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prometheus-clj is available from Clojars.
Require prometheus core.
(:require [prometheus.core :as prometheus])
Wrap your ring handler so the prometheus client can start collecting metrics about your requests.
(prometheus/instrument-handler handler your-app-name your-prometheus-collector-registry)
Create a compojure route so that the prometheus server can poll your application for metrics.
(GET "/metrics" [] (prometheus/dump-metrics your-prometheus-collector-registry))
(ns prometheus.example
(:require [prometheus.core :as prometheus]
[ring.server.standalone :refer [serve]]))
(defonce store (atom nil))
(defn register-metrics [store]
(->
store
(prometheus/register-counter "test" "some_counter" "some test" ["foo"])
(prometheus/register-gauge "test" "some_gauge" "some test" ["foo"])
(prometheus/register-histogram "test" "some_histogram" "some test" ["foo"] [0.7 0.8 0.9])))
(defn init! []
(->> (prometheus/init-defaults)
(register-metrics)
(reset! store)))
(defn handler [_]
(prometheus/increase-counter @store "test" "some_counter" ["bar"] 3)
(prometheus/set-gauge @store "test" "some_gauge" 101 ["bar"])
(prometheus/track-observation @store "test" "some_histogram" 0.71 ["bar"])
(prometheus/dump-metrics (:registry @store)))
(defn -main [&]
(init!)
(serve
(prometheus/instrument-handler handler
"test_app"
(:registry @store))))
Run the example server:
lein run -m prometheus.example
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