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[vmware] Adding network.received and network.transmitted to basic_metrics.py #1824
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LGTM. The only thing that bothers me is that we'll report these as gauges, might not be ideal because we cannot switch from the rate value to a count because it won't show the proper type. |
Will do |
@LeoCavaille: So, it looks like we do currently report these as gauges: What's the ideal way to report these, in your opinion? |
I'd advise to report it correctly from the beginning, we know that this Also it might already be the case, some rates/counters might be wrongly Léo On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 7:12 PM, John Zeller [email protected]
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Upon looking even further at this, it's definitely a candidate for its' own ticket in my opinion, since it not only affects these 2 metrics, but also the rest listed in all_metrics. |
(internal) Here is the corresponding ticket on dogweb: https://github.com/DataDog/dogweb/pull/9194 |
@remh could you weigh in? |
I think that this is the right way to handle the different metric types, but I will need to test it on a vsphere setup. https://github.com/DataDog/dd-agent/compare/zeller/vsphere-metrics @LeoCavaille Am I right in thinking that types absolute and delta are okay to be reported as a gauge, leaving rate to be reported as... rate? :) |
Blocked by #2115 |
[vmware] Adding network.received and network.transmitted to basic_metrics.py
The vsphere dashboard is currently attempting to use these two metrics, but they are not included in the basic metrics collected. This should add those metrics, without the need to enable all metrics (read: a TON of metrics).
The vsphere dashboard is also trying to display disk.usage and mem.usage, which are also not basic metrics, but those are not being added at this time, because their compatibility is unknown as shown here and here