1. Using aws sqs with grafana

    TypeScript

    To use AWS Simple Queue Service (SQS) with Grafana, you would typically need to set up a mechanism to collect metrics from SQS and make them available to Grafana for visualization. Grafana does not natively support AWS SQS as a data source, so commonly, you would use a bridge or an intermediary service that can consume metrics from AWS CloudWatch (which does monitor SQS metrics) and feed them to a Grafana instance.

    We will achieve this in two main steps:

    1. Set up and configure AWS SQS and CloudWatch in your AWS account.
    2. Integrate CloudWatch as a data source in Grafana.

    Here is a Pulumi program written in TypeScript that sets up an AWS SQS queue:

    import * as aws from "@pulumi/aws"; // Create an AWS SQS queue const myQueue = new aws.sqs.Queue("myQueue", { delaySeconds: 90, maxMessageSize: 2048, messageRetentionSeconds: 86400, receiveWaitTimeSeconds: 10, }); // Output the SQS queue URL and ARN export const queueUrl = myQueue.url; export const queueArn = myQueue.arn;

    After running this program with Pulumi, it provisions an AWS SQS queue with some example configurations, like message retention periods and maximum message size.

    Now, regarding the integration with Grafana, you will need to have a Grafana setup where you can add a CloudWatch data source. Here is a conceptual walkthrough of what you would need to do:

    1. Have a running Grafana instance, either self-hosted or through Aiven or any other service provider.
    2. Within Grafana, you configure a data source for AWS CloudWatch. The integration involves providing the CloudWatch API credentials and specifying the region where your SQS queues are located.
    3. Once configured, you can create dashboards in Grafana which query CloudWatch metrics for your SQS queue. For instance, you can visualize the NumberOfMessagesSent, NumberOfMessagesReceived, ApproximateNumberOfMessagesDelayed, etc.

    Since the integration with Grafana is not something you can script with Pulumi and would require manual setup in the Grafana UI, I cannot provide a Pulumi program for that part. However, I can guide you through the conceptual process:

    In your Grafana instance:

    • Go to Configuration (the gear icon on the left sidebar).
    • Click on "Data Sources" and then "Add data source".
    • Select "CloudWatch" from the list of available data sources.
    • Fill in the necessary authentication details, including your AWS Access Key ID, Secret Access Key, and default region.
    • After configuring the CloudWatch data source, you can create dashboards and panels that query CloudWatch metrics for the SQS service.

    Remember that Grafana dashboards are configured through Grafana's UI or by importing JSON configurations for dashboards that are created separately.

    Please consult the Grafana documentation for more detailed guidance on setting up the CloudWatch data source and creating dashboards in Grafana.


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