p4prometheus.yml

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# log_path: Path to p4d server log - REQUIRED!
log_path:       /p4/1/logs/log

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# metrics_output: Name of output file to write for processing by node_exporter.
# Ensure that node_exporter user has read access to this folder.
metrics_output: /hxlogs/metrics/cmds.prom

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# sdp_instance: SDP instance - typically integer, but can be
# See: https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/projects/perforce-software-sdp for more
# If this value is blank then it is assumed to be a non-SDP instance.
sdp_instance:   1

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# server_id: Optional - serverid for metrics - typically read from /p4/<sdp_instance>/root/server.id for 
# SDP installations - please specify a value if non-SDP install, or set server_id_path
server_id:      

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# server_id_path: Optional - path to server.id file for metrics - only required for non-SDP installations.
# Set either this field, or server_id instead.
server_id_path:      

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# output_cmds_by_user: true/false - Whether to output metrics p4_cmd_user_counter/p4_cmd_user_cumulative_seconds
# Normally this should be set to true as the metrics are useful.
# If you have a p4d instance with thousands of users you may find the number
# of metrics labels is too great (one per distinct user), so set this to false.
output_cmds_by_user: true

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# case_sensitive_server: true/false - if output_cmds_by_user=true then if this value is set to false
# all userids will be written in lowercase - otherwise as they occur in the log file
# If not present, this value will default to true on Windows and false otherwise.
case_sensitive_server: true

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# output_cmds_by_ip: true/false - Whether to output metrics p4_cmd_ip_counter/p4_cmd_ip_cumulative_seconds
# Like output_cmds_by_user this can be an issue for larger sites so defaults to false.
output_cmds_by_ip: false

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# output_cmds_by_user_regex: Specifies a Go regex for users for whom to output
# metrics p4_cmd_user_detail_counter (tracks cmd counts per user/per cmd) and
# p4_cmd_user_detail_cumulative_seconds
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# This can be set to values such as: "" (no users), ".*" (all users), or "swarm|jenkins"
# for just those 2 users. The latter is likely to be appropriate in many sites (keep an eye
# on automation users only, without generating thousands of labels for all users)
output_cmds_by_user_regex: ""

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# fail_on_missing_logfile: Due to timing log file might not be there - just wait.
fail_on_missing_logfile: false