I am trying to monitor logged in users, i am getting the logged in user info by calling api, this is the code i have used,
public class MonitorService {
private InfoCollectionService infoService;
public MonitorService(InfoCollectionService infoService) {
this.infoService = infoService
}
@Scheduled(fixedDelay = 5000)
public void currentLoggedInUserMonitor() {
infoService.getLoggedInUser("channel").forEach(channel -> {
Metrics.gauge("LoggedInUsers.Inchannel_" + channel.getchannelName(), channel.getgetLoggedInUser());
});
}
}
And i see the values in Prometheus, the problem is after a few seconds, the value become NaN, i have read that Micrometer gauges wrap their obj input with a WeakReference(hence Garbage Collected ).I don't know how to fix it.If anybody knows how to fix this it would be great.
This is a shortcoming in Micrometer that I would like to fix eventually.
You need to keep the value in a map in the meantime so it avoid the garbage collection. Notice how we then point the gauge at the map and us a lambda to pull out the value to avoid the garbage collection.
public class MonitorService {
private Map<String, Integer> gaugeCache = new HashMap<>();
private InfoCollectionService infoService;
public MonitorService(InfoCollectionService infoService) {
this.infoService = infoService
}
@Scheduled(fixedDelay = 5000)
public void currentLoggedInUserMonitor() {
infoService.getLoggedInUser("channel").forEach(channel -> {
gaugeCache.put(channel.getchannelName(), channel.getgetLoggedInUser());
Metrics.gauge("LoggedInUsers.Inchannel_" + channel.getchannelName(), gaugeCache, g -> g.get(channel.getchannelName()));
});
}
}
I would also recommend using tags for the various channels:
Metrics.gauge("loggedInUsers.inChannel", Tag.of("channel",channel.getchannelName()), gaugeCache, g -> g.get(channel.getchannelName()));
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50879488/micrometer-prometheus-how-do-i-keep-a-gauge-value-from-becoming-nan