Metrics

The metrics are controlled by statistics section in ecc.yml file. The statistics.enabled controls if the metrics should be enabled. The output directory for metrics is specified by statistics.directory.

Note that statistics written to file are not rotated automatically.

Metric prefix

It's possible to define a global prefix for all metrics produced by ecChronos. This is done by specifying a string in statistics.prefix in ecc.yml. The prefix cannot start or end with a dot or any other path separator.

For example if the prefix is ecChronos and the metric name is repaired.ratio, the metric name will be ecChronos.repaired.ratio.

By specifying an empty string or no value at all, the metric names will not be prefixed.

Reporting formats

Metrics are exposed in several ways, this is controlled by statistics.reporting.jmx.enabled, statistics.reporting.file.enabled and statistics.reporting.http.enabled in ecc.yml file. Metrics reported using different formats may look differently, for reference please refer to ecChronos metrics section below. Metrics reported using file will be written in CSV format.

Metric exclusion

Metrics can be excluded from being reported, this is controlled by statistics.reporting.jmx.excludedMetrics statistics.reporting.file.excludedMetrics statistics.reporting.http.excludedMetrics in ecc.yml file. Exclusion can be performed based on the metric name (without the prefix) and optionally on tags. The exclusion is performed using regular expressions. If no tags are specified for exclusion, all metrics matching the name will be excluded. If multiple tags are specified, all tags must match for the metric to be excluded.

Examples

In this example we will be excluding metrics only for http reporting. The same examples can be used for any reporter.

Exclude a metric on exact name

In this example repaired.ratio metric will be excluded for all tags.

statistics:
  reporting:
    http:
      enabled: true
      excludedMetrics:
        - name: repaired\.ratio

Exclude metrics on name with regexp

In this example all metrics starting with node. will be excluded.

statistics:
  reporting:
    http:
      enabled: true
      excludedMetrics:
        - name: node\..*

Exclude metrics on exact name and tag

In this example repaired.ratio metric will be excluded for all tables in keyspace ecchronos.

statistics:
  reporting:
    http:
      enabled: true
      excludedMetrics:
        - name: repaired\.ratio
          tags:
            keyspace: ecchronos

Exclude metrics with name regexp and exact tag

In this example node.* metric will be excluded with tag successful=true.

statistics:
  reporting:
    http:
      enabled: true
      excludedMetrics:
        - name: node\..*
          tags:
            successful: true

Exclude metrics with exact name and tag regexp

In this example remaining.repair.time metric will be excluded with tag keyspace matching value test.*.

statistics:
  reporting:
    http:
      enabled: true
      excludedMetrics:
        - name: remaining\.repair\.time
          tags:
            keyspace: test.*

Exclude metric with exact name and multiple exact tags

In this example time.since.last.repaired metric will be excluded with tag keyspace=test and tag table=table1.

statistics:
  reporting:
    http:
      enabled: true
      excludedMetrics:
        - name: time\.since\.last\.repaired
          tags:
            keyspace: test
            table: table1

Driver metrics

The Cassandra driver used by ecChronos also has metrics on its own. Driver metrics are exposed in the same way as ecChronos metrics and can be excluded in the same way as ecChronos metrics.

For list of available driver metrics, refer to sections session-level metrics and node-level metrics in datastax reference configuration

Exclude all Driver metrics example

statistics:
  reporting:
    http:
      enabled: true
      excludedMetrics:
        - name: nodes\..*
        - name: session\..*

Spring Boot metrics

Spring Boot metrics are provided as well. The metrics are exposed in the same way as ecChronos metrics and can be excluded in the same way as ecChronos metrics.

