indicates whether this metric is crucial to this service (ie, an SLO metric)
human-readable description of a metric's significance
the unit associated with the metrics value (milliseconds, megabytes, requests, etc)
whether the service is playing the part of client or server regarding this metric
see StatsReceiver for details
the name of the class which generated this metric (ie, com.twitter.finagle.StatsFilter)
the relative metric name which will be appended to the scope of the StatsReceiver prior to long term storage
a universal coordinate for the resource
used to indicate buckets for histograms, to be set by the StatsReceiver
used for the actual metric creation, set by the StatsReceiver when creating a MetricBuilder
Produce a counter as described by the builder inside the underlying StatsReceiver.
Produce a counter as described by the builder inside the underlying StatsReceiver.
the counter created.
human-readable description of a metric's significance
Produce a gauge as described by the builder inside the underlying StatsReceiver.
Produce a gauge as described by the builder inside the underlying StatsReceiver.
the gauge created.
Produce a histogram as described by the builder inside the underlying StatsReceiver.
Produce a histogram as described by the builder inside the underlying StatsReceiver.
the histogram created.
indicates whether this metric is crucial to this service (ie, an SLO metric)
the relative metric name which will be appended to the scope of the StatsReceiver prior to long term storage
used to indicate buckets for histograms, to be set by the StatsReceiver
a universal coordinate for the resource
whether the service is playing the part of client or server regarding this metric
the name of the class which generated this metric (ie, com.twitter.finagle.StatsFilter)
used for the actual metric creation, set by the StatsReceiver when creating a MetricBuilder
the unit associated with the metrics value (milliseconds, megabytes, requests, etc)
see StatsReceiver for details
A builder class used to configure settings and metadata for metrics prior to instantiating them. Calling any of the three build methods (counter, gauge, or histogram) will cause the metric to be instantiated in the underlying StatsReceiver.