pmetricutiltest

Documentation

Index

• func Metric(id string, dps ...pmetric.NumberDataPoint) pmetric.Metric
• func NewMetrics(resourceIDs, scopeIDs, metricIDs, dataPointIDs string) pmetric.Metrics
• func NewMetricsFromOpts(resources ...pmetric.ResourceMetrics) pmetric.Metrics
• func NumberDataPoint(id string) pmetric.NumberDataPoint
• func Resource(id string, scopes ...pmetric.ScopeMetrics) pmetric.ResourceMetrics
• func Scope(id string, metrics ...pmetric.Metric) pmetric.ScopeMetrics

Functions

func Metric

func Metric(id string, dps ...pmetric.NumberDataPoint) pmetric.Metric

func NewMetrics

func NewMetrics(resourceIDs, scopeIDs, metricIDs, dataPointIDs string) pmetric.Metrics

NewMetrics returns a pmetric.Metrics with a uniform structure where resources, scopes, metrics, and datapoints are identical across all instances, except for one identifying field.

Identifying fields: - Resources have an attribute called "resourceName" with a value of "resourceN". - Scopes have a name with a value of "scopeN". - Metrics have a name with a value of "metricN" and a single time series of data points. - DataPoints have an attribute "dpName" with a value of "dpN".

Example: NewMetrics("AB", "XYZ", "MN", "1234") returns:

resourceA, resourceB
    each with scopeX, scopeY, scopeZ
        each with metricM, metricN
            each with dp1, dp2, dp3, dp4

Each byte in the input string is a unique ID for the corresponding element.

func NewMetricsFromOpts

func NewMetricsFromOpts(resources ...pmetric.ResourceMetrics) pmetric.Metrics

func NumberDataPoint

func NumberDataPoint(id string) pmetric.NumberDataPoint

func Resource

func Resource(id string, scopes ...pmetric.ScopeMetrics) pmetric.ResourceMetrics

func Scope

func Scope(id string, metrics ...pmetric.Metric) pmetric.ScopeMetrics