For supported Spring Boot metrics, refer to section Supported Metrics and Meters in Spring Boot documentation

Exclude all Spring Boot metrics example

statistics:
  reporting:
    http:
      enabled: true
      excludedMetrics:
        - name: jvm\..*
        - name: logback\..*
        - name: executor\..*
        - name: application\..*
        - name: process\..*
        - name: tomcat\..*
        - name: disk\..*
        - name: system\..*
        - name: http\..*

ecChronos metrics

Metric name	Description	Tags
node.repaired.ratio	Average repair ratio for all tables, aggregation of repaired.ratio
repaired.ratio	Ratio of repaired ranges vs total ranges	keyspace, table
node.time.since.last.repaired	The longest time since a table has been fully repaired, aggregation of time.since.last.repaired
time.since.last.repaired	The amount of time since table was fully repaired	keyspace, table
node.remaining.repair.time	A sum of remaining repair time for all tables, aggregation of remaining.repair.time
remaining.repair.time	Estimated remaining repair time	keyspace, table
node.repair.sessions	Time taken for all repair sessions for all tables to succeed or fail	successful
repair.sessions	Time taken for repair sessions to succeed or fail	keyspace, table, successful

All examples below assume keyspace ks1 and table tbl1.

node.repaired.ratio

node.repaired.ratio metric represents the average repair ratio of all tables. The value is a double between 0 and 1.

Reporter type	Metric name(s)
jmx	nodeRepairedRatio
file	nodeRepairedRatio
http	node_repaired_ratio

Examples

In this example, the tables are on average 33% repaired.

jmx

Object name: metrics:name=nodeRepairedRatio,type=gauges

Number: 0.33
Value: 0.33

file

File name: nodeRepairedRatio.csv

t,value
1669033092,0.33

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
value - The average repaired ratio for all tables

http

node_repaired_ratio 0.33

repaired.ratio

repaired.ratio metric represents the ratio of repaired ranges compared to total ranges within the run interval. The value is a double between 0 and 1.

Reporter type	Metric name(s)
jmx	repairedRatio.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1
file	repairedRatio.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1
http	repaired_ratio

Examples

In this example, the table has been 33% repaired.

jmx

Object name: metrics:name=repairedRatio.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1,type=gauges

Number: 0.33
Value: 0.33

file

File name: repairedRatio.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1.csv

t,value
1669033092,0.33

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
value - The repaired ratio

http

repaired_ratio{keyspace="ks1",table="tbl1",} 0.33

node.time.since.last.repaired

nodetime.since.last.repaired metric represents the longest time since a table has been fully repaired For jmx and file the time unit is milliseconds, while for http the time unit is seconds.

Reporter type	Metric name(s)
jmx	nodeTimeSinceLastRepaired
file	nodeTimeSinceLastRepaired
http	node_time_since_last_repaired_seconds

Examples

In this example, the table that was repaired the longest time ago has been repaired 10 seconds ago.

jmx

Object name: metrics:name=nodeTimeSinceLastRepaired,type=gauges

Number: 10000.0
Value: 10000.0

file

File name: nodeTimeSinceLastRepaired.csv

t,value
1669033092,10000.0

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
value - The longest time ago a table was fully repaired in milliseconds

http

node_time_since_last_repaired_seconds 10.0

time.since.last.repaired

time.since.last.repaired metric represents the duration since the table was fully repaired. For jmx and file the time unit is milliseconds, while for http the time unit is seconds.

Reporter type	Metric name(s)
jmx	timeSinceLastRepaired.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1
file	timeSinceLastRepaired.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1
http	time_since_last_repaired_seconds

Examples

In this example, the table was repaired 10 seconds ago.

jmx

Object name: metrics:name=timeSinceLastRepaired.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1,type=gauges

Number: 10000.0
Value: 10000.0

file

File name: timeSinceLastRepaired.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1.csv

t,value
1669033092,10000.0

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
value - The time since the table was fully repaired in milliseconds

http

time_since_last_repaired_seconds{keyspace="ks1",table="tbl1",} 10.0

node.remaining.repair.time

node.remaining.repair.time metric represents a sum of remaining repair time for all tables to be fully repaired. This is the time ecChronos will have to wait for Cassandra to perform repair, this is an estimation based on the last repair of each table. The value should be 0 if there are no repairs ongoing. For jmx and file the time unit is milliseconds, while for http the time unit is seconds.

