Monitor your beanstalk instance and report to fnordmetric.
It can take a bit of work to generate a configuration, so there's a cool option that looks at your beanstalk instance and spits out a basic configuration.
python fnordstalk.py --generate_config
And bam, a huge config pops out, an example is in doc/example.rb.
- cmd-pause-tube
- current-jobs-buried
- current-jobs-delayed
- current-jobs-ready
- current-jobs-reserved
- current-jobs-urgent
- current-using
- current-waiting
- current-watching
- name
- pause
- pause-time-left
- total-jobs
- binlog-current-index
- binlog-max-size
- binlog-oldest-index
- cmd-bury
- cmd-delete
- cmd-ignore
- cmd-kick
- cmd-list-tube-used
- cmd-list-tubes
- cmd-list-tubes-watched
- cmd-pause-tube
- cmd-peek
- cmd-peek-buried
- cmd-peek-delayed
- cmd-peek-ready
- cmd-put
- cmd-release
- cmd-reserve
- cmd-reserve-with-timeout
- cmd-stats
- cmd-stats-job
- cmd-stats-tube
- cmd-touch
- cmd-use
- cmd-watch
- current-connections
- current-jobs-buried
- current-jobs-delayed
- current-jobs-ready
- current-jobs-reserved
- current-jobs-urgent
- current-producers
- current-tubes
- current-waiting
- current-workers
- job-timeouts
- max-job-size
- pid
- rusage-stime
- rusage-utime
- total-connections
- total-jobs
- uptime
- version