Re-enable Graphite support #2829
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| @@ -156,6 +156,7 @@ func (s *Server) appendGraphiteService(c graphite.Config) { | |||
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| srv := graphite.NewService(c) | |||
| srv.PointsWriter = s.PointsWriter | |||
Remove obsolete Graphite files
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| func (s *Service) Host() string { | ||
| return s.host | ||
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Can you expose this as:
func (s *Service) Addr() net.Addr
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Overall it lgtm. Mostly minor feedback. |
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This change refactors the existing Graphite input as a Service-style component.
Originally there was support for both UDP and TCP inputs, abstracted via a factory-like pattern. This was difficult to integrate with the new
Serviceinterface, so instead the the GraphiteServicetype simply switches on the configured protocol when opening and closing the Service. Depending on the configured protocol, it simply opens or closes a TCP or UDP server.This also had the nice side-effect of removing a bunch of duplicated code and attributes in the older TCP and UDP types.