Reporter type	Metric name(s)
jmx	nodeRemainingRepairTime
file	nodeRemainingRepairTime
http	node_remaining_repair_time_seconds

Examples

In this example, the remaining repair time for all ongoing repairs is 10 seconds.

jmx

Object name: metrics:name=nodeRemainingRepairTime,type=gauges

Number: 10000.0
Value: 10000.0

file

File name: nodeRemainingRepairTime.csv

t,value
1669033092,10000.0

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
value - The remaining repair time in milliseconds for all repairs to finish

http

remaining_repair_time_seconds 10.0

remaining.repair.time

remaining.repair.time metric represents effective remaining repair time for the table to be fully repaired. This is the time ecChronos will have to wait for Cassandra to perform repair, this is an estimation based on the last repair of the table. The value should be 0 if there is no repair ongoing for this table. For jmx and file the time unit is milliseconds, while for http the time unit is seconds.

Reporter type	Metric name(s)
jmx	remainingRepairTime.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1
file	remainingRepairTime.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1
http	remaining_repair_time_seconds

Examples

In this example, the remaining repair time for the table is 10 seconds.

jmx

Object name: metrics:name=remainingRepairTime.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1,type=gauges

Number: 10000.0
Value: 10000.0

file

File name: remainingRepairTime.keyspace.ks1.table.tbl1.csv

t,value
1669033092,10000.0

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
value - The remaining repair time in milliseconds

http

remaining_repair_time_seconds{keyspace="ks1",table="tbl1",} 10.0

node.repair.sessions

node.repair.sessions metric represents the time taken for all repair sessions for all tables to succeed or fail. For jmx and file the time unit is milliseconds, while for http the time unit is seconds.

Reporter type	Metric name(s)
jmx	nodeRepairSessions.successful.true,repairSessions.successful.false
file	nodeRepairSessions.successful.true,repairSessions.successful.false
http	node_repair_sessions_seconds_count,node_repair_sessions_seconds_sum,node_repair_sessions_seconds_max

Examples

In this example, we have run repair for all tables where there were 793 successful sessions and 793 failed sessions.

jmx

Object name: metrics:name=nodeRepairSessions.successful.true,type=timers

50thPercentile: 6.26
75thPercentile: 6.94
95thPercentile: 8.30
98thPercentile: 9.64
999thPercentile: 56.27
99thPercentile: 10.47
Count: 793
DurationUnit: milliseconds
FifteenMinuteRate: 12.04
FiveMinuteRate: 0.08
Max: 56.27
Mean: 6.69
MeanRate: 0.35
Min: 5.52
OneMinuteRate: 8.93E-15
RateUnit: events/second
StdDev: 2.15

Object name: metrics:name=nodeRepairSessions.successful.false,type=timers

50thPercentile: 6.26
75thPercentile: 6.94
95thPercentile: 8.30
98thPercentile: 9.64
999thPercentile: 56.27
99thPercentile: 10.47
Count: 793
DurationUnit: milliseconds
FifteenMinuteRate: 12.04
FiveMinuteRate: 0.08
Max: 56.27
Mean: 6.69
MeanRate: 0.35
Min: 5.52
OneMinuteRate: 8.93E-15
RateUnit: events/second
StdDev: 2.15

file

File name: nodeRepairSessions.successful.true.csv

t,count,max,mean,min,stddev,p50,p75,p95,p98,p99,p999,mean_rate,m1_rate,m5_rate,m15_rate,rate_unit,duration_unit
1669036333,793,56.272057,6.693952,5.523480,2.153694,6.261243,6.945218,8.306778,9.646926,10.477962,56.272057,0.358667,0.000000,0.093323,12.519108,calls/second,milliseconds

