Java Code Examples for io.micrometer.core.instrument.Gauge#Builder

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Example 1
Source File: MetricsManager.java    From activemq-artemis with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
public void registerQueueGauge(String address, String queue, Consumer<MetricGaugeBuilder> builder) {
   final MeterRegistry meterRegistry = this.meterRegistry;
   if (meterRegistry == null || !addressSettingsRepository.getMatch(address).isEnableMetrics()) {
      return;
   }
   final List<Gauge.Builder> newMeters = new ArrayList<>();
   builder.accept((metricName, state, f, description) -> {
      Gauge.Builder meter = Gauge
         .builder("artemis." + metricName, state, f)
         .tag("broker", brokerName)
         .tag("address", address)
         .tag("queue", queue)
         .description(description);
      newMeters.add(meter);
   });
   final String resource = ResourceNames.QUEUE + queue;
   this.meters.compute(resource, (s, meters) -> {
      //the old meters are ignored on purpose
      meters = new ArrayList<>(newMeters.size());
      for (Gauge.Builder gauge : newMeters) {
         meters.add(gauge.register(meterRegistry));
      }
      return meters;
   });
}
Example 2
Source File: MetricsManager.java    From activemq-artemis with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
public void registerAddressGauge(String address, Consumer<MetricGaugeBuilder> builder) {
   final MeterRegistry meterRegistry = this.meterRegistry;
   if (meterRegistry == null || !addressSettingsRepository.getMatch(address).isEnableMetrics()) {
      return;
   }
   final List<Gauge.Builder> newMeters = new ArrayList<>();
   builder.accept((metricName, state, f, description) -> {
      Gauge.Builder meter = Gauge
         .builder("artemis." + metricName, state, f)
         .tag("broker", brokerName)
         .tag("address", address)
         .description(description);
      newMeters.add(meter);
   });
   final String resource = ResourceNames.ADDRESS + address;
   this.meters.compute(resource, (s, meters) -> {
      //the old meters are ignored on purpose
      meters = new ArrayList<>(newMeters.size());
      for (Gauge.Builder gauge : newMeters) {
         meters.add(gauge.register(meterRegistry));
      }
      return meters;
   });
}
Example 3
Source File: MetricsManager.java    From activemq-artemis with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
public void registerBrokerGauge(Consumer<MetricGaugeBuilder> builder) {
   final MeterRegistry meterRegistry = this.meterRegistry;
   if (meterRegistry == null) {
      return;
   }
   final List<Gauge.Builder> newMeters = new ArrayList<>();
   builder.accept((metricName, state, f, description) -> {
      Gauge.Builder meter = Gauge
         .builder("artemis." + metricName, state, f)
         .tag("broker", brokerName)
         .description(description);
      newMeters.add(meter);
   });
   final String resource = ResourceNames.BROKER + "." + brokerName;
   this.meters.compute(resource, (s, meters) -> {
      //the old meters are ignored on purpose
      meters = new ArrayList<>(newMeters.size());
      for (Gauge.Builder gauge : newMeters) {
         meters.add(gauge.register(meterRegistry));
      }
      return meters;
   });
}
Example 4
Source File: HttpConnectionPoolMetrics.java    From riptide with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
private Gauge.Builder<Supplier<Number>> gauge(
        final String name,
        final ToIntFunction<PoolStats> function) {

    return Gauge.builder(metricName + "." + name, () -> function.applyAsInt(stats.get()))
            .tags(defaultTags);
}
Example 5
Source File: ThreadPoolMetrics.java    From riptide with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
private Gauge.Builder<Supplier<Number>> gauge(
        final String name,
        final Supplier<Number> supplier) {
    return Gauge.builder(metricName + "." + name, supplier)
            .tags(defaultTags);
}