librato-sidekiq

librato-sidekiq is a simple gem to stick Sidekiq stats and granular processing counts/times into Librato Metrics

Requirements and Compatibility

Gems:

sidekiq
librato-rails OR librato-rack

Compatibility (tested):

Ruby 2.0.0
Ruby 2.1.0

(if you can confirm another version of Ruby, email me at [email protected])

Usage with Rails 3.x

In your Gemfile:

gem 'librato-sidekiq'

In config/environments/librato_sidekiq.rb:

# only needed for fine-tuning, gem will enable all metrics by default
Librato::Sidekiq::Middleware.configure do |c|
  # only enable for production
  c.enabled = Rails.env.production?

  # only allow these 3 queues
  c.whitelist_queues = %w(default cron notifications)

  # ignore these worker classes
  c.blacklist_classes = %w(CronSchedulerWorker NotificationCheckerWorker)
end

Configuration

Librato::Sidekiq accepts the following options.

enabled: Boolean, true by default

whitelist_queues: Array, list of queue names that will be the only ones sent to Librato (optional)

blacklist_queues: Array, list of queue names that will not be sent to Librato (optional)

whitelist_classes: Array, list of worker classes that will be the only ones sent to Librato (optional)

blacklist_classes: Array, list of worker classes that will not be sent to Librato (optional)

Contributing

If you have a fix you wish to provide, please fork the code, fix in your local project and then send a pull request on github. Please ensure that you include a test which verifies your fix and update History.md with a one sentence description of your fix so you get credit as a contributor.

Thanks

Mike Perham - for creating Sidekiq, a fantastic contribution to the ruby world

Librato - for a great metrics service

Author

Scott Klein, [email protected], statuspage.io, If you like and use this project, please check out the StatusPage.io service for your project or company