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
count - The number of repair sessions that succeeded
max - Maximum time taken for a repair session to succeed
mean - Mean time taken for a repair sessions to succeed
min - Minimum time taken for a repair session to succeed
stddev - Standard deviation for repair sessions to succeed
p50 - 50 percentile (median) time taken for a repair session to succeed
p75->p999 - 75->99.9 percentile time taken for repair sessions to succeed
mean_rate - The mean rate for repair sessions to succeed per second
m1_rate - The last minutes rate for repair sessions to succeed per second
m5_rate - The last five minutes rate for repair sessions to succeed per second
m15_rate - The last fifteen minutes rate for repair sessions to succeed per second
rate_unit - The rate unit for the metric
duration_unit - The duration unit for the metric

File name: nodeRepairSessions.successful.false.csv

t,count,max,mean,min,stddev,p50,p75,p95,p98,p99,p999,mean_rate,m1_rate,m5_rate,m15_rate,rate_unit,duration_unit
1669036333,793,56.272057,6.693952,5.523480,2.153694,6.261243,6.945218,8.306778,9.646926,10.477962,56.272057,0.358667,0.000000,0.093323,12.519108,calls/second,milliseconds

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
count - The number of repair sessions that failed
max - Maximum time taken for a repair session to fail
mean - Mean time taken for a repair sessions to fail
min - Minimum time taken for a repair session to fail
stddev - Standard deviation for repair sessions to fail
p50 - 50 percentile (median) time taken for a repair session to fail
p75->p999 - 75->99.9 percentile time taken for repair sessions to fail
mean_rate - The mean rate for repair sessions to fail per second
m1_rate - The last minutes rate for repair sessions to fail per second
m5_rate - The last five minutes rate for repair sessions to fail per second
m15_rate - The last fifteen minutes rate for repair sessions to fail per second
rate_unit - The rate unit for the metric
duration_unit - The duration unit for the metric

http

node_repair_sessions_seconds_count{successful="true",} 793.0
node_repair_sessions_seconds_sum{successful="true",} 5.317104685
node_repair_sessions_seconds_max{successful="true",} 0.0

node_repair_sessions_seconds_count{successful="false",} 793.0
node_repair_sessions_seconds_sum{successful="false",} 5.317104685
node_repair_sessions_seconds_max{successful="false",} 0.0

repair.sessions

repair.sessions metric represents the time taken for repair sessions to succeed or fail. For jmx and file the time unit is milliseconds, while for http the time unit is seconds.

Reporter type	Metric name(s)
jmx	repairSessions.keyspace.ks1.successful.true.table.tbl1,repairSessions.keyspace.ks1.successful.false.table.tbl1
file	repairSessions.keyspace.ks1.successful.true.table.tbl1,repairSessions.keyspace.ks1.successful.false.table.tbl1
http	repair_sessions_seconds_count,repair_sessions_seconds_sum,repair_sessions_seconds_max

Examples

In this example, we have run repair where there were 793 successful sessions and 793 failed sessions.

jmx

Object name: metrics:name=repairSessions.keyspace.ks1.successful.true.table.tbl1,type=timers

50thPercentile: 6.26
75thPercentile: 6.94
95thPercentile: 8.30
98thPercentile: 9.64
999thPercentile: 56.27
99thPercentile: 10.47
Count: 793
DurationUnit: milliseconds
FifteenMinuteRate: 12.04
FiveMinuteRate: 0.08
Max: 56.27
Mean: 6.69
MeanRate: 0.35
Min: 5.52
OneMinuteRate: 8.93E-15
RateUnit: events/second
StdDev: 2.15

Object name: metrics:name=repairSessions.keyspace.ks1.successful.false.table.tbl1,type=timers

