Export dedicated host stats to prometheus #4365
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We should have the metrics for the hosts which are dedicated to customers. We should also be able to see cpu/memory/storage currently used per domain
weizhouapache
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Changes are strictly in the plugin code, merging this based on travis tests and 2x lgtms |
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Description
We should have the metrics for the hosts which are dedicated to certain domains.
We should also be able to see cpu/memory/storage currently used per domain
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How Has This Been Tested?
Enable prometheus server
Add 127.0.0.1 as allowed Ip so that you can fetch metrics from prometheus
Now fetch the endpoint