Add Timer instrumentation to Spring Data Interfaces
See original GitHub issueIt would be valuable to have timer instrumentation on all children of the Spring Data Repository
interface. Metric name along the lines of of spring.data.repository
with tags for method name (save, findOne, exists, etc.) and success/failure.
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- Created 5 years ago
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Hi, is there any progress on this? This issue is open for a while now and very interesting for us as we could get rid of some Workarounds
We created similar to #500 interceptor especially for spring data use case, probably you can at least copy it to your project.