What are the min-max range of allowable values for all Performance metrics for bdbs, cluster, nodes and shards?

[Keith Mowbray]

The RLEC REST API Documentation 4.3.0-219 list all the performance metrics and definitions and values such as integer or float. But it doesn't specify the range of allowable values. For example byte/sec is it 0-2147483647 or something like 0-2^39-1. Even for a metric like cpu idle the doc just says 0-1 but in the json file its really 0.000 to 1.000 with 3 decimal places and then times 100 to get 0-100. Another example is average latency. All the doc says is measured in microseconds. What is the min value and max allowable value? Or worst case max storable value? Often metrics are stored in arrays and given x number of bytes or octets to store the max possible value. I also see an issue with avg_latency in the json files. It appears as something like 647.541 with 3 decimal places on the right. Microseconds are usually measured in 0 to a million or in decimal notation .000000 to .999999 or 6 decimal places, not 3. If I plug 647.541 into a microsecond converter it comes back with 0.00064754100000 with a lot more decimal places than six or more like nanoseconds. Where is the documentation for all the metric with their actual min max allowable values?

[The Real Bill]

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