:Integrate RocketMQ

Integrate RocketMQ

1. Log on to the Managed Service for Prometheus console. In the left-side navigation pane, click Integration Center.

2. Click the RocketMQ card and follow the on-screen instructions. Key parameters are described below.

   Container cluster

   Parameter	Description
   RocketMQ address	The connection address of your RocketMQ instance. The format is address:port. Use commas (,) to separate multiple addresses. Note The address field supports auto-completion for RocketMQ instances deployed in a Kubernetes cluster.
   Username	The AccessKey of your RocketMQ instance.
   Password	The SecretKey of your RocketMQ instance.

   ECS (VPC)

   Parameter	Description
   RocketMQ address	The connection address of your RocketMQ instance. The format is address:port. Use commas (,) to separate multiple addresses. Note The address field supports auto-completion for RocketMQ instances deployed in a Kubernetes cluster.
   Username	The AccessKey of your RocketMQ instance.
   Password	The SecretKey of your RocketMQ instance.
   Custom labels	Add tags to the metrics of the ECS instance. Then, you can monitor, manage, query, or analyze the metric data in a fine-grained manner when you use tools such as Grafana. For more information, see Add custom tags to ECS instance metrics in a VPC. Note A tag key cannot contain special characters used in the Prometheus functionality, such as hyphens (-), periods (.), or percent signs (%). Tags must be specified in the key-value format required by Prometheus.

View RocketMQ status

The installed component is displayed on the Integration Management page in the Managed Service for Prometheus console. The Integration Management page consists of the Integrated Environments, Integrated Addons, and Query Dashboards tabs, where you can view information such as targets, metrics, dashboards, and alerts.

Targets

You can view the list of targets discovered by the default integration job.

The Targets list shows the name and health status of each target. For example, 1/1 up indicates a healthy target, while 0/2 up indicates an unhealthy target and is displayed in red. You can use the All and Unhealthy filters at the top of the page to quickly find unhealthy targets.

Metric scraping

The Metric Scraping page allows you to view detailed metric information and configure which metrics to drop. For more information, see Configure dropped metrics. For a Prometheus instance in an ECS environment, the Custom Scraping sub-tab lets you create custom scraping tasks. A banner provides a View Configuration Example link for adding default scraping tasks, and you can click the Add button to create a custom one. Existing scraping tasks are listed with columns such as Name, Job Name, Component, Service Discovery Method (for example, kubernetes_sd_configs, aliyun_sd_configs, or static_configs), Scrape Path (default is /metrics), Scrape Interval (such as 15s or 30s), and Actions (Enable/Disable, View/Edit Configuration, Delete).

Dashboards

On this tab, click a dashboard name to view the corresponding Grafana dashboard.

The list of dashboards includes an entry named Cloud ROCKETMQ with the tags integration and RocketMQ.

Related documents

After integrating the component, you can configure alert rules for key metrics. This practice ensures that you can promptly detect and handle anomalies. For more information, see Create a Prometheus alert rule.