DataDog, InfluxDB, Telegraf, StatsD

You can use @graphql-mesh/plugin-statsd plugin to collect and send metrics to Datadog’s DogStatsD and InfluxDB’s Telegraf StatsD services.

Compatible with:

• Datadog’s DogStatsD server
• InfluxDB’s Telegraf StatsD server
• Etsy’s StatsD serve

Available metrics:

• graphql.operations.count - the number of performed operations (including failures)
• graphql.operations.error.count - the number of failed operations
• graphql.operations.latency - a histogram of response times (in milliseconds)
• graphql.delegations.count - the number of delegated operations to the sources
• graphql.delegations.error.count - the number of failed delegated operations
• graphql.delegations.latency - a histogram of delegated response times (in milliseconds)
• graphql.fetch.count - the number of outgoing HTTP requests
• graphql.fetch.error.count - the number of failed outgoing HTTP requests
• graphql.fetch.latency - a histogram of outgoing HTTP response times (in milliseconds)

You can also customize the graphql prefix and add custom tags to the metrics.

Getting Started

npm i @graphql-mesh/plugin-statsd hot-shots

pnpm add @graphql-mesh/plugin-statsd hot-shots

yarn add @graphql-mesh/plugin-statsd hot-shots

bun add @graphql-mesh/plugin-statsd hot-shots

Example Configuration

import { StatsD } from 'hot-shots'
import useStatsD from '@graphql-mesh/plugin-statsd'
import { defineConfig } from '@graphql-mesh/serve-cli'
 
export const serveConfig = defineConfig({
  plugins: pluginCtx => [
    useStatsD({
      ...pluginCtx,
      // Configure `hot-shots` if only you need. You don't need to pass this if you don't need to configure it.
      client: new StatsD({
        port: 8020
      }),
      // results in `my-graphql-mesh.operations.count` instead of `graphql.operations.count`
      prefix: 'my-graphql-mesh',
      // If you wish to disable introspection logging
      skipIntrospection: true
    })
  ]
})