Support for scheduled metrics reporting
See original GitHub issueThis came up during Spring Boot 1.5 to 2.0 and dropwizard + metrics-coursera to micrometer migration. The former couple uses ScheduledReporter
so metrics, even though they are sent immediately by java-dogstatsd-client
, are not reported immediately but rather by a schedule like every 5 or 10 seconds. This creates a room to breathe for the agent. Micrometer floods the agent with immediate reporting as my service generates about 10-15K metrics per second as a part of request tracking. Right now there’s a 20% toll when metrics are collected in such scenario consumed by datadog agent.
There seem to be a few options:
- Adopt scheduled reporting as a configurable option
- datadog-agent v6 supports batch reporting
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- Created 5 years ago
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The statsd registry now buffers statsd lines together using @breun’s implementation based on Nagle’s algorithm. This happens by default without any configuration. This is really a better approach than a regular scheduled push, as infrequent timings are emitted immediately, and frequent timings get batched up.
The same approach is not relevant to other registry types. Only statsd requires emission on a per timing basis. Most other registries do scheduled reporting on a predefined interval.
I’ve talked to Reactor committers and am working on an implementation of Nagle’s algorithm, at least for the StatsD registry, which is actually not trivial using the currently available Reactor operators. I don’t think there is a generic way to implement this for all meter registries by the way.