Returns a function which accepts an event and sends it to Graphite. Silently drops events when graphite is down. Attempts to reconnect automatically every five seconds. Use:

(graphite {:host “graphite.local” :port 2003})

Options:

• :path A function which, given an event, returns the string describing the path of that event in graphite. graphite-path-percentiles by default.
• :pool-size The number of connections to keep open. Default 4.
• :reconnect-interval How many seconds to wait between attempts to connect. Default 5.
• :claim-timeout How many seconds to wait for a graphite connection from the pool. Default 0.1.
• :block-start Wait for the pool’s initial connections to open before returning.
• :protocol Protocol to use. Either :tcp (default) or :udp.

convert riemann metric value to graphite

Constructs a path for an event. Takes the hostname fqdn, reversed, followed by the service, with spaces converted to dots.

Like graphite-service-basic, but also converts trailing decimals like 0.95 to 95.

Returns a function which constructs a path for an event. Takes the service with spaces converted to dots, followed by the tags referenced in tags if they exists in the event.

Example:

(def graph (graphite {:path (graphite-path-tags :host :rack)}))

{:host “foo” :service “api req” :rack “n1”}

will have this path: api.req;host=foo;rack=n1