This implementation is deprecated in favor of the MeterBinder maintained as
part of the Hibernate project as of version 5.4.26. See
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.hibernate/hibernate-micrometer/
This implementation is deprecated in favor of the MeterBinder maintained as
part of the Hibernate project as of version 5.4.26. See
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.hibernate/hibernate-micrometer/
Use {AbstractTimerBuilder.serviceLevelObjectives(Duration...)} instead. "Service
Level Agreement" is more formally the agreement between an engineering organization
and the business. Service Level Objectives are set more conservatively than the SLA
to provide some wiggle room while still satisfying the business requirement. SLOs
are the threshold we intend to measure against, then.
Use DistributionStatisticConfig.Builder.serviceLevelObjectives(double...) instead. "Service
Level Agreement" is more formally the agreement between an engineering
organization and the business. Service Level Objectives are set more
conservatively than the SLA to provide some wiggle room while still satisfying
the business requirement. SLOs are the threshold we intend to measure against,
then.
Use DistributionStatisticConfig.Builder.serviceLevelObjectives(double...) instead. "Service
Level Agreement" is more formally the agreement between an engineering
organization and the business. Service Level Objectives are set more
conservatively than the SLA to provide some wiggle room while still satisfying
the business requirement. SLOs are the threshold we intend to measure against,
then.
Use {DistributionSummary.Builder.serviceLevelObjectives(double...)} instead. "Service
Level Agreement" is more formally the agreement between an engineering
organization and the business. Service Level Objectives are set more
conservatively than the SLA to provide some wiggle room while still satisfying
the business requirement. SLOs are the threshold we intend to measure against,
then.
Use {DistributionSummary.Builder.serviceLevelObjectives(double...)} instead. "Service
Level Agreement" is more formally the agreement between an engineering
organization and the business. Service Level Objectives are set more
conservatively than the SLA to provide some wiggle room while still satisfying
the business requirement. SLOs are the threshold we intend to measure against,
then.
Timer implementations should now declare at construction time whether
they support aggregable percentiles or not. By declaring it up front, Micrometer
can memory optimize the histogram structure used to store distribution statistics.