Add support for extracting datadog tags from metric by RegExp #14
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This PR can also be used to achieve the same feature as in #7 |
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Also, I tried to be consistent with the style of the rest of the code - even though it can be improved. However, this is out of the scope of this PR. |
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Updated the regexps to be more precise |
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Add 'datadogMetricTagsByRegExp' configuration,
which receives an object of { RegExpString: [TagNameString1, TagNameString2] }
where each tag name corresponds to a capture group in the regular expression.
For example:
datadogMetricTagsByRegExp: {
'^interface\\.(\\S+)\\.(?:if_packets\\.packets|if_octets\\.octets|if_errors\\.errors)\\.(?:rx|tx)$': ['interface_name'],
'^cpu\\.(\\d+)\\.cpu\\.(user|system|wait|idle|steal|nice|interrupt|softirq)$': ['cpu_cpu', 'cpu_time'],
'^tcpconns\\.(\\S+)\\.tcp_connections\\.(ESTABLISHED|SYN_SENT|SYN_RECV|FIN_WAIT1|FIN_WAIT2|TIME_WAIT|CLOSED|CLOSED_WAIT|LAST_ACK|LISTEN|CLOSING)$': ['tcpconns_port', 'tcpconns_state'],
'^load\\.load\\.(shortterm|midterm|longterm)$': ['load_term'],
'^memory\\.memory\\.(cached|buffered|free|slab_recl|slab_unrecl|used)$': ['memory_type'],
'^df\\.(\\S+)+\\.df_complex\\.(free|reserved|used)$': ['df_partition', 'df_type'],
}
NOTE the strings will be read as a RegExp object, thus backslashes must be escaped.
The captured groups will be extracted and removed from the metric name and be
reported as datadog tags along with the metric e.g.
'interface.br-e5f9ab1037e7.if_packets.packets.tx' will be transformed into
'interface.if_packets.packets.tx|#interface_name:br-e5f9ab1037e7'
This allows for adding tag dimensions to untagged (e.g. collectd) metrics.
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Add
datadogMetricTagsByRegExpconfiguration,which receives an object of
{ RegExpString: [TagNameString1, TagNameString2] }where each tag name corresponds to a capture group in the regular expression.
For example:
NOTE the strings will be read as a RegExp object, thus backslashes must be escaped.
The captured groups will be extracted and removed from the metric name and be
reported as datadog tags along with the metric e.g.
'interface.br-e5f9ab1037e7.if_packets.packets.tx'will be transformed into'interface.if_packets.packets.tx|#interface_name:br-e5f9ab1037e7'This allows for adding tag dimensions to untagged (e.g. collectd) metrics.