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Add environment (system/container) memory metrics #5308
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public void bindTo(MeterRegistry registry) { | ||
Runtime runtime = Runtime.getRuntime(); | ||
if (committedVirtualMemorySize != null) { | ||
Gauge.builder("system.virtualmemory.commited", operatingSystemBean, x -> invoke(committedVirtualMemorySize)) |
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Maybe split the words virtual and memory using virtual_memory
for better readability?
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And I also think that this should be process.virtual_memory.committed
. The javadoc on getCommittedVirtualMemorySize
says Returns the amount of virtual memory that is guaranteed to be available to the running process.
. So, maybe process
namespace suits it better than system.
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I renamed the gauge.
I also noticed that other metrics are referenced by the class PrometheusSample should I add MemoryMetrics to it? What is its purpose?
Resolves 5234