📈 TuskLang Ruby Monitoring Guide

"We don't bow to any king" - Ruby Edition

Monitor your Ruby applications with TuskLang. Collect metrics, run health checks, and integrate with popular Ruby monitoring tools.

🚦 Metrics Collection

1. Define Metrics in Config

config/monitoring.tsk
[metrics]
response_time: @metrics("response_time_ms", 150)
request_count: @metrics("requests_total", 10000)
error_rate: @metrics("errors_total", 5)

2. Ruby Usage

app/services/monitoring_service.rb
require 'tusklang'
class MonitoringService
  def self.load_config
    parser = TuskLang.new
    parser.parse_file('config/monitoring.tsk')
  end
end
config = MonitoringService.load_config
puts "Response Time: #{config['metrics']['response_time']}ms"
puts "Request Count: #{config['metrics']['request_count']}"

🩺 Health Checks

1. Define Health Checks in Config

config/health.tsk
[health]
database: @health.check("database", @query("SELECT 1"))
redis: @health.check("redis", @cache.ping)
external_api: @health.check("external_api", @http("GET", "https://api.example.com/health"))

2. Ruby Usage

app/services/health_service.rb
require 'tusklang'
class HealthService
  def self.load_config
    parser = TuskLang.new
    parser.parse_file('config/health.tsk')
  end
end
config = HealthService.load_config
puts "Database Healthy: #{config['health']['database']}"
puts "Redis Healthy: #{config['health']['redis']}"

🛠️ Integration with Ruby Monitoring Tools

- Integrate with NewRelic, Datadog, Prometheus, or custom dashboards. - Use @metrics to push data to external monitoring services. - Set up alerts for health check failures.

🛡️ Best Practices

- Monitor all critical services and endpoints. - Use health checks for databases, caches, and external APIs. - Set up automated alerts for failures and slowdowns.

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