capturing output on cloudprober

[Athul Krishna]

Hi everyone,

I have run a python script using cloudprober to print a string and getting an output like this.

cloudprober 1554292480695531650 1554292482 labels=ptype=external,probe=testing,dst=in01devmonvm3 success=1 total=1 latency=137107.481

How can we capture the output using cloudprober?

Regards,

Athul.

[Manu Garg]

I am not sure I understand what you mean by capturing the output. Are you referring to creating metrics from the script output? If yes, it is documented at:

https://cloudprober.org/how-to/external-probe/

TL;DR: Script should output variables in the format: "var-name var-value", with each variable in its own line:

var1 value1

var2 value2

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[Athul Krishna]

Thanks for the help Manu.I followed the syntax of outputting variables and it worked.

Regards,

Athul.

On Apr 8, 2019 2:09 PM, "Manu Garg" <manu...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am not sure I understand what you mean by capturing the output. Are you referring to creating metrics from the script output? If yes, it is documented at:

https://cloudprober.org/how-to/external-probe/

TL;DR: Script should output variables in the format: "var-name var-value", with each variable in its own line:

var1 value1

var2 value2

On Wed, Apr 3, 2019 at 9:45 PM Athul Krishna <athul...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone,

I have run a python script using cloudprober to print a string and getting an output like this.

cloudprober 1554292480695531650 1554292482 labels=ptype=external,probe=testing,dst=in01devmonvm3 success=1 total=1 latency=137107.481

How can we capture the output using cloudprober?

Regards,

Athul.

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[Athul Krishna]

Hi Manu,

Cloudprober is able to give numerical values. For example the script output is:

a ATHUL

b 10

c 9

The cloudprober gives:

cloudprober 1554877867949069869 1554877870 labels=ptype=external,probe=testing,dst= b=10.000 c=9.000

Cloudprober is not giving string value.Is it possible to get string value?If yes what should be the change?

Regards,

Athul.

On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 2:09:17 PM UTC+5:30, Manu Garg wrote:

I am not sure I understand what you mean by capturing the output. Are you referring to creating metrics from the script output? If yes, it is documented at:

https://cloudprober.org/how-to/external-probe/

TL;DR: Script should output variables in the format: "var-name var-value", with each variable in its own line:

var1 value1

var2 value2

On Wed, Apr 3, 2019 at 9:45 PM Athul Krishna <athul...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone,

I have run a python script using cloudprober to print a string and getting an output like this.

cloudprober 1554292480695531650 1554292482 labels=ptype=external,probe=testing,dst=in01devmonvm3 success=1 total=1 latency=137107.481

How can we capture the output using cloudprober?

Regards,

Athul.

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[Manu Garg]

On Tue, Apr 9, 2019 at 11:33 PM Athul Krishna <athul...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Manu,

Cloudprober is able to give numerical values. For example the script output is:

a ATHUL

b 10

c 9

The cloudprober gives:

cloudprober 1554877867949069869 1554877870 labels=ptype=external,probe=testing,dst= b=10.000 c=9.000

Cloudprober is not giving string value.Is it possible to get string value?If yes what should be the change?

No, unfortunately cloudprober doesn't support capturing string values. It should not be difficult to add support for that in cloudprober external probe code, but it doesn't do that at the moment. Sorry.

 

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