$ make
For multi-node setups, it might be useful to be able to define a basic key based on the current node name, for example. Statsderl supports doing so by setting the app variable base_key to some iolist:
application:set_env(statsderl, base_key, "my_node_name")
No need to split the keys -- the . as a separator is added automatically.
Alternatively, you can use one of the following atoms:
hostname-- use the hostname returned byinet:gethostname/0.sname-- use the short node name (passed toerl -sname; e.g. the "nonode" in "nonode@nohost").name-- use the long node name (passed toerl -name; e.g. "nonode@nohost").
application:start(statsderl).
["tag"] is used to add DataDog tags to the stat.
statsderl:decrement("test.decrement", 1, 0.5).
statsderl:decrement("test.decrement", 1, 0.5, ["tag"]).
statsderl:increment("test.increment", 1, 0.5).
statsderl:increment("test.increment", 1, 0.5, ["tag"]).
statsderl:gauge("test.gauge", 333, 1.0).
statsderl:gauge("test.gauge", 333, 1.0, ["tag"]).
statsderl:timing("test.timing", 5, 0.5).
statsderl:timing("test.timing", 5, 0.5, ["tag"]).
statsderl:timing_fun("test.timing", fun() -> timer:sleep(100) end, 0.5).
statsderl:timing_fun("test.timing", fun() -> timer:sleep(100) end, 0.5, ["tag"]).
Timestamp = erlang:now().
statsderl:timing_now("test.timing", Timestamp, 0.5).
statsderl:timing_now("test.timing", Timestamp, 0.5, ["tag"]).
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