You can configure analytics for global events and also per-job events. Global configuration is set via queue configuration, and job configuration is set via test arg file.

Refer to Graphite page to read more about events being sent.

There is a detailed explanation about how analytics work, as well as what events being sent, in Emcee v12 "Grown Logs Man" release page.

No Analytics - No Problems

If you don't want any analytics, provide an empty JSON object:

{}

Graphite

This is a JSON object. It configures analytics services that Emcee can use to report various events.

To enable reporting to graphite, add graphiteConfiguration as below:

{
    "graphiteConfiguration": {
        "socketAddress": "graphite.example.com:2111",
        "metricPrefix": "your.own.emcee.graphite.prefix"
    }
}

Replace graphite.example.com:2111 with your graphite address and port, and set your own graphite metric prefix instead of your.own.emcee.graphite.prefix. Read more about Graphite events here.

Statsd

Some metrics can only make sense when they are logged into Statsd due to its aggregation features. Configuration is very similar to Graphite though:

{
    "statsdConfiguration": {
        "socketAddress": "statsd.example.com:1234",
        "metricPrefix": "your.own.emcee.graphite.prefix"
    }
}

Kibana

To enable logging to Kibana, add kibanaConfiguration as below:

{
    "kibanaConfiguration": {
        "endpoints": [
            "endpoint01.kibana.example.com",
            "endpoint02.kibana.example.com"
        ],
        "indexPattern": "your-index-pattern"
    }
}

indexPattern usually includes date. E.g., in Python you can generate it like so:

# e.g. 'ios-emcee-test-2021-03-09',
'ios-emcee-test-' + date.today().strftime('%Y-%m-%d'),

Complete Example

Below is an example of a global analytics configuration (defined via queue configuration), but it can be applied for job analytics configuration (defined via test arg file) by simply renaming globalAnalyticsConfiguration to analyticsConfiguration.

{
    "globalAnalyticsConfiguration": {
        "kibanaConfiguration": {
            "endpoints": [
                "endpoint01.kibana.example.com",
                "endpoint02.kibana.example.com"
            ],
            "indexPattern": "ios-emcee-test-2021-03-09"
        },
        "statsdConfiguration": {
            "socketAddress": "statsd.example.com:1234",
            "metricPrefix": "your.own.emcee.graphite.prefix"
        },
        "graphiteConfiguration": {
            "socketAddress": "graphite.example.com:2111",
            "metricPrefix": "your.own.emcee.graphite.prefix"
        }
    }
}

Grafana Dashboard Example

Here you can find interactive Grafana dashboard example with Queue metrics.

You can import this example by by json file. Note that graphiteConfiguration.metricPrefix here is apps.mobile.metrics.awesomeapp.

Also in this example you need to configure $machine variable in your Grafana dashboard. Or just replace $machine by *.