50thPercentile: 6.26
75thPercentile: 6.94
95thPercentile: 8.30
98thPercentile: 9.64
999thPercentile: 56.27
99thPercentile: 10.47
Count: 793
DurationUnit: milliseconds
FifteenMinuteRate: 12.04
FiveMinuteRate: 0.08
Max: 56.27
Mean: 6.69
MeanRate: 0.35
Min: 5.52
OneMinuteRate: 8.93E-15
RateUnit: events/second
StdDev: 2.15

file

File name: repairSessions.keyspace.test.successful.true.table.table1.csv

t,count,max,mean,min,stddev,p50,p75,p95,p98,p99,p999,mean_rate,m1_rate,m5_rate,m15_rate,rate_unit,duration_unit
1669036333,793,56.272057,6.693952,5.523480,2.153694,6.261243,6.945218,8.306778,9.646926,10.477962,56.272057,0.358667,0.000000,0.093323,12.519108,calls/second,milliseconds

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
count - The number of repair sessions that succeeded
max - Maximum time taken for a repair session to succeed
mean - Mean time taken for a repair sessions to succeed
min - Minimum time taken for a repair session to succeed
stddev - Standard deviation for repair sessions to succeed
p50 - 50 percentile (median) time taken for a repair session to succeed
p75->p999 - 75->99.9 percentile time taken for repair sessions to succeed
mean_rate - The mean rate for repair sessions to succeed per second
m1_rate - The last minutes rate for repair sessions to succeed per second
m5_rate - The last five minutes rate for repair sessions to succeed per second
m15_rate - The last fifteen minutes rate for repair sessions to succeed per second
rate_unit - The rate unit for the metric
duration_unit - The duration unit for the metric

File name: repairSessions.keyspace.test.successful.false.table.table1.csv

t,count,max,mean,min,stddev,p50,p75,p95,p98,p99,p999,mean_rate,m1_rate,m5_rate,m15_rate,rate_unit,duration_unit
1669036333,793,56.272057,6.693952,5.523480,2.153694,6.261243,6.945218,8.306778,9.646926,10.477962,56.272057,0.358667,0.000000,0.093323,12.519108,calls/second,milliseconds

t - The timestamp in milliseconds when the metric was reported
count - The number of repair sessions that failed
max - Maximum time taken for a repair session to fail
mean - Mean time taken for a repair sessions to fail
min - Minimum time taken for a repair session to fail
stddev - Standard deviation for repair sessions to fail
p50 - 50 percentile (median) time taken for a repair session to fail
p75->p999 - 75->99.9 percentile time taken for repair sessions to fail
mean_rate - The mean rate for repair sessions to fail per second
m1_rate - The last minutes rate for repair sessions to fail per second
m5_rate - The last five minutes rate for repair sessions to fail per second
m15_rate - The last fifteen minutes rate for repair sessions to fail per second
rate_unit - The rate unit for the metric
duration_unit - The duration unit for the metric

http

repair_sessions_seconds_count{keyspace="ks1",successful="true",table="tbl1",} 793.0
repair_sessions_seconds_sum{keyspace="ks1",successful="true",table="tbl1",} 5.317104685
repair_sessions_seconds_max{keyspace="ks1",successful="true",table="tbl1",} 0.0

repair_sessions_seconds_count{keyspace="ks1",successful="false",table="tbl1",} 793.0
repair_sessions_seconds_sum{keyspace="ks1",successful="false",table="tbl1",} 5.317104685
repair_sessions_seconds_max{keyspace="ks1",successful="false",table="tbl1",} 0.0

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Metrics

Metric prefix

Reporting formats

Metric exclusion

Examples

Exclude a metric on exact name

Exclude metrics on name with regexp

Exclude metrics on exact name and tag

Exclude metrics with name regexp and exact tag

Exclude metrics with exact name and tag regexp

Exclude metric with exact name and multiple exact tags

Driver metrics

Exclude all Driver metrics example

Spring Boot metrics

Exclude all Spring Boot metrics example

ecChronos metrics

node.repaired.ratio

Examples

jmx

file

http

repaired.ratio

Examples

jmx

file

http

node.time.since.last.repaired

Examples

jmx

file

http

time.since.last.repaired

Examples

jmx

file

http

node.remaining.repair.time

Examples

jmx

file

http

remaining.repair.time

Examples

jmx

file

http

node.repair.sessions

Examples

jmx

file

http

repair.sessions

Examples

jmx

file

http