HTTP統計プラグイン

This plugin implements an HTTP interface to all Traffic Server statistics. The metrics returned are in a JSON format by default, for easy processing. You can also output the stats in CSV format as well. This plugin is now part of the standard ATS build process, and should be available after install.

Enabling Stats Over HTTP

To enable this plugin, add to the plugin.config file:

stats_over_http.so

Traffic Server を開始すると、次のデフォルト URL で JSON 形式のメトリクスが利用可能になっています。

http://host:port/_stats

where host and port is the hostname/IP and port number of the server.

Plugin Options

--integer-counters

This option causes the plugin to emit floating point and integral metric values as JSON numbers, rather then JSON strings. This can cause interoperability problems since integer metrics have a 64-bit unsigned range.

--wrap-counters

This option wraps 64-bit unsigned values to the 64-bit signed range. This aids interoperability with Java, since prior to the Java SE 8 release, Java did not have a 64-bit unsigned type.

You can optionally modify the path to use, and this is highly recommended in a public facing server. For example:

stats_over_http.so 81c075bc0cca1435ea899ba4ad72766b

URL は例えば次のようになるでしょう。

https://host:port/81c075bc0cca1435ea899ba4ad72766b

不注意により秘密を平文で送った場合それが漏れる可能性があるので、これはせいぜい弱いセキュリティでしかありません。

Config File Usage

stats_over_http.so also accepts a configuration file taken as a parameter

The plugin first checks if the parameter that was passed in is a file that exists, if so it uses that as a config file, otherwise if a parameter exists it assumes that it is meant to be used a path value (as if you were not using a config file)

You can add comments to the config file, starting with a # value

Other options you can specify:

path=

This sets the path value for stats

allow_ip=

A comma separated list of IPv4 addresses allowed to access the endpoint

allow_ip6=

A comma separated list of IPv6 addresses allowed to access the endpoint

Output Format

By default stats_over_http.so will output all the stats in JSON format. However if you wish to have it in CSV format you can do so by passing an Accept header:

Accept: text/csv

In either case the Content-Type header returned by stats_over_http.so will reflect the content that has been returned, either text/json or text/csv.

Accept-encoding: gzip, br

Stats over http also accepts returning data in gzip or br compressed format