let me know about new metrics.

[YOTA]

Hi all,

I have some questions about new metrics on 0.8.2 as follows,

1.  Is #Executed the number of calling execute() method ?
     I would like to know the definition of it.
2.  How different is "Execute latency" from "Process latency" ?, it includes a period of a tuple waiting on queue. ?
     I would like to know the definition of it, too.
3. is the period of Capacity static ? now it would be last 10m only, i guess. Could I change it?

I could not find the document about the above,
also please let me know the pointer of it.

regards,
 Yoshiki TANAKA.

[Nathan Marz]

On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 8:58 PM, YOTA <yotana...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,

I have some questions about new metrics on 0.8.2 as follows,

1.  Is #Executed the number of calling execute() method ?
     I would like to know the definition of it.

Yes.

 

2.  How different is "Execute latency" from "Process latency" ?, it includes a period of a tuple waiting on queue. ?
     I would like to know the definition of it, too.

Process latency is time until tuple is acked, execute latency is time spent in execute for a tuple

 

3. is the period of Capacity static ? now it would be last 10m only, i guess. Could I change it?

It's static. But it's a derived metric anyway that you can deduce from #executed and execute latency.

 

I could not find the document about the above,
also please let me know the pointer of it.

regards,
 Yoshiki TANAKA.

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[invader zim]

Hi, while we're talking about metrics, is there a way of examining the real-time tuple rate through a bolt/ coming out of a spout (I mean aside from just counting the tuples that go by in a time interval inside your component)

[YOTA]

Hi Nathan,

Thank you for all.


2013年1月30日水曜日 16時50分58秒 UTC+9 Nathan Marz: