A Parity exporter for Prometheus.
This parity exporter sets focus on scraping metrics from a large cluster of parity nodes. Therefore the metrics it scrapes are few but each of the metrics are unique to the single parity node. To get a network overview and an overview of the cryptoeconomics use the Eth Exporter
The configuration is in YAML, an example with common options:
---
rpcUrl: 'http://localhost:8545'
port: '9997'
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| rpcUrl | Optional. The rpcUrl to the Parity client. Default http://localhost:8545. |
| port | Optional. The port to expose the metrics at. Default 9997. |
All metrics are exported as gauges.
| Metric | Meaning | Labels |
|---|---|---|
| parity_up | Indicates if the Parity client is up or not | |
| parity_version | The Parity client version | |
| parity_active_peers | How many active peers does the Parity client have | |
| parity_connected_peers | How many connected peers does the Parity client have | |
| parity_max_peers | The max peers that the Parity client can have | |
| parity_sync_status | The amount of blocks that the Parity client is behind | |
| parity_current_block | The current block of the Parity client |
To run the Parity exporter on Docker, you can use the honeylogic/parity_exporter
image. It exposes port 9997 and expects the config in /app/config.yml. To
configure it, you can bind-mount a config from your host:
$ docker run -p 9997:9997 -v /path/on/host/config.yml:/app/config.yml honeylogic/parity_exporter
Specify the config as the CMD:
$ docker run -p 9997:9997 -v /path/on/host/config.yml:/config/config.yml honeylogic/parity_exporter --config /config/config.yml
npm build to build.
npm start to run.