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Kafka Connect Monitoring Tools

These tools utilize the /connectors/$connector_name/status endpoint of http://docs.confluent.io/current/connect/ to verify there are healthy tasks running.

Installation

Download the appropriate binary from the release page: https://github.com/jesseadams/kafka-connect-monitoring-tools/releases

Usage

checks/check_kafka_connect

This was designed to be a Nagios/Sensu like check. You can use exit codes as you would expect to determine success.

Parameters
Host string `arg:"required"`
Connector string `arg:"required"`
DontValidateSsl bool `arg:"--dont-validate-ssl"`
TaskCount int
Port int
Insecure bool
ProtocolString string

Example:

./check_kafka_connect --host foo.example.com --connector my-connector-name --taskcount 1 --dont-validate-ssl

cloudwatch/healthy_task_count

This is used to feed a HealthyTaskCount metric into AWS CloudWatch. By default, it will call a PutMetricData for Namespace: KafkaConnect, Metric: HealthyTaskCount, Unit: Count. The dimension defaults to the hostname of the server. You'll likely want to setup a cron job that runs every 5 minutes on the servers.

Host string `arg:"required"`
Connector string `arg:"required"`
DontValidateSsl bool `arg:"--dont-validate-ssl"`
DimensionName string
DimensionValue string
Namespace string
Port int
Insecure bool
ProtocolString string

Example:

./healthy_task_count --host foo.example.com --connector my-connector-name --dont-validate-ssl

prometheus/metrics_exporter

This is a lightweight HTTP service that polls the kafka connect and schema registry APIs and publishes an endpoint that provides Prometheus-friendly metrics. So far the following metrics are supported.

  • kafka_connect_connectorcount
  • kafka_connect_runningtaskscount (per connector)
  • schema_registry_subjectcount
  • schema_registry_versioncount

Configuration is achieved through setting the following environment variables.

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