MongoDB Plugin
This plugin monitors of your MongoDB instance.
Metrics
- asserts.msg
- asserts.regular
- asserts.rollovers
- asserts.user
- asserts.warning
- connections.available
- connections.current
- connections.totalCreated
- mem: bits
- mem: mapped
- mem: mappedWithJournal
- mem: resident
- mem: supported
- mem: virtual
- opLatencies.commands.latency
- opLatencies.commands.ops
- opLatencies.reads.latency
- opLatencies.reads.ops
- opLatencies.writes.latency
- opLatencies.writes.ops
- opcounters.command
- opcounters.delete
- opcounters.getmore
- opcounters.insert
- opcounters.query
- opcounters.update
Dependencies
To install the MongoDB plugin, install the pymongo module with the following command: pip install pymongo.
Configure the plugin
To enable the plugin, edit the /etc/agent360.ini file and add the following lines
[mongodb]
enabled=yes
connection_string=mongodb://username:[email protected]:27017/admin
Test the plugin
Run the sudo -u agent360 agent360 test mongodb command and see if it returns any data.
mongodb:
{
"asserts.msg": 0,
"asserts.regular": 0,
"asserts.rollovers": 0,
"asserts.user": 0,
"asserts.warning": 0,
"connections.available": 50743,
"connections.current": 457,
"connections.totalCreated": 0,
"mem":
{
"bits": 64,
"mapped": 0,
"mappedWithJournal": 0,
"resident": 29966,
"supported": true,
"virtual": 45514
},
"opLatencies.commands.latency": 0,
"opLatencies.commands.ops": 0,
"opLatencies.reads.latency": 0,
"opLatencies.reads.ops": 0,
"opLatencies.writes.latency": 0,
"opLatencies.writes.ops": 0,
"opcounters.command": 0,
"opcounters.delete": 0,
"opcounters.getmore": 0,
"opcounters.insert": 0,
"opcounters.query": 0,
"opcounters.update": 0
}
Now you can restart the agent with the service agent360 restart command.
Create Charts
You can now create a chart on the Dashboard with your MongoDB metrics. On the Metrics page, select mongodb as the metric type, and then select any of the metrics to create a chart.
Updated almost 2 years ago