Class CodahaleStatsLogger
- java.lang.Object
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- org.apache.bookkeeper.stats.codahale.CodahaleStatsLogger
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
StatsLogger
- Direct Known Subclasses:
FastCodahaleStatsLogger
public class CodahaleStatsLogger extends java.lang.Object implements StatsLogger
AStatsLogger
implemented based on Codahale metrics library.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description CodahaleStatsLogger(com.codahale.metrics.MetricRegistry metrics, java.lang.String basename)
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description Counter
getCounter(java.lang.String statName)
OpStatsLogger
getOpStatsLogger(java.lang.String statName)
Counter
getThreadScopedCounter(java.lang.String name)
Thread-scoped stats not currently supported.OpStatsLogger
getThreadScopedOpStatsLogger(java.lang.String name)
Thread-scoped stats not currently supported.<T extends java.lang.Number>
voidregisterGauge(java.lang.String statName, Gauge<T> gauge)
Register given gauge as name name.void
removeScope(java.lang.String name, StatsLogger statsLogger)
Remove the given statsLogger for scope name.StatsLogger
scope(java.lang.String scope)
Provide the stats logger under scope name.<T extends java.lang.Number>
voidunregisterGauge(java.lang.String statName, Gauge<T> gauge)
Unregister given gauge from name name.-
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Methods inherited from interface org.apache.bookkeeper.stats.StatsLogger
scopeLabel
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Method Detail
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getOpStatsLogger
public OpStatsLogger getOpStatsLogger(java.lang.String statName)
- Specified by:
getOpStatsLogger
in interfaceStatsLogger
- Parameters:
statName
- Stats Name- Returns:
- Get the logger for an OpStat described by the name.
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getCounter
public Counter getCounter(java.lang.String statName)
- Specified by:
getCounter
in interfaceStatsLogger
- Parameters:
statName
- Stats Name- Returns:
- Get the logger for a simple stat described by the name
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registerGauge
public <T extends java.lang.Number> void registerGauge(java.lang.String statName, Gauge<T> gauge)
Description copied from interface:StatsLogger
Register given gauge as name name.- Specified by:
registerGauge
in interfaceStatsLogger
- Parameters:
statName
- gauge namegauge
- gauge function
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unregisterGauge
public <T extends java.lang.Number> void unregisterGauge(java.lang.String statName, Gauge<T> gauge)
Description copied from interface:StatsLogger
Unregister given gauge from name name.- Specified by:
unregisterGauge
in interfaceStatsLogger
- Parameters:
statName
- name of the gaugegauge
- gauge function
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scope
public StatsLogger scope(java.lang.String scope)
Description copied from interface:StatsLogger
Provide the stats logger under scope name.- Specified by:
scope
in interfaceStatsLogger
- Parameters:
scope
- scope name.- Returns:
- stats logger under scope name.
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removeScope
public void removeScope(java.lang.String name, StatsLogger statsLogger)
Description copied from interface:StatsLogger
Remove the given statsLogger for scope name. It can be no-op if the underlying stats provider doesn't have the ability to remove scope.- Specified by:
removeScope
in interfaceStatsLogger
- Parameters:
name
- name of the scopestatsLogger
- the stats logger of this scope.
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getThreadScopedOpStatsLogger
public OpStatsLogger getThreadScopedOpStatsLogger(java.lang.String name)
Thread-scoped stats not currently supported.- Specified by:
getThreadScopedOpStatsLogger
in interfaceStatsLogger
- Parameters:
name
- Stats Name- Returns:
- Get the logger for an OpStat described by the name with extra labels for the threadpool/threadname and thread no. Lone threads always have 0 as their thread no.
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getThreadScopedCounter
public Counter getThreadScopedCounter(java.lang.String name)
Thread-scoped stats not currently supported.- Specified by:
getThreadScopedCounter
in interfaceStatsLogger
- Parameters:
name
- Stats Name- Returns:
- Get the logger for a simple stat described by the name with extra labels for the threadpool/threadname and thread no. Lone threads always have 0 as their thread no.
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