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Dogscaler

Dogscaler was written to scale up autoscale groups based on the results of a datadog query.

Installation

Installation is easy just as any other gem:

gem install dogscaler

Configuration

Datadog API

Within datadog, you need to generate an application key and also include your api key. You can find this information from Integrations -> Api

Amazon Permissions

Create a set of credentials in IAM and give them access to: Autoscale -> DescribeAutoscaleGroups and Autoscale -> UpdateAutoscaleGroups

These permissions are used to lookup autoscale groups, check their size and updated the desired number of instances.

Config File

Create a dogscaler.yaml file with contents like:


datadog:
  api_key: <KEYHERE>
  application_key: <KEYHERE>
aws:
  region: 'us-west-2'
  profile: 'main'  # This expects a .aws/credentials file with a section matching this name
slack:
  channel: '#production'
  api_token: 'token_here'

instances:
  'mailer_prod':
    queries:
      - name: unsent_invites
        query: max:mail.db.v3.unsent_invitations{*}
        scale_up_threshhold: 1500
        scale_down_threshhold: 20
        transform: avg
      - name: mailer load
        query: avg:system.cpu.user{env:production,type:mailer}
        scale_up_threshhold: 75
        scale_down_threshhold: 20
        transform: avg
    asg_tag_filters:
      Type: mailer
      Environment: production
    grow_by: 1
    shrink_by: 1
    cooldown_period: 240
  'web_prod':
    queries:
      - name: web load
        query: avg:system.cpu.user{env:production,type:web}
        scale_up_threshhold: 75
        scale_down_threshhold: 20
        transform: avg
    asg_tag_filters:
      Type: web
      Environment: production
    grow_by: 2
    shrink_by: 1
    cooldown_period: 240

Usage

Below are some simple examples

Help output:

dogscaler help
Commands:
  dogscaler apply           # Scale the environment based on a query
  dogscaler config          # Generate a default configuration
  dogscaler debug           # testing command, describes the query it ran and the results
  dogscaler help [COMMAND]  # Describe available commands or one specific command

Options:
  d, [--debug=Enable debug mode], [--no-debug]
  r, [--region=AWS Region]
                                                 # Default: us-west-2
  v, [--verbose=Verbose Output], [--no-verbose]
  t, [--terse=Terse Output], [--no-terse]
      [--dryrun=Do a dry run], [--no-dryrun]
      [--config=Path to configuration file]

The basic example - Apply the configuration.

  $ dogscaler apply --config dogscaler.yaml

Test the configuration without making changes, with verbose output:

$ dogscaler apply --dryrun -v --config dogscaler.yaml
INFO -- : Value: 147.01052631578946 Threshold: 75.
INFO -- : Would scale up by 2 instances.
INFO -- : Value: 147.01052631578946 Threshold: 75.
INFO -- : Would scale up by 2 instances.
INFO -- : Updating autoscale group production
INFO -- : From current capacity: 1 to: 2
INFO -- : Not updating due to dry run mode
INFO -- : Value: 3.0 Threshold: 5.
INFO -- : Would scale down by 1 instances.
INFO -- : Would have reduced capacity of production-web but already at minimum.
INFO -- : Current desired: 3
INFO -- : Current min: 3

And then in slack you'll see: