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Thor is a Prometheus push and aggregation gateway, which allows volatile jobs to push their metrics to a gateway instead of being a scrape target itself.

Goals

Currently the Pushgateway is the number one choice when it comes to pushing metrics into Prometheus. The problem with that is, that it is only for single run jobs to expose their metric once.

In our case we wanted to have a gateway, which of course allows pushing as well, but which also allows the clients to push multiple metrics at multiple times during a job. This comes in handy when we use it for our game servers observing metrics like player counts, command uses, etc.

Also, this is more or less a fork of the Pushgateway, as we wanted to have it 100% compatible with Prometheus clients.

Usage

You can either download and build the sources yourself by using the build.sh script.

Or you could just use Docker and run the image, with:

docker run --expose 9091 volixug/thor:0.2.1

After that you can use a Prometheus client of your choice (e.g. client_java) and connect to it with:

PushGatewaygateway = newPushGateway("localhost:9091");

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Thor is a Prometheus push and aggregation gateway, which allows volatile jobs to push their metrics to a gateway instead of being a scrape target itself.
Goals
Currently the Pushgateway is the number one choice when it comes to pushing metrics into Prometheus. The problem with that is, that it is only for single run jobs to expose their metric once.
In our case we wanted to have a gateway, which of course allows pushing as well, but which also allows the clients to push multiple metrics at multiple times during a job. This comes in handy when we use it for our game servers observing metrics like player counts, command uses, etc.
Also, this is more or less a fork of the Pushgateway, as we wanted to have it 100% compatible with Prometheus clients.
Usage
You can either download and build the sources yourself by using the build.sh script.
Or you could just use Docker and run the image, with:
docker run --expose 9091 volixug/thor:0.2.1
After that you can use a Prometheus client of your choice (e.g. client_java) and connect to it with:
PushGatewaygateway = newPushGateway("localhost:9091");
About
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Readme
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Thor is a Prometheus push and aggregation gateway, which allows volatile jobs to push their metrics to a gateway instead of being a scrape target itself.
Goals
Currently the Pushgateway is the number one choice when it comes to pushing metrics into Prometheus. The problem with that is, that it is only for single run jobs to expose their metric once.
In our case we wanted to have a gateway, which of course allows pushing as well, but which also allows the clients to push multiple metrics at multiple times during a job. This comes in handy when we use it for our game servers observing metrics like player counts, command uses, etc.
Also, this is more or less a fork of the Pushgateway, as we wanted to have it 100% compatible with Prometheus clients.
Usage
You can either download and build the sources yourself by using the build.sh script.
Or you could just use Docker and run the image, with:
docker run --expose 9091 volixug/thor:0.2.1
After that you can use a Prometheus client of your choice (e.g. client_java) and connect to it with:
PushGatewaygateway = newPushGateway("localhost:9091");
About
A Prometheus push and aggregation gateway
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Resources
Readme
GPL-2.0 license
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Thor is a Prometheus push and aggregation gateway, which allows volatile jobs to push their metrics to a gateway instead of being a scrape target itself.
Goals
Currently the Pushgateway is the number one choice when it comes to pushing metrics into Prometheus. The problem with that is, that it is only for single run jobs to expose their metric once.
In our case we wanted to have a gateway, which of course allows pushing as well, but which also allows the clients to push multiple metrics at multiple times during a job. This comes in handy when we use it for our game servers observing metrics like player counts, command uses, etc.
Also, this is more or less a fork of the Pushgateway, as we wanted to have it 100% compatible with Prometheus clients.
Usage
You can either download and build the sources yourself by using the build.sh script.
Or you could just use Docker and run the image, with:
docker run --expose 9091 volixug/thor:0.2.1
After that you can use a Prometheus client of your choice (e.g. client_java) and connect to it with:
PushGatewaygateway = newPushGateway("localhost:9091");
About
A Prometheus push and aggregation gateway
Topics
goprometheuspushgateway
Resources
Readme
GPL-2.0 license
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Thor is a Prometheus push and aggregation gateway, which allows volatile jobs to push their metrics to a gateway instead of being a scrape target itself.
Goals
