TINE a data pipeline runner.
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Set the pipeline's inputs and outputs.
[[inlets.cpu]]
interval = "3s"
[[flows.select]]
includes = ["#*", "*"] # all tags and all fields
[[outlets.file]]
path = "-"
decimal = 2tine run <config.toml>It generates CPU usage in CSV format which is default format of 'outlets.file'.
1721635296,cpu,1.57
1721635299,cpu,0.66
1721635302,cpu,1.07
1721635305,cpu,2.08
Change output format to "json" from "csv", add format = "json" at the end of the file.
[[outlets.file]]
path = "-"
decimal = 2
format = "json"{"_in":"cpu","_ts":1721780188,"total_percent":0.91}
{"_in":"cpu","_ts":1721780191,"total_percent":1.04}
{"_in":"cpu","_ts":1721780194,"total_percent":0.25}
{"_in":"cpu","_ts":1721780197,"total_percent":1.20}- Save this file as
load.toml
#!/path/to/tine run
[[inlets.load]]
loads = [1, 5]
interval = "3s"
[[flows.select]]
includes = ["**"] # equivalent to ["#*", "*"]
[[outlets.file]]
path = "-"
decimal = 2- Chmod for executable.
chmod +x load.toml- Run
$ ./load.toml
1721635438,load,0.03,0.08
1721635441,load,0.03,0.08
1721635444,load,0.03,0.08
^CTINE is not only designed as a standalone application, but also allows for embedding in other Go applications.
How to use TINE as a library for your application.
How to set a custom inlet/outlet/flows.
How to use pipelines as a HTTP handler
How to collect metrics into RRD and display rrdgraph in a web page
How to collect metrics into Sqlite and display it on web page
This example also shows how to utilize HTTP query parameters as variables of Go Templates to build pipeline configuration.
Please visit https://tine.thingsme.xyz for the documents.