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ibmmq_qmgr_mqput_mqput1_total metric missing #228

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wardniall opened this issue Jun 29, 2023 · 4 comments
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ibmmq_qmgr_mqput_mqput1_total metric missing #228

wardniall opened this issue Jun 29, 2023 · 4 comments

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@wardniall
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Hi

We're looking to resurrect some old grafana dashboards to display metrics about our MQ. They're quite old so I suspect they are now out of date. Some of our graphs are blank as a consequence of the ibmmq metrics not being available in Prometheus. A prime example is ibmmq_qmgr_mqput_mqput1_total. Is it possible that this metric is no longer being surfaced by the mq_exporter and is instead called something else? metrics.txt on this repo would indicate that mqput_mqput1_total is not available under the qmgr class, but perhaps I am interpreting it incorrectly.

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That metric name does look out of date. There have been some reworks over time either from the qmgr side, or in the heuristics used to convert names into a more prometheus-friendly format.

The metrics.txt file says that it explictly lists only those metrics that are NOT provided from the topic-provided resource metrics already shown in the full product documentation. If you follow that link to the docs, you'd find "Interval total MQPUT/MQPUT1 count X" as one of the metrics. Which would get converted to ibmmq_qmgr_interval_mqput_mqput1_total_count. One easy way to find the metric names is to stop prometheus from actually calling the collector, and then do
curl -Ss <hostname>:9157/metrics | grep "^ibmmq"

@wardniall
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wardniall commented Jul 4, 2023

Thanks for the prompt reply, apologies for my own tardiness. One of my children had a medical emergency which has taken my attention for the last few days. Unfortunately I don't see the ibmmq_qmgr_interval_mqput_mqput1_total_count metric in my output, the only ibmmq related metrics I see are:

ibmmq_qmgr_active_listeners gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_channel_initiator_status gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_command_server_status gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_connection_count gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_exporter_publications gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_log_extent_archive gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_log_extent_current gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_log_extent_media gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_log_extent_restart gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_log_size_archive gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_log_size_media gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_log_size_restart gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_log_size_reusable gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_status gauge
ibmmq_qmgr_uptime gauge
ibmmq_queue_attribute_max_depth gauge
ibmmq_queue_attribute_usage gauge
ibmmq_queue_depth gauge
ibmmq_queue_input_handles gauge
ibmmq_queue_oldest_message_age gauge
ibmmq_queue_output_handles gauge
ibmmq_queue_qfile_current_size gauge
ibmmq_queue_qfile_max_size gauge
ibmmq_queue_qtime_long gauge
ibmmq_queue_qtime_short gauge
ibmmq_queue_time_since_get gauge
ibmmq_queue_time_since_put gauge
ibmmq_queue_uncommitted_messages gauge

Given that the only config I can see being pushed to our container is

IBMMQ_CONNECTION_CHANNEL: SYSTEM.DEF.SVRCONN
IBMMQ_CONNECTION_QUEUEMANAGER: {{ .Values.global.mq.queueManager.name }}
IBMMQ_GLOBAL_CONFIGURATIONFILE: ""
IBMMQ_GLOBAL_LOGLEVEL: DEBUG
IBMMQ_GLOBAL_USEOBJECTSTATUS: "true"
IBMMQ_GLOBAL_USEPUBLICATIONS: "false"
IBMMQ_OBJECTS_QUEUES: ',!SYSTEM.,!AMQ.'
IBMMQ_OBJECTS_SUBSCRIPTIONS: '!$SYS
'
IBMMQ_OBJECTS_TOPICS: '!*'

would you know if there's anything now missing in there that would cause us to be missing the metrics? Code is now old, so perhaps we're out of sync with requirements

ibmmq_queue_depth is reporting metrics, so we are generating mq traffic

@ibmmqmet
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ibmmqmet commented Jul 5, 2023

usePublications should be true

@wardniall
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Thanks, that did the trick. I can now see all the metrics with the names described in your comment above. Closing this ticket, thanks for your assistance.

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