Huawei Cloud DMS RabbitMQ

Collect Huawei Cloud DMS RabbitMQ Metrics

Configuration¶

Install Func¶

It is recommended to enable TrueWatch Integration - Extensions - DataFlux Func (Automata): All prerequisites are automatically installed. Please proceed with the script installation.

If deploying Func manually, refer to Manual Func Deployment

Install Script¶

Note: Please prepare the Huawei Cloud AK with the required permissions in advance (for simplicity, you can grant the global read-only permission ReadOnlyAccess).

1. Log in to the Func console, click 【Script Market】, enter the TrueWatch Script Market, and search for ID: integration_huaweicloud_rabbitmq

2. Click 【Install】, then enter the corresponding parameters: Huawei Cloud AK, SK, and account name.

3. Click 【Deploy Startup Script】, the system will automatically create the Startup script set and configure the corresponding startup scripts.

4. After enabling, you can see the corresponding automatic trigger configuration in 「Manage / Automatic Trigger Configuration」. Click 【Execute】 to immediately execute it once without waiting for the scheduled time. Wait a moment, and you can view the execution task records and corresponding logs.

Verification¶

1. In 「Manage / Automatic Trigger Configuration」, confirm whether the corresponding task has the automatic trigger configuration, and check the task records and logs for any exceptions.
2. In TrueWatch, 「Infrastructure - Resource Catalog」, check if the asset information exists.
3. In TrueWatch, 「Metrics」, check if the corresponding monitoring data is available.

Metrics¶

Configure Huawei Cloud DMS RabbitMQ Metrics. You can collect more metrics by configuration Huawei Cloud DMS RabbitMQ Metrics Details

Objects¶

After data synchronization is normal, you can view the data in TrueWatch's 「Infrastructure - Resource Catalog」.

{
  "measurement": "huaweicloud_rabbitmq",
  "tags": {
    "RegionId"              : "cn-north-4",
    "project_id"            : "756ada1aa17e4049b2a16ea41912e52d",
    "enterprise_project_id" : "o78hhbss-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-cba3d38cf2f9",
    "instance_id"           : "c0b0ea90-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-cba3d38cf2f9",
    "instance_name"         : "rabbitmq-xxxx",
    "engine"                : "rabbitmq",
    "status"                : "RUNNING"
  },
  "fields": {
    "charging_mode"             :     "1",
    "engine"                    : "rabbitmq",
    "engine_version"            : "3.8.35",
    "connect_address"           : "192.xxx.0.xxx",
    "description"               : "",
    "specification"             : "rabbitmq.2u4g.single * 1 broker",
    "storage_space"             : 83,
    "used_storage_space"        : 0,
    "access_user"               : "rabbit_mh",
    "resource_spec_code"        : "",
    "created_at"                : "1687143955266",
    "maintain_begin"            : "02:00:00",
    "maintain_end"              : "06:00:00",
    "enable_publicip"           : false,
    "publicip_address"          : "127.xx.xx.34",
    "publicip_id"               : "xxxxxxxxxxx",
    "management_connect_address": "http://192.xxx.0.xxx:15672",  
    "storage_space"             : 83,
    "available_zones"           : "[Instance JSON Data]"
  }
}

Partial field descriptions are as follows:

Field	Type	Description
specification	String	Instance specification. RabbitMQ single instance returns VM specification. RabbitMQ cluster returns VM specification and node count.
charging_mode	String	Billing mode, 1 indicates pay-as-you-go, 0 indicates subscription.
available_zones	String	The availability zones where the instance nodes are located, returns "Availability Zone ID".
maintain_begin	String	Maintenance window start time, format is HHss
maintain_end	String	Maintenance window end time, format is HHss
created_at	String	Creation completion time. Format is timestamp, indicating the total milliseconds from Greenwich Mean Time January 1, 1970 00:00:00 to the specified time.
resource_spec_code	String	Resource specification identifier dms.instance.rabbitmq.single.c3.2u4g: RabbitMQ single instance, VM specification 2u4g dms.instance.rabbitmq.single.c3.4u8g RabbitMQ single instance, VM specification 4u8g dms.instance.rabbitmq.single.c3.8u16g RabbitMQ single instance, VM specification 8u16g dms.instance.rabbitmq.single.c3.16u32g RabbitMQ single instance, VM specification 16u32g dms.instance.rabbitmq.cluster.c3.4u8g.3 RabbitMQ cluster, VM specification 4u8g, 3 nodes dms.instance.rabbitmq.cluster.c3.4u8g.5 RabbitMQ cluster, VM specification 4u8g, 5 nodes dms.instance.rabbitmq.cluster.c3.4u8g.7 RabbitMQ cluster, VM specification 4u8g, 7 nodes dms.instance.rabbitmq.cluster.c3.8u16g.3 RabbitMQ cluster, VM specification 8u16g, 3 nodes dms.instance.rabbitmq.cluster.c3.8u16g.5 RabbitMQ cluster, VM specification 8u16g, 5 nodes dms.instance.rabbitmq.cluster.c3.8u16g.7 RabbitMQ cluster, VM specification 8u16g, 7 nodes dms.instance.rabbitmq.cluster.c3.16u32g.3 RabbitMQ cluster, VM specification 16u32g, 3 nodes dms.instance.rabbitmq.cluster.c3.16u32g.5 RabbitMQ cluster, VM specification 16u32g, 5 nodes dms.instance.rabbitmq.cluster.c3.16u32g.7 RabbitMQ cluster, VM specification 16u32g, 7 nodes

Note: Fields in tags, fields may change with subsequent updates

Note 1: The value of tags.instance_id is the instance ID, used as a unique identifier