Collect metrics from JMX
See original GitHub issueIntroduce a configuration option which enables the collection of arbitrary JMX metrics. It should be possible to get a collection of metrics and to convert properties to metric tags.
For example java.lang:type=GarbageCollector,name=*
A consideration is whether the collection of these metrics should be done in a separate metrics reporter thread vs the apm-reporter thread so that the gathering of metrics does not block sending other events.
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Great. This would make the installation of Jolokia obsolete … No more Jolokia requests which “polute” access logs, …
It seems the two formats are not too far apart from each other. We should probably also make this part of the ECS metrics effort to unify on the naming for the most common metrics?