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pyroscope.receive_http
pyroscope.receive_http
receives profiles over HTTP and forwards them to pyroscope.*
components capable of receiving profiles.
The HTTP API exposed is compatible with the Pyroscope HTTP ingest API.
This allows pyroscope.receive_http
to act as a proxy for Pyroscope profiles, enabling flexible routing and distribution of profile data.
Usage
pyroscope.receive_http "LABEL" {
http {
listen_address = "LISTEN_ADDRESS"
listen_port = PORT
}
forward_to = RECEIVER_LIST
}
The component will start an HTTP server supporting the following endpoint.
POST /ingest
- send profiles to the component, which will be forwarded to the receivers as configured in theforward_to argument
. The request format must match the format of the Pyroscope ingest API.
Arguments
The following arguments are supported:
Name | Type | Description | Default | Required |
---|---|---|---|---|
forward_to | list(ProfilesReceiver) | List of receivers to send profiles to. | yes |
Blocks
The following blocks are supported inside the definition of pyroscope.receive_http
:
Hierarchy | Name | Description | Required |
---|---|---|---|
http | http | Configures the HTTP server that receives requests. | no |
http
The http
block configures the HTTP server.
You can use the following arguments to configure the http
block. Any omitted fields take their default values.
Name | Type | Description | Default | Required |
---|---|---|---|---|
conn_limit | int | Maximum number of simultaneous HTTP connections. Defaults to 100. | 0 | no |
listen_address | string | Network address on which the server listens for new connections. Defaults to accepting all incoming connections. | "" | no |
listen_port | int | Port number on which the server listens for new connections. | 8080 | no |
server_idle_timeout | duration | Idle timeout for the HTTP server. | "120s" | no |
server_read_timeout | duration | Read timeout for the HTTP server. | "30s" | no |
server_write_timeout | duration | Write timeout for the HTTP server. | "30s" | no |
Exported fields
pyroscope.receive_http
does not export any fields.
Component health
pyroscope.receive_http
is reported as unhealthy if it is given an invalid configuration.
Example
This example creates a pyroscope.receive_http
component, which starts an HTTP server listening on 0.0.0.0
and port 9999
.
The server receives profiles and forwards them to multiple pyroscope.write
components, which write these profiles to different HTTP endpoints.
// Receives profiles over HTTP
pyroscope.receive_http "default" {
http {
listen_address = "0.0.0.0"
listen_port = 9999
}
forward_to = [pyroscope.write.staging.receiver, pyroscope.write.production.receiver]
}
// Send profiles to a staging Pyroscope instance
pyroscope.write "staging" {
endpoint {
url = "http://pyroscope-staging:4040"
}
}
// Send profiles to a production Pyroscope instance
pyroscope.write "production" {
endpoint {
url = "http://pyroscope-production:4040"
}
}
Note
This example demonstrates forwarding to multiplepyroscope.write
components. This configuration will duplicate the received profiles and send a copy to each configuredpyroscope.write
component.
You can also create multiple pyroscope.receive_http
components with different configurations to listen on different addresses or ports as needed. This flexibility allows you to design a setup that best fits your infrastructure and profile routing requirements.
Compatible components
pyroscope.receive_http
can accept arguments from the following components:
- Components that export Pyroscope
ProfilesReceiver
Note
Connecting some components may not be sensible or components may require further configuration to make the connection work correctly. Refer to the linked documentation for more details.