Open MGulerce opened 2 years ago
zegelin
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2 years ago The exporter supports ssl. See the --ssl CLI option, and its counterparts. Have a look at the Options section of the README.
If you're encountering an error when trying to enable SSL please provide more details.
Hope this helps!
MGulerce
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2 years ago Hi , I downloaded standalone jar version 0.9.10. When I checked the cli option with --help. It gives me nothing about ssl options.But as you say in the README has ssl options.Here is what ı get
java -jar cassandra-exporter-standalone-0.9.10.jar --help
[root@localhost mg]# java -jar cassandra-exporter-standalone-0.9.10.jar --help
Usage: cassandra-exporter [-hV] [--enable-collector-timing]
[--enable-per-thread-cpu-times]
[--exclude-system-tables] [--no-fast-float]
[--no-global-labels] [--no-table-labels] [-v]...
[--cql-address=[ADDRESS][:PORT]]
[--cql-password=PASSWORD] [--cql-user=NAME]
[--family-help=VALUE] [--jmx-password=PASSWORD]
[--jmx-service-url=URL] [--jmx-user=NAME]
[--keyspace-metrics=FILTER] [--node-metrics=FILTER]
[--table-metrics=FILTER]
[--exclude-keyspaces=<excludedKeyspaces>]... [-g=LABEL
[,LABEL...]]... [-l=[ADDRESS][:PORT]]... [-t=LABEL[,
LABEL...]]... [-e=EXCLUSION...]...
-g, --global-labels=LABEL[,LABEL...]
Select which global labels to include on all exported
metrics. Valid options are: 'CLUSTER' (cluster name),
'NODE' (node endpoint IP address), 'DATACENTER' (DC
name), 'RACK' (rack name). The default is to include
all global labels except HOST_ID. To disable all
global labels use --no-global-labels.
-t, --table-labels=LABEL[,LABEL...]
Select which labels to include on table-level metrics.
Valid options are: 'TABLE_TYPE' (table, view or
index), 'INDEX_TYPE' (for indexes -- keys, composites
or custom), 'INDEX_CLASS' (the index class name for
custom indexes), 'COMPACTION_STRATEGY_CLASS' (for
tables & views, compaction-related metrics only). The
default is to include all table labels. To disable all
table labels use --no-table-labels.
--table-metrics=FILTER
Select which table-level metrics to expose. Valid
options are: 'ALL' (all metrics), 'HISTOGRAMS' (only
histograms & summaries), 'NONE' (no metrics). The
default is 'ALL'.
--keyspace-metrics=FILTER
Select which keyspace-level aggregate metrics to expose.
Valid options are: 'ALL' (all metrics), 'HISTOGRAMS'
(only histograms & summaries), 'NONE' (no metrics).
The default is 'HISTOGRAMS'.
--node-metrics=FILTER Select which node-level aggregate metrics to expose.
Valid options are: 'ALL' (all metrics), 'HISTOGRAMS'
(only histograms & summaries), 'NONE' (no metrics).
The default is 'HISTOGRAMS'.
--enable-per-thread-cpu-times
Collect per-thread CPU times, where each thread gets its
own time-series. (EXPERIMENTAL)
--enable-collector-timing
Record the cumulative time taken to run each collector
and export the results.
--exclude-keyspaces=<excludedKeyspaces>
-e, --exclude=EXCLUSION...
Exclude a metric family or MBean from exposition.
EXCLUSION may be the full name of a metric family
(wildcards or patterns not allowed) or the ObjectName
of a MBean or a ObjectName pattern that matches
multiple MBeans. ObjectNames always contain a colon
(':'). See the ObjectName JavaDoc for details. If
EXCLUSION is prefixed with an '@', it is interpreted
(sans @ character) as a path to a file containing
multiple EXCLUSION values, one per line. Lines
prefixed with '#' are considered comments and are
ignored. This option may be specified more than once
to define multiple exclusions.
--no-global-labels Disable all global labels.
--no-table-labels Disable all table labels.
--no-fast-float Disable the use of fast float -> ascii conversion.
--exclude-system-tables
Exclude system table/keyspace metrics.
-l, --listen=[ADDRESS][:PORT]
Listen address (and optional port). ADDRESS may be a
hostname, IPv4 dotted or decimal address, or IPv6
address. When ADDRESS is omitted, 0.0.0.0 (wildcard)
is substituted. PORT, when specified, must be a valid
port number. The default port 9500 will be substituted
if omitted. If ADDRESS is omitted but PORT is
specified, PORT must be prefixed with a colon (':'),
or PORT will be interpreted as a decimal IPv4 address.
This option may be specified more than once to listen
on multiple addresses. Defaults to '0.0.0.0:9500'
--family-help=VALUE Include or exclude metric family help in the exposition
format. AUTOMATIC excludes help strings when the user
agent is Prometheus and includes them for all other
clients (cURL, browsers, etc). Currently Prometheus
discards help strings. Excluding help strings saves
bandwidth. Can be overridden with the "?
help=true|false" URI query parameter. Valid values:
INCLUDE, EXCLUDE, AUTOMATIC. Defaults to AUTOMATIC.
--jmx-service-url=URL JMX service URL of the Cassandra instance to connect to
and collect metrics. Defaults to 'service:jmx:rmi:
///jndi/rmi://localhost:7199/jmxrmi'
--jmx-user=NAME JMX authentication user name.
--jmx-password=PASSWORD
JMX authentication password.
--cql-address=[ADDRESS][:PORT]
Address/hostname and optional port for the CQL metadata
connection. Defaults to 'localhost:9042'
--cql-user=NAME CQL authentication user name.
--cql-password=PASSWORD
CQL authentication password.
-v, --verbose Enable verbose logging. Multiple invocations increase
the verbosity.
-h, --help Show this help message and exit.
-V, --version Print version information and exit.
[root@localhost mg]#
Standolone version can support ssl or just agent can ?
Regards
Hello, I'm new to cassandra-exporter.I setup the jar with standalone and agent .Works fine each way.But metric can read on http://IP:9500 But I cant add ssl encryption.I dont know if it's possible to do. If it's possible how can ı do that?
Thanks for helping.