* Add support for sourced metrics.
A sourced metric is a metric that obtains its values
from an existing source, rather than the values being
independently recorded. It thus allows collecting
metrics from existing counters or gauges without
having to duplicate them in a dedicated prometheus
counter or gauge (and hence another atomic value).
The first use-case is to feed the bandwidth counters
from libp2p directly into prometheus.
* Tabs, not spaces.
* Tweak bandwidth counter registration.
* Add debug assertion for variable labels and values.
* Document monotonicity requirement for sourced counters.
* CI
* Update client/network/src/service.rs
Co-authored-by: Max Inden <mail@max-inden.de>
Co-authored-by: Max Inden <mail@max-inden.de>
This PR refactors the metrics measuring and Prometheus exposing entity in sc-service into its own submodule and extends the parameters it exposes by:
- system load average (over one, five and 15min)
- the TCP connection state of the process (lsof), refs #5304
- number of tokio threads
- number of known forks
- counter for items in each unbounded queue (with internal unbounded channels)
- number of file descriptors opened by this process (*nix only at this point)
- number of system threads (*nix only at this point)
refs #4679
Co-authored-by: Max Inden <mail@max-inden.de>
Co-authored-by: Ashley <ashley.ruglys@gmail.com>
This patch renames the crate for the following two reasons:
1. The prometheus-exporter crate introduces native in-process Prometheus
style instrumentation to the Substrate project. Within the Prometheus
ecosystem the term "exporter" is used for external processes exposing
metrics for e.g. the Linux Kernel. In-process exposition would be
described via the term "endpoint".
2. "prometheus-exporter" is generic and ignores the fact that it is only
usable within the context of Substrate. In addition the name
"prometheus-exporter" is already taken on crates.io.
* Refactor rebase master prometheus_v0.3
* Milestone1: Final Version of v0.3
* no-std or warm compatibility issues, grapana-data -source code reference and correction,applicable
* Cargo.lock paritytech/master rebase
* prometheus networking.rs del, grafana-data-source networking.rs pub edit and note
* chore: reflect various feedback
* Spaces to tabs.
* Replace grafana and tidy
* Add generics
* Add photo back
* Re-fix spaces in primitives/consensus/babe/src/inherents.rs
* Refactor rebase master prometheus_v0.3
* Milestone1: Final Version of v0.3
* no-std or warm compatibility issues, grapana-data -source code reference and correction,applicable
* prometheus networking.rs del, grafana-data-source networking.rs pub edit and note
* chore: reflect various feedback
* Replace grafana and tidy
* Add generics
* Add photo back
* Re-fix spaces in primitives/consensus/babe/src/inherents.rs
* chore: revert this file back to paritytech/master inherents.rs.
* Add newline at EOF
* Tidy
* Use local registry
* fix typo
Co-Authored-By: Max Inden <mail@max-inden.de>
* chore: Apply review feedback
* endpoint -> exporter
* fix readme
* Remove lazy_static, use ServiceMetrics struct instead
* Switch to using GaugeVecs
* chore: without nightly , edit README
* block_height -> block_height_number
* Switch to a ready_transactions_number gauge
* Update utils/prometheus/src/lib.rs
Co-Authored-By: Max Inden <mail@max-inden.de>
* no-prometheus flag add
* /metrics url Input check
* remove prometheus in Tracing
* remove prometheus in Tracing
* chore: master code rebase edit
* gitlab-check-web-wasm edit code
* From:from and cargo.lock update
* with_prometheus_registry add background_tasks
* utils/prometheus/src/lib.rs: Restructure #[cfg] for wasm without hyper
Given that Hyper is not compatible with WASM targets it needs to be
excluded from WASM builds. Instead of introducing #[cfg] lines
throughout the crate, this patch splits the crate into two: known_os and
unknown_os (WASM).
* utils/prometheus/src/lib.rs: Feature gate known_os module
* client/cli/src/lib.rs: Re-add newline at end of file
Co-authored-by: JeseonLEE <zeroday26@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Gavin Wood <github@gavwood.com>
Co-authored-by: Ashley <ashley.ruglys@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Hyungsuk Kang <hskang9@gmail.com>
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