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1. forkServer :: ByteString -> Int -> IO Server

   ekg	System.Remote.Monitoring

   Like forkServerWith, but creates a default metric store with some predefined metrics. The predefined metrics are those given in registerGcMetrics.

2. forkServerNoHostname :: Int -> IO Server

   ekg	System.Remote.Monitoring

   Create a server with prefined metrics from registerGcMetrics, listening on all interfaces. If you are running EKG on a private network (including virtual private network), it may be appropriate to bind to all interfaces, not only localhost.

3. forkServerNoHostnameWith :: Store -> Int -> IO Server

   ekg	System.Remote.Monitoring

   Start an HTTP server in a new thread, with the specified metrics store, listening on all interfaces. Other than accepting requests to any hostname, this is the same as forkServerWith.

4. forkServerWith :: Store -> ByteString -> Int -> IO Server

   ekg	System.Remote.Monitoring

   Start an HTTP server in a new thread. The server replies to GET requests to the given host and port. The host argument can be either a numeric network address (dotted quad for IPv4, colon-separated hex for IPv6) or a hostname (e.g. "localhost".) The client can control the Content-Type used in responses by setting the Accept header. At the moment two content types are available: "application/json" and "text/html". Registers the following counter, used by the UI:

   • ekg.server_time_ms The server time when the sample was taken, in milliseconds.
   Note that this function, unlike forkServer, doesn't register any other predefined metrics. This allows other libraries to create and provide a metric store for use with this library. If the metric store isn't created by you and the creator doesn't register the metrics registered by forkServer, you might want to register them yourself.

5. forkStatsd :: StatsdOptions -> Store -> IO Statsd

   ekg-statsd	System.Remote.Monitoring.Statsd

   Create a thread that periodically flushes the metrics in the store to statsd.

6. forkServer :: ByteString -> Int -> IO Server

   ekg-wai	System.Remote.Monitoring.Wai

   Like forkServerWith, but creates a default metric store with some predefined metrics. The predefined metrics are those given in registerGcMetrics.

7. forkServerWith :: Store -> ByteString -> Int -> IO Server

   ekg-wai	System.Remote.Monitoring.Wai

   Start an HTTP server in a new thread. The server replies to GET requests to the given host and port. The host argument can be either a numeric network address (dotted quad for IPv4, colon-separated hex for IPv6) or a hostname (e.g. "localhost".) The client can control the Content-Type used in responses by setting the Accept header. At the moment two content types are available: "application/json" and "text/html". Registers the following counter, used by the UI:

   • ekg.server_time_ms The server time when the sample was taken, in milliseconds.
   Note that this function, unlike forkServer, doesn't register any other predefined metrics. This allows other libraries to create and provide a metric store for use with this library. If the metric store isn't created by you and the creator doesn't register the metrics registered by forkServer, you might want to register them yourself.

8. formatSomeException :: SomeException -> Text

   emacs-module	Emacs.Module.Errors

   No documentation available.

9. forward :: ReadWrite

   exomizer	Exomizer.Mem

   Forward: both read and write

10. forward :: ReadWrite

    exomizer	Exomizer.Raw

    Forward: both read and write

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