Change flag behavior to introduce metric priority levels #117
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@roclark Just took a quick hack at what I thought might sit in "core" or "extended" categories. I welcome other thoughts! |
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I will take a deeper dive at this later today depending on what my schedule looks like, but I think this looks pretty good!
While looking at the testing page, something we might want to consider is testing core vs. enabled metrics. As in, run some tests and make sure we get all of the "enabled" metrics, but also make sure that when the "core" flag is set, we only get core metrics. It's not readily obvious to me what the best way would be, but there might be value... maybe.
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| Example: ./lustre_exporter -collector.ost=disabled -collector.mdt=core -collector.mgs=extended |
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This might just be me, but I think it would be easier to read if the example is put in a code block.
"Example: ./lustre_exporter..."
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| The above example will result in a running instance of the Lustre Exporter with the following statuses: | ||
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This might need to be in a code block or a list since these wrap into the previous line in the README. I don't have a strong opinion for which one, so whatever you think would be best. See the README for an example.
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Ah, yes. That looks like doodoo.
Change flags from binary to string arguments, and introduce the concept of disabled, core, and extended. Signed-Off-By: Joe Handzik <joseph.t.handzik@hpe.com>
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@roclark Fixed the two issues you identified. Agreed that we can expand testing to include more permutations of core vs extended, but also agree that the path to adding that is a bit complex. |
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Change flags from binary to string arguments, and introduce the concept of disabled, core, and extended.
Signed-Off-By: Joe Handzik joseph.t.handzik@hpe.com
Fixes issue #116.