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Review naming conventions used for messaging metrics #937
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I think it makes sense to follow the current path insofar as we keep separate metrics for different operation types ( The main reason for this is the fact that I don't see a use case for aggregating metrics for both |
Proposal 1We stick with the current list of metrics and the pattern of having
We could extend this by adding different "synthetic" operation types for metrics that don't map to any defined operation (for example metrics for message latency or lag):
Proposal 2We follow a pattern of Here we would end up with the following metrics:
Metrics for latency and lag could be grouped under the
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This is resolved with #1006, where the structure and naming of messaging metrics was discussed in great detail. |
Currently, messaging metric names adhere to the convention of
messaging.<operation type>.[duration|messages]
.It should be revisited whether these logic is extensible and expressive enough. Some things to consider:
messaging.operation
was renamed tomessaging.operation.type
,messaging.operation.name
was introduced to allow system-specific names for operations. It needs to be discussed whether this system-specific information inmessaging.operation.name
is also relevant for metrics.db.client.operation.duration
is proposed. It needs to be discussed in how far DB and messaging should be consistent in that regard.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: