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README
Statix
Statix is an Elixir client for StatsD-compatible servers. It is focused on speed without sacrificing simplicity, completeness, or correctness.
What makes Statix the fastest library around:
[1] In contrast with process-based clients, Statix has lower memory consumption and higher throughput – Statix v1.0.0 does about 876640 counter increments per flush:
It is possible to measure it yourself.
for _ <- 1..10_000 do
Task.start(fn ->
for _ <- 1..10_000 do
StatixSample.increment("sample", 1)
end
end)
end
Make sure you have StatsD server running to get more realistic results.
Installation
Add Statix as a dependency to your mix.exs file:
def application() do
[applications: [:statix]]
end
defp deps() do
[{:statix, ">= 0.0.0"}]
end
Then run mix deps.get in your shell to fetch the dependencies.
Usage
A module that uses Statix becomes a socket connection:
defmodule MyApp.Statix do
use Statix
end
Before using connection the connect/0 function needs to be invoked.
In general, this function is called when your application starts (for example, in its start/2 callback):
def start(_type, _args) do
:ok = MyApp.Statix.connect()
# ...
end
Once the Statix connection is open, its increment/1,2, decrement/1,2, gauge/2, set/2, timing/2, and measure/2 functions can be used to push metrics to the StatsD-compatible server.
Sampling
Sampling is supported via the :sample_rate option:
MyApp.Statix.increment("page_view", 1, sample_rate: 0.5)
The UDP packet will only be sent to the server about half of the time, but the resulting value will be adjusted on the server according to the given sample rate.
Tags
Tags are a way of adding dimensions to metrics:
MyApp.Statix.gauge("memory", 1, tags: ["region:east"])
Configuration
Statix can be configured globally with:
config :statix,
prefix: "sample",
host: "stats.tld",
port: 8181
and on a per connection basis as well:
config :statix, MyApp.Statix,
port: 8811
The defaults are:
- prefix:
nil - host:
"127.0.0.1" - port:
8125
Note: by default, configuration is evaluated once, at compile time.
If you plan using other configuration at runtime, you must specify the :runtime_config option:
defmodule MyApp.Statix do
use Statix, runtime_config: true
end
License
This software is licensed under [the ISC license](LICENSE).
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the statix README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.