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About
Storj exporter for Prometheus written in python. It pulls information from storj node api for node
, satellite
and payout
metrics.
Also check out Storj-Exporter-dashboard for Grafana to visualise metrics for multiple storj nodes.
Tested with storj node versions listed under tests/api_mock/
Usage
- Exporter can be installed as a docker container or a systemd service or a standalone script
- Make sure you have
-p 127.0.0.1:14002:14002
in storagenode container docker run command to allow local connections to storj node api storagenode
is the default value forSTORJ_HOST_ADDRESS
environment variable that sets the address of the storage node container used to link exporter to the api- If you storagenode container has a different name it needs to be set with both
--link=<storagenode-name-here>
and-e STORJ_HOST_ADDRESS=<storagenode-name-here>
on the docker command
Installation
Docker installation
Run latest build from DockerHub (easiest option, assuming storagenode
is the name of the storagenode container)
docker run -d --link=storagenode --name=storj-exporter -p 9651:9651 -e STORJ_HOST_ADDRESS=storagenode anclrii/storj-exporter:latest
Docker image supports linux/386,linux/amd64,linux/arm/v6,linux/arm/v7,linux/arm64
platforms.
Run multiple instances of exporter to monitor multiple storagenodes running on the same host
In this example storagenode1, storagenode2, storagenode3
are the names of storagenode containers runnin on the same host. The docker commands would be:
docker run -d --link=storagenode1 --name=storj-exporter1 -p 9651:9651 -e STORJ_HOST_ADDRESS=storagenode1 anclrii/storj-exporter:latest
docker run -d --link=storagenode2 --name=storj-exporter2 -p 9652:9651 -e STORJ_HOST_ADDRESS=storagenode2 anclrii/storj-exporter:latest
docker run -d --link=storagenode3 --name=storj-exporter3 -p 9653:9651 -e STORJ_HOST_ADDRESS=storagenode3 anclrii/storj-exporter:latest
Systemd service installation
Create storj-exporter user for service
useradd --no-create-home --shell /bin/false storj_exporter
Install package dependencies
Dependencies: python3 python3-pip
pip3 install --no-cache-dir -r /requirements.txt
Move storj_exporter directory to a desired location
mv storj_exporter/ /opt/
chown storj_exporter:storj_exporter /opt/storj_exporter/
Install systemd service and set to start on boot
cp storj_exporter.service /etc/systemd/system/
systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl restart storj_exporter
systemctl enable storj_exporter
Standalone script
python3 /path/to/storj_exporter/
Installing full monitoring stack (Prometheus + Grafana + Dashboard)
You can find some installation notes and guides in dashboard README, also see quick-start guide to set up the whole stack using docker-compose.
Variables
Following environment variables are available:
Variable name | Description | Docker default | Standalone default |
---|---|---|---|
STORJ_HOST_ADDRESS | Address of the storage node | storagenode | 127.0.0.1 |
STORJ_API_PORT | Storage node api port | 14002 | 14002 |
STORJ_EXPORTER_PORT | A port that exporter opens to expose metrics on | 9651 | 9651 |
STORJ_COLLECTORS | A list of collectors | payout sat | payout sat |
Collectors
By default exporter collects node, payout and satellite data from api. Satellite data is particularly expensive on cpu resources and disabling it might be useful on smaller systems
Netdata
For users that use Netdata: Netdata by default has a prometheus plugin enabled, which pulls all the data from the exporter every 5 seconds. This results in high CPU spikes on the storagenode. It is therefore advisable to disable the prometheus plugin of Netdata:
cd /etc/netdata
sudo ./edit-config go.d.conf
Then under "modules:" uncomment "prometheus" and change its value to "no":
modules:
# activemq: yes
[...]
# powerdns_recursor: yes
prometheus: no
After that restart the netdata service:
sudo systemctl restart netdata