Installing the Redis Live monitoring tool

EPEL (Http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL) is a project built by the Fedora community to deliver high-quality software packages for RHEL and derivative distributions such as CentOS, scientific Linux, and more.

First install the Epel extension Source:

sudo yum-y install Epel-release

Then install Python-pip

sudo yum-y install Python-pip

Don't forget to erase the cache after installation.

sudo yum clean all

Install the plugin with PIP:

Pip Install Tornado

pip install redis

pip install python-dateutil

pip install Argparse

# CD REDISLIVE/SRC

# Vim Redis-live.conf

{"
    redisservers":
    [
        {
            "server": "172.17.138.180",
            "port": 6379,
            "password": "tenredis2356 "
        },
                                                      
        {
            " server ":" 172.17.132.228 ",
            " port ": 6379,
            " password ":" tenredis2356 "
        }
    ],
                                                  
    "Datastoretype": "SQLite",
                                                  
    "Redisstatsserver":
    {
        "server": "127.0.0.1",
        "port": 6381
    },
                                                  
    "Sqlitestatsstore":
    {
        "path": "/data/redis-monitor/redislive/src/db/redislive.sqlite"
    }
}

Set up the redis-server that need to be monitored in redisservers;

Datastoretype decided to use that type of data store,
In the case of Redis, use Redisstatsserver as the target for data storage;
In the case of SQLite, use Sqlitestatsstore as the target for data storage.

The function of redislive is divided into two parts:
One part is the collection of Redis-server state data, which is executed by src/redis-monitor.py;
Another part of the function is to provide query services to the state data, and to provide Web services through src/redis-live.py.

Configure periodic monitoring, Startup:

./redis-monitor.py  --duration &

./redis-live.py &

Open 8888 Ports:

sudo vi/etc/sysconfig/iptables

Add a line:

-A input-m state--state new-m tcp-p TCP--dport 8888-j ACCEPT

sudo service iptables Reload

Open Address:

Http://172.16.10.109:8888/index.html