Clojure API over the Prometheus Java SDK.
This API doesn't try to keep you far away from the Java API. You will likely end up using that API directly. The functions here provide idiomatic (and performant) access to the Collectors.
All Collector creation functions take the same set of
options. :name
and :help
are required, :namespace
,
:subsystem
& :labels
are optional.
The expected usage pattern is to create a long lived Collector instance, and use the functions in this package to track the metrics. Most commonly, you will create a package level private var to keep a reference to a metric.
(require '[daaku.metrics :as m])
(def ^:private m-emails-sent (m/counter {:name :emails-sent
:help "emails we sent"}))
(defn- send-email []
(println "sending email")
(m/inc m-emails-sent))
Clojure API over the Prometheus Java SDK. This API doesn't try to keep you far away from the Java API. You will likely end up using that API directly. The functions here provide idiomatic (and performant) access to the Collectors. All Collector creation functions take the same set of options. `:name` and `:help` are required, `:namespace`, `:subsystem` & `:labels` are optional. The expected usage pattern is to create a long lived Collector instance, and use the functions in this package to track the metrics. Most commonly, you will create a package level private var to keep a reference to a metric. ```clojure (require '[daaku.metrics :as m]) (def ^:private m-emails-sent (m/counter {:name :emails-sent :help "emails we sent"})) (defn- send-email [] (println "sending email") (m/inc m-emails-sent)) ```
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