Collect metrics on the IS-IS adjacency state #194
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The current IS-IS metrics only provide the total counters, i.e., number of adjacencies and how many are up. This is great for a dashboard-like approach, but insufficient when you need to look into a more granular per-adjacency, for example for alerting. Adding a new ``junos_isis_adjacency_state`` metrics family that provide the adjacency state.
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The current IS-IS metrics only provide the total counters, i.e., number
of adjacencies and how many are up. This is great for a dashboard-like
approach, but insufficient when you need to look into a more granular
per-adjacency, for example for alerting.
Adding a new
junos_isis_adjacency_statemetrics family that providethe adjacency state.
Closes #113.