Hi, thanks for this library.
Does pyformance support point tags? For example, AFAIK a graphite metric is a name, a timestamp (possibly implied), and a value, e.g. "cpu.idle [now] 42". Some metrics monitoring solutions allow point tags, for example you could have:
cpu.idle 42 host=myFoo env=prod
cpu.idle 23 host=myBar env=dev
and on the solution you could do aggregations by environment, or host, etc.
If pyformance does not support point tags, would allow a contribution adding support for them? Along with a reporter that knows how to stream points to a TCP socket?
Hi, thanks for this library.
Does pyformance support point tags? For example, AFAIK a graphite metric is a name, a timestamp (possibly implied), and a value, e.g. "cpu.idle [now] 42". Some metrics monitoring solutions allow point tags, for example you could have:
and on the solution you could do aggregations by environment, or host, etc.
If pyformance does not support point tags, would allow a contribution adding support for them? Along with a reporter that knows how to stream points to a TCP socket?