4 Commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Andreas Wachter	f61574bf9c	improved prometheus metrics (#134) ... * improved prometheus metrics * change RepoTime to gauge * fix gitea, only set metrics if ran	2023-02-10 06:07:11 +01:00
Andreas Wachter	041a5a88b7	handle multiple configs (#114) ... * handle multiple configs * upgrade golangci_lint_version * SnakeCase and replaces ioutil with os	2022-10-03 19:20:19 +02:00
Tom Moulard	646b792ac1	chore: add linting (#101) ... * chore: adding makefile * chore: adding lint * chore: update package name * lint: run with fix * chore: update main.go * chore: update main_test.go * chore: update types.go * chore: update logger.go * chore: update types_test.go * chore: update prometheus.go * chore: update local.go * chore: update gitlab.go * chore: update gogs.go * chore: update bitbucket.go * chore: update gitea.go * chore: update github.go * chore: update main*.go * chore: go mod tidy * chore: update action to have a correct working-directory	2022-03-20 11:25:11 +01:00
Colin Dean	d98ccdb454	Adds Prometheus metrics when in scheduled mode (#62) ... * WIP: Adds InfluxDB2 metrics * Adds basic Prometheus metrics It's much easier to implement so I'm switching to focusing on it for now. * Add some more counters and gauges Use some labeled counters for backup destinations * Extract methods for local repo clone and update It was a little difficult to understand what was going where, esp. with Go's verbose logging, so I extracted methods where appropriate. This should also ease some testing concerns down the road. * Fixes missing y in yaml * Refactor next run logging * Add run start and end log messaging * Adds prom histogram for job duration * Adds a prom gauge for number of repos discovered * Switch prom job duration to a summary I'm really not sure if it should be a summary or a histogram, but reading about both, it seems like it would be more valuable with quantiles and not buckets, so summary it is. * Drop InfluxDB integration for now We can revert this if we decide to implement InfluxDB after all. @cooperspencer prefers Prometheus and frankly it's a lot easier to set up so I'll use it, too, since I already have it running in my environment anyways!	2021-12-29 07:31:19 +01:00