synapse-prometheus-exporter/CHANGELOG.md

# Changelog

## v0.0.2 (2024-05-18)

### Added

- Added `synapse_local_users_appservice` metric to count local users by appservice ID

## v0.0.1 (2024-05-18)

### Added

- Initial release, forked from [postgres-connection-exporter](https://git.private.coffee/kumi/postgres-connection-exporter)
feat: Enhance config flexibility and setup Introduced command-line flags for improved configuration management, including the creation of a default config file, and specified listening address override capabilities. This update facilitates easier and more flexible setup and deployment processes for the PostgreSQL connection exporter. The `.gitignore` and documentation were updated to align with these changes, reflecting the new command-line options and the removal of the `config.dist.yaml` in favor of creating a default configuration through the tool itself. - Command-line flags `--create-config`, `--config`, `--host`, and `--port` added to streamline customization. - Configuration now supports naming database hosts for clearer metrics identification. - Documentation revised to guide through the new configuration and setup process. - Changelog introduced to track project evolution. These enhancements aim to make the exporter more adaptable to various deployment environments and to simplify the initial setup for users. 2024-05-16 04:33:21 +00:00			`# Changelog`

feat: Track local users by appservice ID Introduces a new metric `synapse_local_users_appservice` to count local users by their associated appservice ID, enhancing the granularity of user analytics within the Synapse Prometheus exporter. This update involves modifications to the changelog and README to document the addition, and updates to the main Python script to implement the collection and reporting of this new metric. The change aims to provide administrators and developers with better insights into appservice usage and user distribution, facilitating improved resource allocation and service optimization. 2024-05-18 10:05:05 +00:00			`## v0.0.2 (2024-05-18)`

			`### Added`

			- Added `synapse_local_users_appservice` metric to count local users by appservice ID

			`## v0.0.1 (2024-05-18)`
feat: Enhance config flexibility and setup Introduced command-line flags for improved configuration management, including the creation of a default config file, and specified listening address override capabilities. This update facilitates easier and more flexible setup and deployment processes for the PostgreSQL connection exporter. The `.gitignore` and documentation were updated to align with these changes, reflecting the new command-line options and the removal of the `config.dist.yaml` in favor of creating a default configuration through the tool itself. - Command-line flags `--create-config`, `--config`, `--host`, and `--port` added to streamline customization. - Configuration now supports naming database hosts for clearer metrics identification. - Documentation revised to guide through the new configuration and setup process. - Changelog introduced to track project evolution. These enhancements aim to make the exporter more adaptable to various deployment environments and to simplify the initial setup for users. 2024-05-16 04:33:21 +00:00
			`### Added`

feat: fork for Synapse metrics exporter Refactored the project from a PostgreSQL connection metrics exporter to a Synapse metrics exporter. This change addresses the need for more specific metrics related to Synapse Matrix servers, instead of the general PostgreSQL connection metrics. Updated the project name, relevant variable names, and configurations to reflect the Synapse focus. Now, the exporter provides metrics such as local users by state, type, and moderation status, total devices, rooms, events, and federation destinations. This update shifts the project's direction to support Synapse server administrators by offering detailed insights into their server's usage and performance. No existing functionality was removed; instead, the project's aim was realigned to meet the more specialized requirements of Synapse metrics reporting. By focusing on Synapse, the exporter can offer valuable data that was not previously available through the general PostgreSQL connection metrics, potentially contributing to improved server management and user experience on the Synapse platform. 2024-05-18 09:56:47 +00:00			`- Initial release, forked from [postgres-connection-exporter](https://git.private.coffee/kumi/postgres-connection-exporter)`