A Fastify plugin for sampling process metrics.

It uses the module @dnlup/doc behind the scenes.

It decorates the Fastify instance with a Sampler instance that you can use to get process metrics.

A new sample of the metrics is available when the Sampler emits a sample event.

See @dnlup/doc documentation for more details.

• Install
• Usage
  • Example 1
  • Example 2
  • Plugin options
• Decorators
  • metrics
  • eventLoopUtilizationSupported
  • resourceUsageSupported
  • gcFlagsSupported
• Hooks
  • onClose
• License

npm i @dnlup/fastify-doc

const fastify = require('fastify')()
const metrics = require('@dnlup/fastify-doc')

fastify.register(metrics)

fastify.register(function myReporter (instance, opts, next) {
  instance.metrics.on('sample', () => {
    // sendCpuUsage(instance.metrics.cpu.usage)
    // ...send other metrics as well
  })

  next()
})

fastify.get('/', (request, reply) => {
  reply.send({ ok: true })
})

fastify.listen(3000)

const fastify = require('fastify')()
const metrics = require('@dnlup/fastify-doc')

fastify.register(async function myReporter (instance, opts) {
  await instance.register(metrics)

  instance.metrics.on('sample', () => {
    // sendCpuUsage(instance.metrics.cpu.usage)
    // ...send other metrics as well
  })
})

fastify.get('/', (request, reply) => {
  reply.send({ ok: true })
})

fastify.listen(3000)

The options are the same of @dnlup/doc (reported here for convenience):

• options <Object>
  • sampleInterval <number>: sample interval (ms) to get a sample. On each sampleInterval ms a sample event is emitted. Default: 500 on Node < 11.10.0, 1000 otherwise. Under the hood the package uses monitorEventLoopDelay when available to track the event loop delay and this allows to increase the default sampleInterval.
  • autoStart <boolean>: start automatically to collect metrics. Default: true.
  • unref <boolean>: unref the timer used to schedule the sampling interval. Default: true.
  • gcOptions <Object>: Garbage collection options
    • aggregate <boolean>: Track and aggregate statistics about each garbage collection operation (see https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v12.x/api/perf_hooks.html#perf_hooks_performanceentry_kind). Default: false
    • flags <boolean>: , Track statistics about the flags of each (aggregated) garbage collection operation (see https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v12.x/api/perf_hooks.html#perf_hooks_performanceentry_flags). aggregate has to be true to enable this option. Default: true on Node version 12.17.0 and newer.
  • eventLoopDelayOptions <Object>: Options to setup monitorEventLoopDelay. Default: { resolution: 10 }
  • collect <Object>: enable/disable the collection of specific metrics.
    • cpu <boolean>: enable cpu metric. Default: true.
    • resourceUsage <boolean>: enable resourceUsage metric. Default: false.
    • eventLoopDelay <boolean>: enable eventLoopDelay metric. Default: true.
    • eventLoopUtilization <boolean>: enable eventLoopUtilization metric. Default: true on Node version 12.19.0 and newer.
    • memory <boolean>: enable memory metric. Default: true.
    • gc <boolean>: enable garbage collection metric. Default: false.
    • activeHandles <boolean>: enable active handles collection metric. Default: false.

If options.collect.resourceUsage is set to true, options.collect.cpu will be set to false because the cpu metric is already available in the resource usage metric.

• <Sampler>

A Sampler instance.

• <boolean>

Whether the Node.js version in use supports the eventLoopUtilization metric.

• <boolean>

Whether the Node.js version in use supports the resourceUsage metric.

• <boolean>

Whether the Node.js version in use supports GC flags.

Stops the Sampler instance when closing the server.

ISC