Prometheus instrumentation library for Go applications

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README.md

Overview

This is the Prometheus Go client library. It provides several distinct functions, and there is separate documentation for each respective component. You will want to select the appropriate topic below to continue your journey:

See the exposition library if you want to export metrics to a Prometheus server or pushgateway
See the consumption library if you want to process metrics exported by a Prometheus client. (The Prometheus server is using that library.)

Getting Started

The source code is periodically indexed: Go Exposition Client.
All of the core developers are accessible via the Prometheus Developers Mailinglist.

Testing

$ go test ./...

Continuous Integration

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Contributing

See the contributing guidelines for the Prometheus server.