NQM is a module for Open-Falcon. It enables the feature of Network Quality Measurement

• make

  Build the binary

• make pack

  Pack the necessary files into a tarball for deployment

• make clean

  Remove the tarball and the excutable binary file

$ go test -v

You can modify cfg.example.json for creating your own configuration file:

{
	"agent": {
		"agentPushURL": "http://127.0.0.1:1988/v1/push",
		"fpingInterval": 60,
		"tcppingInterval": 60,
		"tcpconnInterval": 60
	},
	"hbs": {
		"RPCServer": "127.0.0.1:6030",
		"interval": 60
	},
	"hostname": "",
	"ipAddress": "",
	"connectionID": ""
}

Here are the explanations of the fields:

• agent [Required]

  • PushURL

    The RESTful API URL where NQM agent pushes data to.

• hbs [Required]

  • RPCServer

    The RPC server where NQM agent gets configurations and probing commands.

  • Interval

    The time interval (seconds) between two queries to RPCServer.

• hostname [Optional]

  If not set, NQM agent will use the system's hostname.

• ipAddress [Optional]

  If not set, NQM agent will try to get the public IP address of the network interface. If failed, this field will be "UNKNOWN".

• connectionID [Optional]

  If not set, NQM agent will generate a string combined by the hostname and the IP address.

The default configuration file is cfg.json. You can run with the default configuration:

$ ./nqm

Or, you can specify the configuration file by -c:

$ ./nqm -c your.config.json