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Index

• Variables
• func Float64frombytes(bytes []byte) float64
• func RecordAppPodsCount(count int, clusterName, slice, ns string)
• func RecordServicecExportAvailableEndpointsCount(count int, clusterName, slice, ns, svc string)
• func SinceInMilliseconds(startTime time.Time) float64
• func SinceInseconds(startTime time.Time) float64

Variables

var (
	ClusterName = monitoring.MustCreateLabel("clusterName")
	Namespace   = monitoring.MustCreateLabel("namespace")
	Slice       = monitoring.MustCreateLabel("slice")
	Service     = monitoring.MustCreateLabel("service")
)

Declare labels

Functions

func Float64frombytes

func Float64frombytes(bytes []byte) float64

Float64frombytes converts bytes to float

func RecordAppPodsCount

func RecordAppPodsCount(count int, clusterName, slice, ns string)

RecordAppPodsCount records currently active app pod count in prometheus

func RecordServicecExportAvailableEndpointsCount

func RecordServicecExportAvailableEndpointsCount(count int, clusterName, slice, ns, svc string)

RecordServicecExportAvailableEndpointsCount records currently active serviceexports endpoints

func SinceInMilliseconds

func SinceInMilliseconds(startTime time.Time) float64

SinceInMilliseconds produces time difference in milliseconds

func SinceInseconds

func SinceInseconds(startTime time.Time) float64

SinceInseconds produces time difference in seconds