dd-time

CLI tool to post the command execution time as time-series data to DataDog.

dd-time is inspired to circle-dd-bench.

Install

Download the binary from GitHub Release.

Getting Started

At first, please prepare a Datadog API key and set the key as the environment variable DATADOG_API_KEY.

Let's try to use dd-time.

$ dd-time -t command:tutorial-dd-time -- sleep 5

Usage

$ dd-time --help
dd-time - post the command execution time as time-series data to DataDog

https://github.com/suzuki-shunsuke/dd-time

USAGE:
  dd-time [options] -- command

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE

  DATADOG_API_KEY - DataDog API Key. If DATADOG_API_KEY isn't set, the metrics can't be sent to DataDog but the command is run normally

OPTIONS:
  --help, -h                     show help
  --version, -v                  print the version
  --metric-name value, -m value  (default: "command_execution_time") The name of the time series
  --host value                   The name of the host that produced the metric
  --tag value, -t value          A tag associated with the metric
  --output value, -o value       The file path where the dd-time's standard error output is written
  --append, -a                   Write the dd-time's standard error output by the appended mode

Tags for CircleCI

In CircleCI, there are many built-in environment variables.

https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/env-vars/#built-in-environment-variables

dd-time sets the following environment variables as tags automatically.

• CIRCLECI
• CIRCLE_BRANCH
• CIRCLE_BUILD_NUM
• CIRCLE_BUILD_URL
• CIRCLE_JOB
• CIRCLE_NODE_INDEX
• CIRCLE_NODE_TOTAL
• CIRCLE_PR_NUMBER
• CIRCLE_PR_REPONAME
• CIRCLE_PR_USERNAME
• CIRCLE_PROJECT_REPONAME
• CIRCLE_PROJECT_USERNAME
• CIRCLE_REPOSITORY_URL
• CIRCLE_SHA1
• CIRCLE_TAG
• CIRCLE_USERNAME
• CIRCLE_WORKFLOW_ID

License

MIT