Currently the Pushgateway is the number one choice when it comes to pushing metrics into Prometheus. The problem with that is, that it is only for single run jobs to expose their metric once.
In our case we wanted to have a gateway, which of course allows pushing as well, but which also allows the clients to push multiple metrics at multiple times during a job. This comes in handy when we use it for our game servers observing metrics like player counts, command uses, etc.
Also, this is more or less a fork of the Pushgateway, as we wanted to have it 100% compatible with Prometheus clients.
Usage
You can either download and build the sources yourself by using the build.sh script.
Or you could just use Docker and run the image, with:
docker run --expose 9091 volixug/thor:0.2.1
After that you can use a Prometheus client of your choice (e.g. client_java) and connect to it with:
PushGatewaygateway = newPushGateway("localhost:9091");
About
A Prometheus push and aggregation gateway
Topics
goprometheuspushgateway
Resources
Readme
GPL-2.0 license
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Thor is a Prometheus push and aggregation gateway, which allows volatile jobs to push their metrics to a gateway instead of being a scrape target itself.
Goals
Currently the Pushgateway is the number one choice when it comes to pushing metrics into Prometheus. The problem with that is, that it is only for single run jobs to expose their metric once.
In our case we wanted to have a gateway, which of course allows pushing as well, but which also allows the clients to push multiple metrics at multiple times during a job. This comes in handy when we use it for our game servers observing metrics like player counts, command uses, etc.
Also, this is more or less a fork of the Pushgateway, as we wanted to have it 100% compatible with Prometheus clients.
Usage
You can either download and build the sources yourself by using the build.sh script.
Or you could just use Docker and run the image, with:
docker run --expose 9091 volixug/thor:0.2.1
After that you can use a Prometheus client of your choice (e.g. client_java) and connect to it with:
PushGatewaygateway = newPushGateway("localhost:9091");
About
A Prometheus push and aggregation gateway
Topics
goprometheuspushgateway
Resources
Readme
GPL-2.0 license
Activity
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Stars
1 star
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3 watching
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Thor is a Prometheus push and aggregation gateway, which allows volatile jobs to push their metrics to a gateway instead of being a scrape target itself.
Goals
Currently the Pushgateway is the number one choice when it comes to pushing metrics into Prometheus. The problem with that is, that it is only for single run jobs to expose their metric once.
In our case we wanted to have a gateway, which of course allows pushing as well, but which also allows the clients to push multiple metrics at multiple times during a job. This comes in handy when we use it for our game servers observing metrics like player counts, command uses, etc.
Also, this is more or less a fork of the Pushgateway, as we wanted to have it 100% compatible with Prometheus clients.
Usage
You can either download and build the sources yourself by using the build.sh script.
Or you could just use Docker and run the image, with:
docker run --expose 9091 volixug/thor:0.2.1
After that you can use a Prometheus client of your choice (e.g. client_java) and connect to it with:
PushGatewaygateway = newPushGateway("localhost:9091");
About
A Prometheus push and aggregation gateway
Topics
goprometheuspushgateway
Resources
Readme
GPL-2.0 license
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Thor is a Prometheus push and aggregation gateway, which allows volatile jobs to push their metrics to a gateway instead of being a scrape target itself.
Goals
Currently the Pushgateway is the number one choice when it comes to pushing metrics into Prometheus. The problem with that is, that it is only for single run jobs to expose their metric once.
In our case we wanted to have a gateway, which of course allows pushing as well, but which also allows the clients to push multiple metrics at multiple times during a job. This comes in handy when we use it for our game servers observing metrics like player counts, command uses, etc.
Also, this is more or less a fork of the Pushgateway, as we wanted to have it 100% compatible with Prometheus clients.
Usage
You can either download and build the sources yourself by using the build.sh script.
Or you could just use Docker and run the image, with:
docker run --expose 9091 volixug/thor:0.2.1
After that you can use a Prometheus client of your choice (e.g. client_java) and connect to it with:
PushGatewaygateway = newPushGateway("localhost:9091");
About
A Prometheus push and aggregation gateway
Topics
goprometheuspushgateway
Resources
Readme
GPL-2.0 license
Activity
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Stars
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Forks
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