In the end, it was very easy. I only needed to install the Datalog agent and add support for docker and I was able to get a graph with the UDP announce requests per second:
Commands
Some datadog commands:
Start: sudo systemctl stop datadog-agent
Stop: sudo systemctl start datadog-agent
Add dd-agent to the docker group to enable the docker support, run: sudo usermod -a -G docker dd-agent
WARNING: Datalog collects a lot of client data (like IPs). The live demo is not intended to be used in production environments. Don't use it if you are concerned about privacy. This demo helps us to improve the system in terms of performance, scalability and stability.
I've set up the Datadog agent on the live demo server.
I was wondering if I could get stats like this: https://www.gbitt.info/ just by reading the tracker logs.
Tracker container logs are like this:
In the end, it was very easy. I only needed to install the Datalog agent and add support for docker and I was able to get a graph with the UDP announce requests per second:
Commands
Some datadog commands:
sudo systemctl stop datadog-agent
sudo systemctl start datadog-agent
sudo usermod -a -G docker dd-agent
Links
Disclaimer
WARNING: Datalog collects a lot of client data (like IPs). The live demo is not intended to be used in production environments. Don't use it if you are concerned about privacy. This demo helps us to improve the system in terms of performance, scalability and stability.