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[Stackdriver] A maximum of 200 TimeSeries can be written in a single request

See original GitHub issue

Micrometer 1.1.3 Spring Boot 2.1.3.RELEASE

Hi,

We’re encountering this quotas-related error below, should this be handled by Micrometer or by ourselves?

Thanks, Christophe

Error message:

2019-03-28 14:53:01.000  WARN 11949 --- [stackdriver-metrics-publisher] i.m.s.StackdriverMeterRegistry           : failed to send metrics to stackdriver: INVALID_ARGUMENT: Field timeSeries had an invalid value: A maximum of 200 TimeSeries can be written in a single request.

Code sample:

    @KafkaListener(topics = {
        "${kolsquare.ingest.kafka.topic.post.batch.name}",
        "${kolsquare.ingest.kafka.topic.post.stream.name}"
    })
    public void listen(final List<String> payloads) {
        try {
            Metrics.summary("ingest.loader.listener.size.summary").record(payloads.size());

            final List<Post> posts = resolvePosts(payloads);
            postRepository.updatePosts(posts);

            final Set<User> users = resolveUsers(posts);
            userRepository.updateUsers(users);

            Metrics.counter("ingest.loader.listener.success.counter").increment();
        } catch (final Exception e) {
            LOGGER.error(e.getMessage(), e);

            Metrics.counter("ingest.loader.listener.failure.counter").increment();

            throw e;
        } finally {
            Metrics.counter("ingest.loader.listener.total.counter").increment();
        }
    }

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