adds redis monitoring support to riemann-tools. #5
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Awesome man! I never got the chance to port that when I was at Showyou, and lost the source after. Thanks for taking the time to write this. :) |
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adds redis monitoring support to riemann-tools.
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I saw in your README that you had a plan to support redis, but I needed it now, so I wrote one. It relies on datasets that come from the INFO command (http://redis.io/commands/info). I publish everything that it provides me as "redis " with a state: 'ok', and tags: ['redis']
Works like a charm! Any improvements I could make? This, adds a new gem dependency (redis-rb).