Prometheus Exporter for Confluence exposes Confluence metrics as JVM and application statistics to Prometheus.
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- Global controls the Prometheus server's global configuration.
- Rule_files specifies the location of any rules that you want the Prometheus server to load.
- Scrape_configs controls what resources Prometheus monitors.
To enable Prometheus Exporter for Confluence so that it collects metrics and pulls it into Prometheus:
Use the following scrape_configs:
Code Block title prometheus.yml scrape_configs: - job_name: 'confluence' scheme: https # change to http if you don't have https metrics_path: '/<your_confluence_context_path>/plugins/servlet/prometheus/metrics' static_configs: - targets: ['myhost:1990'] # Confluence host and port you serveFor a complete specification of configuration options, see Prometheus configuration documentation.
On the Prometheus Status >Targets page, select the Prometheus Exporter for Confluence endpoint to get the Prometheus metrics (see example below).
Build any of the available dashboards with the selected metrics.
Configuring a secret token (recommended)
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Note that this plugin publicly exposes some sensitive data by default. The metrics page exposes the usernames for who logged in last, who was the last editing pages and so on. We recommend that you enable token protection to make sure the public cannot view usernames. |
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