JDBC Metrics
See original GitHub issueHaving metrics about database is very important. JDBC level metrics would be very nice like:
The total number of database reads
The total number of database writes
Number of reads per second (per minute, 5 minutes & 15 minutes)
Number of writes per second (per minute, 5 minutes & 15 minutes)
Average/median/percentile query times for reads & for writes
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We’re planning to add it to Spring Framework 6. We’ve added similar support in Spring Cloud Sleuth 3.1.x but it’s more about tracing than metrics.
There is for sure a plan to add such support out of the box in Spring JDBC.