zookeeper_monitor 0.2.3

Installation

It can be installed from pypi or directly from git repository.

pip install zookeeper_monitor

#or

git clone https://github.com/kAlmAcetA/zookeeper_monitor.git
cd zookeeper_monitor/
python setup.py install

Usage

Example:

from zookeeper_monitor import zk

@tornado.gen.coroutine
def some_coroutine()
    host = zk.Host('zookeeper.addr.ip', 2181)
    # you can run each command as a coroutine example:
    # get srvr data
    srvr_data = yield host.srvr()
    # get stat data
    stat_data = yield host.stat()
    # get server state
    ruok = yield host.ruok()
    # stop zookeeper
    yield host.kill()

You can wrap it to sync code if you are not using tornado

from tornado.ioloop import IOLoop

IOLoop.instance().run_sync(some_coroutine)

Web monitor

To run web monitor you need to provide configuration, if you don’t, it will used localhost:2181 by default.

python -m zookeeper_monitor.web

# with configuration file
python -m zookeeper_monitor.web -c /somepath/cluster.json

# to see available options
python -m zookeeper_monitor.web --help

Next you navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8080/ (or whatever you specified).

Configuration

Defining cluster cluster.json (json or yaml)

{
    "name": "brand-new-zookeeper-cluster",
    "hosts": [
        {"addr": "10.1.15.1", "port": 2181, "dc":"eu-west"},
        {"addr": "10.2.31.2", "port": 2181, "dc":"us-east"},
        {"addr": "10.1.12.3", "port": 2181, "dc":"eu-west"}
    ]
}

• name (string) - cluster name.

• hosts (list) - List of hosts running ZooKeeper connected in cluster:

  • addr (string): IP or domain, mandatory

  • port (int): ZooKeeper port, optional, default 2181

  • dc (string): datacenter/location name, optional

Screenshots

Cluster view

Node stat view

License

MIT

TODO

• more tests

• more stats in webmonitor

• parse zookeeper version

• new commands in zookeeper 3.3 and 3.4

• parse output of dump, reqs

Changelog

0.2.2 - clean ups: pylint, README, classifiers

0.2.1 - fix package, fix tests

0.2.0 - implement more commands, updated docs

0.1.2 - release - pypi

0.1.1 - clean up

0.1.0 - public standalone

0.0.3 - 0.0.9 - refactor, tests

0.0.2 - working draft

0.0.1 - initial concept