Mongo DB plugin

This plugin

collects metrics from a MongoDB server instance using a REST API call.

Prerequisites

Meter 4.2 or later must be installed.

The Mongo DB plugin supports the following Operating Systems.

The statistics are pulled from http://hostname:(port+1000)/_status. If you did not change the MongoDB default port, we will use 28107.

Verify that you have access to the MongoDB statics by using curl by running the following command:
$ curl http://localhost:28017/_status
If you cannot view the page, you may need to enable the Mongo REST interface.
If after enabling the Mongo REST interface, you are still unable to collect information from the REST interface and if you are polling remotely, ensure that the port that is serving the Mongo REST interfaces is open. You can bypasss any firewall restrictions by running locally where the MongoDB is running.

From the top right of the screen, perform one of the following actions:
- Click > Data Collection, select the TrueSight meter, and select the Sources tab.
- Click > Configure Sources.
Use the search box or scroll through the page to find the source system which has the TrueSight meter on which you want to install the plugin.
Click the name of the source to view source details.
Select the Plugins tab.
Use the search box or scroll through the page to find the plugin you want to install.
Click + Install to start the installation.
Refer to the following sections for the configuration details required to collect data and view the list of plugin metrics.

Field Name	Description
Hostname	The hostname of MongoDB
Port	Port to use when accessing MongoDB
Username	(optional) Username to access MongoDB
Password	(optional) Pasword to access MongoDB
Source	(optional) The Source to display in the legend for the MongoDB data. It will default to the hostname of the server

Advanced configuration

To customize this plugin, see Mongo DB plugin on GitHub.

Metric Name	Description
Mongo hits	the number of times an accessed index was return from memory
Mongo misses	the number of times an accessed index was not in memory
Mongo miss ratio	Ratio of hits to misses [ hits / (hits+misses) ]
Mongo connections	The number of open connections
Mongo avail conns	The number of available connections
Mongo conn limit	The ratio of used connections [used / (used+avail)]
Mongo global lock ratio	Percentage of time spent in the global lock
Mongo resident memory	The amount of RAM being used by Mongo
Mongo virtual memory	The amount of virtual memory used by Mongo
Mongo mapped memory	Mongo uses memory-mapped files, this will be about the size of the DB
Mongo inserts	The number of mongo insert operations
Mongo queries	The number of mongo query operations
Mongo updates	The number of mongo update operations
Mongo deletes	The number of mongo delete operations
Mongo getmore	The number of mongo getmore operations
Mongo commands	The number of mongo commands issued