Added support for custom metrics #322
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* Added MXBean for exporting connector metrics through JMX * Since connector Batch mode load-job-runnables do not have observability, added custom metrics to expose numbers around number of active jobs, storage-blobs etc. * made custom metrics are easily expandable for metrics around various other elements of the connector
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@pbadani @b-goyal @aniketshrimal Hi Guys can you please review this PR |
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Details
As of now the connector only exposes standard Kafka Connect MBeans metrics, but we do have lot of operations happening in connector runtime where we are missing observability. This PR adds support for exposing custom metrics from the connector runtime by adding custom JMX MBeans.
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Testing
Tested the exported metrics locally with the Jconsole, I am able to see metrics exported from all tasks of the connector.
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