Hello!
Hmm.. from what I see here you're right:
https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/blob/master/runtime/statsobj.c#L500
Number is formatted as a string.. And there is no "origin" field as well.
I'd prefer to export this data in the same form as `dynstats` counters are.
E.g.:
{ "name": "_sender_stats", "origin": "runtime", "values": {
"192.168.10.18": 1, "192.168.10.19": 12 } }
This way it's much easier to reuse existing parsers.
Or... Ideally we don't need this kind of stats at all because a user can
register a dynstats counter for this (I guess).. but I may miss some
internal details here..
P.S. I have personal interest here as I made the rsyslog_exporter in Python
:)
On Tue, 8 Jun 2021 at 03:41, John Chivian via rsyslog <
[email protected]> wrote:
> In version 8.2102 the impstats _sender_stat messages field is being
> reported as a string value, not an integer.
>
>
> {"name":"_sender_stat", "sender":"192.168.10.18", "messages":"0"}
>
>
> This is in contrast to essentially everything else that is reported as
> integers.
>
>
> {"name": "udp-15144-out queue", "origin": "core.queue", "size": 0,
> "enqueued": 0, "full": 0, "discarded.full": 0, "discarded.nf": 0,
> "maxqsize": 4 }
>
>
> Config is generated from blow directive…
>
>
> module(load="impstats"
> interval="60"
> resetCounters="on"
> format="json"
> severity="7"
> log.file="/var/log/impstats/impstats.json”
> )
>
>
> I rather doubt this is intended, and it’s trivial to work around, but the
> maintainers would need to say for sure. I can enter an issue if desired.
>
> Thanks,
>
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