MyMetrics | Case Management Tool & Patient Empowerment | Dataset library

Is there a way to listen out for the /metrics endpoint when using https://quarkus.io/guides/micrometer?

I'd like to gather some metrics that require calling on a different API... and rather not set up a schedule (https://quarkus.io/guides/scheduler-reference)...

Example:

• I query the Kubernetes API for some custom resource
• I then want to update some gauges with different tags

First /metrics gives us:

When I try to insert a row into my database using Ecto:

In Prometheus querying in grafana, are these queries same resultwise:

I have a counter metrics configured for my application, and I am monitoring it on grafana using promethus. Metrics basically would go on accumulating as its a counter. But I am more interested in counts for a short period of time, say 1 minute. Like for eg, number of service hits in 1 minute period.

So I try with:

I'm a newbie to Jest. I've managed to mock my own stuff, but seem to be stuck mocking a module. Specifically constructors.

usage.js

Recently I switched to Spring Boot 2 with Micrometer. As I got these shiny new metrics, I talked with our DevOps guys and we started exporting them to Telegraf.

To distinguish between different applications and application nodes, we decided to use tags. This works perfectly for custom metrics, but now I started thinking about the pre-defined. To achieve the same for default metrics, I need an ability to add extra tags for them as well.

Is it possible to achieve this? Am I doing this right?

EDIT: I tried next approach:

I have a model in keras in which I use my custom metric as:

In my project I need use google api to collect some calculated statistic. Original json object fields you can find using provided link if you wish.

Project needs requires to keep much less data than it is. For example I am interested in next json nodes:

I have a Shiny application where I create an interactive scatterplot made of hexagons. If the user hovers over a hexagon, a hover will indicate how many points are in that data ("count: x").

I am now trying to send a list variable called "points" through the sendCustomMessage() function in Shiny. One item in this list is called "plotID". This is a character array that contains 60 ID values ("ID4", "ID68", etc).

The "points" object seems to successfully transfer into the htmlwidgets plotlyHex() object through the Shiny.addCustomMessageHandler() function. Using Chrome DevTools and the command console.log(drawPoints.plotID), I can verify that the "plotID" object becomes an array of characters in the browser. I am now trying to set this as the hoverinfo item in htmlwidgets so that when a user clicks on "Add points!" button, these 60 points will be drawn as pink dots and the user can hover over each one to obtain their ID name.

I tried to accomplish this with the hoverinfo: drawPoints.plotID command in my working example below, but this does not seem to help. Indeed, in the current code, the user can hover over the pink points, but what they see is the x coordinate, y coordinate, and some arbitrary trace value.

How can I tweak the below code so that the user will see the ID upon hovering over the superimposed pink points? Thanks for any suggestions!