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Update the JDBC integration path from "io.opencensus.integration.ocjdbc" to "io.orijtech.integrations.ocjdbc" because the old publishing was a little bureaucratic and stalled for more than 3 months; publishing it under "io.orijtech.integrations.ocjdbc" is just a flexible way for maintaining the integration but also for putting it into the hands of users without quarter long stalls. Fixes #527 Retrofit by orijtech/opencensus-java-jdbc#1
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Following suit with: * census-ecosystem/opencensus-java-jdbc#59 * orijtech/opencensus-java-jdbc#1 initiated by @dmichel1 Upgrade to updated ocjdbc version v0.0.4 which also uses OpenCensus-Java v0.21.0 having taken in a bug fix in OpenCensus v0.18.0 that reduced high CPU usage for low QPS services.
Retrofit this package under
"io.orijtech.integrations.ocjdbc"
instead of
"io.opencensus.integration.jdbc"
because publishing changes under the official OpenCensus
artifact group is a source of contention due to the OpenCensus Java
team not wanting to have to maintain integrations for life but also
the process of publishing is highly bureaucratic.
Also we've waited for more than 3 months for a single release which
has stalled usage, promotion, feedback and marketing of this integration
as per:
* census-ecosystem#32
* census-ecosystem#56
* census-instrumentation/opencensus-website#527
This package to be published is maintained under good faith for the entire OpenCensus
community and the licenses all stand; just that the artifact is now
being published under "io.orijtech.integrations.ocjdbc" which guts out
on the previously mentioned bureaucracy, indefinite stalls in publishing
and puts this integration into the hands of users.
Adaptation of @dmichel1's PR census-ecosystem#59 which upgraded to OpenCensus v0.21.0 so as to use a bug fix from v0.18.0 for high CPU usage for low QPS services. This commit also takes into consideration new updates to v0.21.0 that require a TagMap TTL.
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Retrofit this package under
"io.orijtech.integrations.ocjdbc"
instead of
"io.opencensus.integration.jdbc"
because publishing changes under the official OpenCensus
artifact group is a source of contention due to the OpenCensus Java
team not wanting to have to maintain integrations for life but also
the process of publishing is highly bureaucratic.
Also we've waited for more than 3 months for a single release which
has stalled usage, promotion, feedback and marketing of this integration
as per:
This package to be published is maintained under good faith for the entire OpenCensus
community and the licenses all stand; just that the artifact is now
being published under "io.orijtech.integrations.ocjdbc" which guts out
on the previously mentioned bureaucracy, indefinite stalls in publishing
and puts this integration into the hands of users.