non-lua scripts.
Signed-off-by: Paul Spooren <spooren@informatik.uni-leipzig.de>
If bmx7 isn't running just yet the folder
`/var/run/bmx7/json/originators` is missing and so the while loop runs
non stop. Now the loop sleeps for 10 seconds if inotifywait fails.
Signed-off-by: Paul Spooren <spooren@informatik.uni-leipzig.de>
Makes it easy to address bmx7 shorids and hostnames with ping, ssh, etc.
Both are stored in /tmp/hosts/ and so loaded by dnsmasq.
Instead of using a cron job which triggers the bmx7 deamon every so and
so, inotifywait is used to see creation or deletion of originators in
/var/run/bmx7/json/originators/
Signed-off-by: Paul Spooren <spooren@informatik.uni-leipzig.de>
Now monitors as well the tunIn parameters, aka the annoucend routes to
the network. This is handy to check if a node annouces itself as a
gateway.
Also list all activated plugins.
Example output:
# TYPE bmx7_tunIn gauge
bmx7_tunIn{name="myIP4",network="10.198.52.86/32"} 1
bmx7_tunIn{name="myIP6",network="2012:0:0:56::/128"} 1
bmx7_tunIn{name="inet4",network="0.0.0.0/0"} 1
# TYPE bmx7_plugin gauge
bmx7_plugin{name="bmx7_config.so"} 1
bmx7_plugin{name="bmx7_json.so"} 1
bmx7_plugin{name="bmx7_sms.so"} 1
bmx7_plugin{name="bmx7_tun.so"} 1
Signed-off-by: Paul Spooren <spooren@informatik.uni-leipzig.de>
scrapes bmx6 status and connected links.
example output:
bmx6_status{id="qMp-LibreMesh-1706",version="BMX6-0.1-alpha",address="fd66:66:66:a:6670:2ff:fe3e:9d28"} 1
bmx6_link_rxRate{target="UPC-CN-C6-E104-Alix",source="qMp-LibreMesh-1706",dev="wlan0-mesh_12"} 100
bmx6_link_txRate{target="UPC-CN-C6-E104-Alix",source="qMp-LibreMesh-1706",dev="wlan0-mesh_12"} 100
bmx6_link_rxRate{target="UPC-CN-C6-E104-Alix-Paul",source="qMp-LibreMesh-1706",dev="wlan1-adhoc_12"} 100
bmx6_link_txRate{target="UPC-CN-C6-E104-Alix-Paul",source="qMp-LibreMesh-1706",dev="wlan1-adhoc_12"} 100
bmx6_link_rxRate{target="UPC-CN-C6-E104-Turoffner",source="qMp-LibreMesh-1706",dev="wlan0-mesh_12"} 97
bmx6_link_txRate{target="UPC-CN-C6-E104-Turoffner",source="qMp-LibreMesh-1706",dev="wlan0-mesh_12"} 100
node_scrape_collector_duration_seconds{collector="bmx6"} 0.0025260448455811
node_scrape_collector_success{collector="bmx6"} 1
scrapes bmx7 status and connected links.
example output:
bmx7_status{id="C68791D2",revision="3a52f89",name="smpl-18f4ce",address="fd70:c687:91d2:8ab3:1a88:6b14:bad0:2b18"} 1
bmx7_cpu_usage 0.7
bmx7_mem_usage 3204000
bmx7_link_rxRate{target="F48239CD",dev="wlan0-mesh_13",source="C68791D2",name="smpl-07889a"} 54000
bmx7_link_txRate{target="F48239CD",dev="wlan0-mesh_13",source="C68791D2",name="smpl-07889a"} 52729
node_scrape_collector_duration_seconds{collector="bmx7"} 0.0020999908447266
node_scrape_collector_success{collector="bmx7"} 1
prometheus-node-exporter-lua: bmx6/7 netjson format
adds labels called source and target to links instead of only the target
previously called "id".
Retrieving all *links* from prometheus now makes it easier to create
a valid netjson(.org) graph.
It's not feasible to use *instance* as *source* as for instance likely
the name is used for dns, instead of the ID. Using the *name* instead of
*id* for netjson linking results in a bad graph when two devices have
the same (default) hostname.
Signed-off-by: Paul Spooren <spooren@informatik.uni-leipzig.de>
