Writing Prometheus exporters - the Lazy Dev way

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  • T-Rex

    T-Rex NVIDIA GPU miner with web control monitoring page

    Our first suggestion was to use our trusty ELK+G and poll extra data from NVIDIA SMI tool, but we soon figured out that this problem has already been solved for us. Mining software nowadays got extremely sophisticated (and obfuscated) – it now comes with own webserver and API. So, we simplified a bit:

  • trex-exporter

    Prometheus exporter for T-Rex miner with dual stats support

    The two parts of our applicatgion are TRexPoller and PrometheusExporter. Writing both is trivial and we won’t spend much time on the code there. Feel free to check it out on GitHub. The point to make here is it has never been easier to focus on business logic and leave heavy lifting to respective NuGet packages.

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  • prometheus-net

    .NET library to instrument your code with Prometheus metrics

    // example taken from https://github.com/prometheus-net/prometheus-net#quick-start private static readonly Counter ProcessedJobCount = Metrics .CreateCounter("myapp_jobs_processed_total", "Number of processed jobs."); ... ProcessJob(); ProcessedJobCount.Inc();

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