Obsolete! Use CA APM Agentless Docker Monitor and Container Flow Map instead
Docker is an open platform for developers and sysadmins to build, ship, and run distributed applications. The Docker field pack gathers metrics from the Docker Remote API via https.
Restful EPAgent 9.7.1.
Tested with Docker version 1.6.1, API version 1.18.
Currently the field pack only queries one docker engine and only works via https. I have tested it only with boot2docker on MacOS. Recently I had problems with the certificate so I disabled certificate verification.
Apache License, Version 2.0, January 2004. See Licensing on the CA APM Developer Community.
- Install, configure and run an EPAgent on the same or a remote server. See CA APM Environment Performance Agent Implementation Guide.
Pyhton 3 with requests module. This can be obtained in one of the following ways:
# yum install python-requests
or
# pip install requests
or
# easy_install requests
- Extract the zip or tar.gz file.
- Copy docker.typeviewers.xml to your Enterprise Manager (MOM) <EM_HOME>/ext/xmltv.
Nothing else to configure.
Run python3 docker.py
from the command line, e.g.:
python3 docker.py -p 8080 -d boot2docker -r 2376 --certificate=$DOCKER_CERT_PATH/cert.pem -k $DOCKER_CERT_PATH/key.pem
Change the parameters to fit your environment. Run the script with option '-h' to get this usage information:
Usage: docker.py [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose verbose output
-H HOSTNAME, --hostname=HOSTNAME
hostname EPAgent is running on (default: localhost)
-p PORT, --port=PORT http port of the EPAgent (introscope.epagent.config.httpServerPort)
-m METRICPATH, --metric_path=METRICPATH
metric path prefix for all metrics
-d DOCKERHOST, --docker_host=DOCKERHOST
docker hostname (default: localhost)
-r DOCKERPORT, --docker_port=DOCKERPORT
docker Remote API port (default: 2376)
-c CERTFILE, --certificate=CERTFILE
https certificate
-k KEYFILE, --private_key=KEYFILE
https private key
Metrics are published under the metrics path "Docker". At this level general information about this docker engine is provided:
- Container Count
- Image Count
- Running Containers
- Total Memory
- MemoryLimit (boolean: 0/1)
- SwapLimit (boolean: 0/1)
Container metric for running containers are published under "Docker|Containers|". Container metrics include
- Image name
- SizeRw and SizeRootFS: file system sizes
- Status
- CPU metrics (in Ticks)
- Memory metrics
- Network metrics (receive and transmit)
For more information see Docker Remote API.
None.
The type viewer docker.typeviewers.xml matches metric paths starting with "Docker". Copy it to the ext/xmltv
folder of your APM Enterprise Manager and restart WebView or log off and back on to your Workstation. There is an overview providing general metrics and a list of containers. You can even see a Java agent monitoring the Tomcat application server running in container b9febdfcdd77:
For every container metrics about file system, CPU, memory and network metrics are shown as graphs:
Your can run docker.py with option -v to provide verbose output. In addition you can remove the '#' in front of several print statements throughput the script.
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Unless explicitly stated otherwise this field pack is only supported on the same platforms as the APM core agent. See APM Compatibility Guide.
Version | Author | Comment |
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1.0 | Guenter Grossberger | First version of the field pack. |
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