lua-resty-stats - is a statistical module for nginx base on ngx_lua, Statistical key and values are configurable, can use the nginx core's variables and this module's variables. The statistical result store in mongodb.
- Name
- Table of Contents
- Synopsis
- Variables
- Methods
- Simple Query And API
- Simple Demo
- Authors
- Copyright and License
#set ngx_lua's environment variable:
lua_package_path '/path/to/lua-resty-stats/lib/?.lua;/path/to/lua-resty-stats/lib/?/init.lua;/path/to/lua-resty-stats/view/?.lua;;';
# init the lua-resty-stats
init_worker_by_lua '
local stats = require("resty.stats")
-- add the default stats that named "stats_host"
stats.add_def_stats()
-- the general stats"s config
local update = {["$inc"]= {count=1, ["hour_cnt.$hour"]=1, ["status.$status"]=1,
["req_time.all"]="$request_time", ["req_time.$hour"]="$request_time"}}
-- stats by uri
stats.add_stats_config("stats_uri",
{selector={date="$date",key="$uri"}, update=update,
indexes={{keys={'date', 'key'}, options={unique=true}},{keys={'key'}, options={}}} })
-- stats by arg
stats.add_stats_config("stats_arg",
{selector={date="$date",key="$arg_client_type"}, update=update,
indexes={{keys={'date', 'key'}, options={unique=true}},{keys={'key'}, options={}}} })
-- stats by uri and args
stats.add_stats_config("stats_uri_arg",
{selector={date="$date",key="$uri?$arg_from"}, update=update,
indexes={{keys={'date', 'key'}, options={unique=true}},{keys={'key'}, options={}}} })
-- stats by http request header
stats.add_stats_config("stats_header_in",
{selector={date="$date",key="city:$http_city"}, update=update,
indexes={{keys={'date', 'key'}, options={unique=true}},{keys={'key'}, options={}}} })
-- stats by http response header
stats.add_stats_config("stats_header_out",
{selector={date="$date",key="cache:$sent_http_cache"}, update=update,
indexes={{keys={'date', 'key'}, options={unique=true}},{keys={'key'}, options={}}} })
local mongo_cfg = {host="192.168.1.201", port=27017, dbname="ngx_stats"}
local flush_interval = 2 -- second
local retry_interval = 0.2 -- second
-- init stats and start flush timer.
stats.init(mongo_cfg, flush_interval, retry_interval)
';
server {
listen 80;
server_name localhost;
location /byuri {
echo "byuri: $uri";
log_by_lua '
local stats = require("resty.stats")
stats.log("stats_uri")
stats.log("stats_host")
';
}
location /byarg {
echo_sleep 0.005;
echo "login $args";
log_by_lua '
local stats = require("resty.stats")
stats.log("stats_arg")
';
}
location /byarg/404 {
request_stats statby_arg "clitype:$arg_client_type";
return 404;
log_by_lua '
local stats = require("resty.stats")
stats.log("stats_arg")
';
}
location /byuriarg {
echo "$uri?$args";
log_by_lua '
local stats = require("resty.stats")
stats.log("stats_uri_arg")
';
}
location /byhttpheaderin {
echo "city: $http_city";
log_by_lua '
local stats = require("resty.stats")
stats.log("stats_header_in")
';
}
location /byhttpheaderout/ {
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:82;
log_by_lua '
local stats = require("resty.stats")
stats.log("stats_header_out")
';
}
}
server {
listen 82;
server_name localhost;
location /byhttpheaderout/hit {
add_header cache hit;
echo "cache: hit";
}
location /byhttpheaderout/miss {
add_header cache miss;
echo "cache: miss";
}
}
server {
listen 2000;
server_name localhost;
location /stats {
set $template_root /path/to/lua-resty-stats/view;
content_by_lua_file '/path/to/lua-resty-stats/view/main.lua';
}
}
- nginx_core module supports variable: http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_core_module.html#variables
- This module variables
- date: current date in the format: 1970-09-28
- time: current time in the format: 12:00:00
- year: current year
- month: current month
- day: current date
- hour: current hour
- minute: current minute
- second: current second
To load this library,
you need to specify this library's path in ngx_lua's lua_package_path directive. For example:
http {
lua_package_path '/path/to/lua-resty-stats/lib/?.lua;/path/to/lua-resty-stats/lib/?/init.lua;/path/to/lua-resty-stats/view/?.lua;;';
}
you use require to load the library into a local Lua variable:
local stats = require("resty.stats")
Back to TOC add_def_stats
syntax: stats.add_def_stats()
add the predefined stats configs that contains:
stats_name: stats_host
stats_config:
{
selector={date='$date',key='$host'},
update={['$inc']= {count=1, ['hour_cnt.$hour']=1, ['status.$status']=1,
['req_time.all']="$request_time", ['req_time.$hour']="$request_time"}},
indexes={
{keys={'date', 'key'}, options={unique=true}},
{keys={'key'}, options={}}
},
}
}
After this method is called, when you used stats.log(stats_name) method, you can use these predefined statistics.
syntax: stats.add_stats_config(stats_name, stats_config)
Add a custom statistical configuration item that contains stats_name and stats config.
stats_name
is the name of the statistics, and also is the name of the mongodb's table. The name will be used when calling thestats.log(stats_name)
method.stats_config
is used to define the values of statistics.stats_config
is a table that contains some fileds:selector
a mongodb query statement. like:{date="$date",key="$host"}
update
a mongodb update statement. like:{["$inc"]= {count=1, ["hour_cnt.$hour"]=1, ["status.$status"]=1, ["req_time.all"]="$request_time", ["req_time.$hour"]="$request_time"}}
indexes
a table that contains all fields of the index.
The selector
and update
configuration can use variables.
Note that "$inc" is not a nginx variable, it's a mongodb's operator.
syntax: stats.init(mongo_cfg, flush_interval, retry_interval)
Initialization statistical library.
mongo_cfg
The mongodb configuration, contains fields:host
mongodb's hostport
mongodb's portdbname
mongodb's database name.
flush_interval
flush data to the mongodb time interval, the time unit is seconds.retry_interval
the retry time interval on flush error,the time unit is seconds.
syntax: stats.log(stats_name)
Collect the specified(by stats_name) statistical information at the log phrase.
stats_name
is one statistical name that add bystats.add_stats_config
.
if thestats_name
is nil, log method will collect all the statistics that have been configured.
lua-resty-stats with a simple query page and API interface, which can be used in the following steps:
- add location configuration to nginx.conf
location /stats {
set $template_root /path/to/lua-resty-stats/view;
content_by_lua_file '/path/to/lua-resty-stats/view/main.lua';
}
- Access query page. eg.
http://192.168.1.xxx/stats
:
- Access API:
# by date
curl http://127.0.0.1:8020/stats/api?table=stats_uri&date=2020-02-20&limit=100
# by date, today
curl http://127.0.0.1:8020/stats/api?table=stats_uri&date=today&limit=10
# by key(The date parameter is ignored.)
curl http://127.0.0.1:8020/stats/api?table=stats_uri&key=/path/to/uri
- The API response will look something like this:
{
"stats": [
{
"hour_cnt": {
"19": 24
},
"count": 24,
"status": {
"200": 24
},
"total": 24,
"req_time": {
"19": 13.262,
"all": 13.262
},
"percent": 100,
"key": "/path/to/uri",
"date": "2020-09-24"
}
]
}
If you've configured some other fields in your update, this will be different
You can include it in nginx.conf using the include directive. Such as:
include /path/to/simple_stats.conf;
jie123108 [email protected]。
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Copyright (C) 2020, by jie123108 [email protected]
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