Description
The Simpliest .NET 4.0+ client for Etsy's StatsD server.
This client will let you fire stats at your StatsD server from a .NET application. Very useful for mixed technology systems that you would like to keep near real-time stats on.
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README
NStatsD.Client
The Simpliest .NET 4.0+ client for Etsy's StatsD server.
This client will let you fire stats at your StatsD server from a .NET application. Very useful for mixed technology systems that you would like to keep near real-time stats on.
Requirements
.NET 4.0 (Websocket support)
Installation
Nuget
PM> Install-Package NStatsD.Client
Manually
Just include the Client.cs and the StatsDConfigurationSection.cs files in your project. Add the following to your config's configSections node.
<section name="statsD" type="NStatsD.StatsDConfigurationSection, NStatsD.Client" />
Then add the following to your app config's configuration node.
<!-- the enabled attribute is optional, defaults to true. If set to false, will not send metrics to statsd server -->
<!-- the prefix attribute is optional, if set it will prefix all metrics and append the prefix with a '.' if missing -->
<statsD enabled="true" prefix="test.demo.">
<server host="localhost" port="8125" />
</statsD>
Usage
// Actual stat that gets sent is "test.demo.increment"
NStatsD.Client.Current.Increment("increment");
NStatsD.Client.Current.Increment("increment", 0.5); // Optional Sample Rate included on all methods
NStatsD.Client.Current.Decrement("decrement");
NStatsD.Client.Current.Timing("timing", 2345);
NStatsD.Client.Current.Gauge("gauge", 45);
License
NStatsD.Client is licensed under the MIT license.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the NStatsD.Client README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.