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The CEL input provides metrics (docs) about the number of events published and some details about the amount of time it took to publish the data (which gives a signal about amount of time to ACK). For example, CEL has metrics like
Metric
Description
batches_published_total
Number of event arrays published.
events_published_total
Number of events published.
batch_processing_time
Histogram of the elapsed successful batch processing times in nanoseconds (time of receipt to time of ACK for non-empty batches).
I would like to have similar metrics available for httpjson.
Describe a specific use case for the enhancement or feature:
In diagnostic dumps from Agent in input_metrics.json, I would like to have a metric that shows the total number of events published. Batch stats would be useful too.
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There is a good correspondence between events published in the two inputs, but batches published in CEL does not have a good equivalent in HTTPJSON; the closest is probably pages published. This would mean that the existing httpjson_interval_pages_execution_time would satisfy the batch_processing_time.
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Describe the enhancement:
The CEL input provides metrics (docs) about the number of events published and some details about the amount of time it took to publish the data (which gives a signal about amount of time to ACK). For example, CEL has metrics like
I would like to have similar metrics available for
httpjson
.Describe a specific use case for the enhancement or feature:
input_metrics.json
, I would like to have a metric that shows the total number of events published. Batch stats would be useful too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: