Java Code Examples for org.eclipse.microprofile.metrics.MetricType#GAUGE
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Example 1
Source File: MetricsRegistryImpl.java From smallrye-metrics with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
private MetricType metricTypeFromClass(Class<?> in) { if (in.equals(Counter.class)) { return MetricType.COUNTER; } else if (in.equals(Gauge.class)) { return MetricType.GAUGE; } else if (in.equals(ConcurrentGauge.class)) { return MetricType.CONCURRENT_GAUGE; } else if (in.equals(Meter.class)) { return MetricType.METERED; } else if (in.equals(Timer.class)) { return MetricType.TIMER; } else if (in.equals(SimpleTimer.class)) { return MetricType.SIMPLE_TIMER; } else if (in.equals(Histogram.class)) { return MetricType.HISTOGRAM; } return null; }
Example 2
Source File: OpenMetricsExporterTest.java From smallrye-metrics with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Test public void testUptimeGaugeUnitConversion() { OpenMetricsExporter exporter = new OpenMetricsExporter(); MetricRegistry baseRegistry = MetricRegistries.get(MetricRegistry.Type.BASE); Gauge gauge = new MGaugeImpl(JmxWorker.instance(), "java.lang:type=Runtime/Uptime"); Metadata metadata = new ExtendedMetadata("jvm.uptime", "display name", "description", MetricType.GAUGE, "milliseconds"); baseRegistry.register(metadata, gauge); long actualUptime /* in ms */ = ManagementFactory.getRuntimeMXBean().getUptime(); double actualUptimeInSeconds = actualUptime / 1000.0; StringBuilder out = exporter.exportOneMetric(MetricRegistry.Type.BASE, new MetricID("jvm.uptime")); assertNotNull(out); double valueFromOpenMetrics = -1; for (String line : out.toString().split(System.getProperty("line.separator"))) { if (line.startsWith("base_jvm_uptime_seconds")) { valueFromOpenMetrics /* in seconds */ = Double .valueOf(line.substring("base:jvm_uptime_seconds".length()).trim()); } } assertTrue("Value should not be -1", valueFromOpenMetrics != -1); assertTrue(valueFromOpenMetrics >= actualUptimeInSeconds); }
Example 3
Source File: OpenMetricsExporterTest.java From smallrye-metrics with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Test public void testNameOverride() { OpenMetricsExporter exporter = new OpenMetricsExporter(); MetricRegistry registry = MetricRegistries.get(MetricRegistry.Type.APPLICATION); Metadata metadata = new ExtendedMetadata("voltage1", "Voltage", "Measures your electric potential", MetricType.GAUGE, "volts", null, false, Optional.of(true), false, "baz"); Tag tag = new Tag("a", "b"); registry.register(metadata, (Gauge<Long>) () -> 3L, tag); String result = exporter.exportOneScope(MetricRegistry.Type.APPLICATION).toString(); System.out.println(result); assertHasHelpLineExactlyOnce(result, "application_baz", "Measures your electric potential"); assertHasTypeLineExactlyOnce(result, "application_baz", "gauge"); assertHasValueLineExactlyOnce(result, "application_baz", "3.0", tag); }
Example 4
Source File: SmallRyeMetricsProcessor.java From quarkus with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Obtains the MetricType from a bean that is a producer method or field, * or null if no MetricType can be detected. */ private MetricType getMetricType(ClassInfo clazz) { DotName name = clazz.name(); if (name.equals(GAUGE_INTERFACE)) { return MetricType.GAUGE; } if (name.equals(COUNTER_INTERFACE)) { return MetricType.COUNTER; } if (name.equals(CONCURRENT_GAUGE_INTERFACE)) { return MetricType.CONCURRENT_GAUGE; } if (name.equals(HISTOGRAM_INTERFACE)) { return MetricType.HISTOGRAM; } if (name.equals(SIMPLE_TIMER_INTERFACE)) { return MetricType.SIMPLE_TIMER; } if (name.equals(TIMER_INTERFACE)) { return MetricType.TIMER; } if (name.equals(METER_INTERFACE)) { return MetricType.METERED; } return null; }
Example 5
Source File: MetricBuildItem.java From quarkus with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Create a metric build item from the specified metadata and tags. * Such metric will be picked up by the Metrics extension and registered in the VENDOR registry. * This constructor is applicable to all metric types except gauges. * * @param metadata The metadata that should be applied to the registered metric * @param enabled Whether this metric is enabled * @param tags The tags that will be applied to this metric * @param configRootName the name of the root configuration of the extension as defined by the <code>@ConfigRoot</code> * annotation. */ public MetricBuildItem(Metadata metadata, boolean enabled, String configRootName, Tag... tags) { if (metadata.getTypeRaw() == MetricType.GAUGE) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Gauges require a non-null implementation object"); } this.metadata = metadata; this.tags = tags; this.implementor = null; this.enabled = enabled; this.configRootName = configRootName; this.registryType = MetricRegistry.Type.VENDOR; }
Example 6
Source File: MetricBuildItem.java From quarkus with Apache License 2.0 | 3 votes |
/** * Create a metric build item from the specified metadata, tags, and a callable. * Such metric will be picked up by the Metrics extension and registered in the VENDOR registry. * * @param metadata The metadata that should be applied to the registered metric * @param implementor The object that implements the metric. It must be an instance of the appropriate * metric class (from the {@link org.eclipse.microprofile.metrics} package). * This is required for gauges and optional for all other metric types. * @param enabled Whether this metric is enabled * @param tags The tags that will be applied to this metric * @param configRootName the name of the root configuration of the extension as defined by the <code>@ConfigRoot</code> * annotation. * */ public MetricBuildItem(Metadata metadata, Object implementor, boolean enabled, String configRootName, Tag... tags) { if (implementor == null && metadata.getTypeRaw() == MetricType.GAUGE) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Gauges require a non-null implementation object"); } this.metadata = metadata; this.tags = tags; this.implementor = implementor; this.enabled = enabled; this.configRootName = configRootName; this.registryType = MetricRegistry.Type.VENDOR; }
Example 7
Source File: MetricBuildItem.java From quarkus with Apache License 2.0 | 3 votes |
/** * Create a metric build item from the specified metadata, tags, a callable, and scope. * Such metric will be picked up by the Metrics extension and registered in the registry for the desired scope. * * @param metadata The metadata that should be applied to the registered metric * @param implementor The object that implements the metric. It must be an instance of the appropriate * metric class (from the {@link org.eclipse.microprofile.metrics} package). * This is required for gauges and optional for all other metric types. * @param enabled Whether this metric is enabled * @param tags The tags that will be applied to this metric * @param configRootName the name of the root configuration of the extension as defined by the <code>@ConfigRoot</code> * annotation. * @param registryType Registry where the metric should be placed * */ public MetricBuildItem(Metadata metadata, Object implementor, boolean enabled, String configRootName, MetricRegistry.Type registryType, Tag... tags) { if (implementor == null && metadata.getTypeRaw() == MetricType.GAUGE) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Gauges require a non-null implementation object"); } this.metadata = metadata; this.tags = tags; this.implementor = implementor; this.enabled = enabled; this.configRootName = configRootName; this.registryType = registryType; }