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handler MQTTHandler
Rob Smith edited this page May 2, 2013
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Send metrics to an MQTT broker.
- mosquitto
- Python
ssl
module (and Python >= 2.7)
In order for this to do something useful, you'll need an
MQTT broker (e.g. mosquitto and
a diamond.conf
containing something along these lines:
[server]
handlers = diamond.handler.mqtt.MQTTHandler
...
[handlers]
[[MQTTHandler]]
host = address-of-mqtt-broker (default: localhost)
port = 1883 (default: 1883; with tls, default: 8883)
qos = 0 (default: 0)
# If False, do not include timestamp in the MQTT payload
# i.e. just the metric number
timestamp = True
# Optional topic-prefix to prepend to metrics en-route to
# MQTT broker
prefix = some/pre/fix (default: "")
# If you want to connect to your MQTT broker with TLS, you'll have
# to set the following four parameters
tls = True (default: False)
cafile = /path/to/ca/cert.pem
certfile = /path/to/certificate.pem
keyfile = /path/to/key.pem
Test by launching an MQTT subscribe, e.g.:
mosquitto_sub -v -t 'servers/#'
or mosquitto_sub -v -t 'some/pre/fix/#'
You may be interested in mqtt2graphite which subscribes to an MQTT broker and sends metrics off to Graphite.
- This handler sets a last will and testament, so that the broker publishes its death at a topic called clients/diamond/
- Support for reconnecting to a broker is implemented and ought to work.