Stream connector: Easily sending events and/or metrics from the Centreon open-source...
summary
Centreon Broker adds a Stream connector (since 2.8.18) that actually exports events and metrics to arbitrary sinks via simple bindings, using Lua scripts or Java plugins, JSON/socket/file outputs and configurable filters. It targets hybrid environments where ~65% of companies run multiple monitoring tools and one user exports ~1,230 items in bulk per run. The connector batches lines, supports typed fields (string/number/timestamp), is open source, lightweight, scalable and demonstrably sends parsed service status and metric streams to downstream databases and sockets.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12Data sharing between tools
- 4:33Centreon overview and history
- 7:11Stream Connector creation
- 10:10Lua connector operation
- 13:34Connector demonstration
- 16:00Project architecture and scalability
- 19:09Metrics and cache management
- 22:30Batched data sending
- 25:00Configuration and customization
- 27:45Use cases and examples
- 29:10Conclusion and Q&A
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