Examples of MetricsManager

io.lumify.core.metrics.MetricsManager
Provides access to Lumify Metrics services.
org.apache.phoenix.metrics.MetricsManager
Metrics management system. Backed by the underlying hadoop metrics, depending on the project on the classpath.
The underlying types passed to method must match the expected metrics type - this will vary for the underlying metrics systems (hadoop1 vs hadoop2), but can't be specified at this layer because we must be compatible with both systems.

Examples of io.lumify.core.metrics.MetricsManager


        checkNotNull(configuration, "configuration cannot be null");
        bind(Configuration.class).toInstance(configuration);


        LOGGER.debug("binding %s", JmxMetricsManager.class.getName());
        MetricsManager metricsManager = new JmxMetricsManager();
        bind(MetricsManager.class).toInstance(metricsManager);


        LOGGER.debug("binding %s", VersionService.class.getName());
        bind(VersionServiceMXBean.class).to(VersionService.class);

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Examples of org.apache.phoenix.metrics.MetricsManager

  private static final String CONTEXT = "tracing";


  private List<Metric> spans = new ArrayList<Metric>();


  public TraceMetricSource() {
    MetricsManager manager = Metrics.initialize();


    // Register this instance.
    // For right now, we ignore the MBean registration issues that show up in DEBUG logs. Basically,
    // we need a Jmx MBean compliant name. We'll get to a better name when we want that later
    manager.registerSource(CONTEXT, "Phoenix call tracing", this);
  }

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