After you integrate Thundra’s agent into your application, you can configure settings to decide which properties will be enabled on your agent. Environment variables that you can use to configure your agent are listed below.
Specifies the API key that monitoring data will be sent through. You won't be able to publish your data without setting an API key. You can generate an API key at Thundra, visit Projects page to learn more.
Lambda Agent Configuration
Lambda Agent Configuration
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thundra_agent_lambda_disable
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Set this configuration to true if you want to disable Thundra.
Lambda Agent Trace Configuration
Lambda Agent Trace Configturation
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thundra_agent_lambda_trace_disable
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Set this configuration to true if you want to disable the trace plugin.
Lambda Agent Log Configuration
The Thundra Go agent's log plugin is disabled by default.
Lambda Agent Log Configuration
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thundra_agent_lambda_log_disable
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Set this configuration to false if you want to enable the log plugin.
Lambda Agent Log Level
Lamba Agent Log Level
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thundra_log_logLevel
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Log level can be set with one of the following values:
TRACE,DEBUG,INFO,WARN,ERROR,NONE
Lambda Agent Metric Configuration
By default, the Thundra Go agent's metric plugin is disabled.
Lambda Agent Metric Configuration
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thundra_agent_lambda_metric_disable
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Set this configuration to false if you want to enable the metric plugin.
Lambda Agent CloudWatch Configuration
Lambda Agent CloudWatch Configuration
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thundra_agent_lambda_report_cloudwatch_enable
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Set this configuration to true if you want to enable asynchronous monitoring. Note that this is just one step you need to take for this process: Check out our How to Setup Async Monitoring page for more information.
Lambda Agent WarmUp Configuration
Lambda Agent WarmUp Configuration
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thundra_agent_lambda_warmup_warmupAware
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Set this configuration to true if you want to enable warming up and reduce cold starts. Note that this is just one step you need to take for this process: Check out our How to Warmup page for more information.
Lambda Agent Trace Request Configuration
Lambda Agent Trace Request Configration
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thundra_agent_lambda_trace_request_skip
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Set this configuration to true if you want to disable monitoring requests.
Lambda Agent Trace Response Configuration
Lambda Agent Trace Response Configuration
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thundra_agent_lambda_trace_response_skip
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Set this configuration to true if you want to disable monitoring responses.
Thundra Agent Report EndPoint Configuration
Thundra Agent Report EndPoint Configuration
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thundra_agent_lambda_report_rest_baseUrl
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Set this configuration if you want to change the URL to which the Thundra agent sends reports. If you are not forwarding Thundra data to our partner environments (Splunk, Honeycomb), then it is unnecessary to set this environment variable to a URL.
Note: path /monitoring-data is added to the URL automatically. For instance, in the default case (https://api.thundra.io/v1), the agent makes an HTTPS post request to the path https://api.thundra.io/v1/monitoring-data.
Thundra Agent Timeout Margin Configuration
Thundra Agent Timeout Margin Configuration
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thundra_agent_lambda_timeout_margin
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This specifies how much time is needed to send a report before a Lambda times out. You should change this variable if the timeout_margin is not enough and you do not see your timeout functions on the Thundra console. The default value is 200 ms.
When dealing with HTTPS and HTTP with asynchronous functions, you can enable this configuration by setting it to true to interact with HTTPS or HTTP regardless.