Chef cookbook to install Etsy's StatsD daemon. Supports the new pluggable backend modules.
Depends on the cookbooks:
- git
- nodejs
repo: Location of statsd repo (default:git://github.com/etsy/statsd.git).version: Revision of the statsd repo being installed (default: `v0.7.1``).log_file: Where to log output (default:/var/log/statsd.log).flush_interval_msecs: Flush interval in msecs (default:10000).port: Port to listen for UDP stats (default:8125).
graphite_enabled: Enable the built-in Graphite backend (default:true).graphite_port: Port to talk to Graphite on (default:2003).graphite_host: Host name of Graphite server (default:localhost).
Set the attribute backends to a hash of statsd NPM module
backends. The hash key is the name of the NPM module, while the hash
value is the version of the NPM module to install (or null for latest
version).
For example, to use version 0.0.1 of [statsd-librato-backend][]:
attrs[:statsd][:backends] = { 'statsd-librato-backend' => '0.0.1' }
To use the latest version of statsd-librato-backend:
attrs[:statsd][:backends] = { 'statsd-librato-backend' => nil }
The cookbook will install each backend module under the statsd directory and add it to the list of backends loaded in the configuration file.
Set the attribute extra_config to any additional configuration
options that should be included in the StatsD configuration file.
For example, to set your email and token for the [statsd-librato-backend][] backend module, use the following:
attrs[:statsd][:extra_config] => {
'librato' => {
'email' => '[email protected]',
'token' => '1234567890ABCDEF'
}
}To run unit tests using rspec you can run:
$ bundle exec rspecTo run integration tests using kitchen-ci you can run:
$ bundle exec kitchen test