reactor.netty.http

Interface HttpMetricsRecorder

All Superinterfaces:

ChannelMetricsRecorder

All Known Subinterfaces:

HttpClientMetricsRecorder, HttpServerMetricsRecorder

All Known Implementing Classes:

ContextAwareHttpClientMetricsRecorder, ContextAwareHttpMetricsRecorder, ContextAwareHttpServerMetricsRecorder, MicrometerHttpMetricsRecorder

public interface HttpMetricsRecorder
extends ChannelMetricsRecorder

Interface for recording metrics for HTTP protocol.

Author:

Violeta Georgieva

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	incrementErrorsCount(SocketAddress remoteAddress, String uri) Increments the number of the errors that are occurred
void	recordDataReceived(SocketAddress remoteAddress, String uri, long bytes) Records the amount of the data that is received, in bytes
void	recordDataSent(SocketAddress remoteAddress, String uri, long bytes) Records the amount of the data that is sent, in bytes

Methods inherited from interface reactor.netty.channel.ChannelMetricsRecorder

incrementErrorsCount, recordConnectTime, recordDataReceived, recordDataSent, recordResolveAddressTime, recordTlsHandshakeTime

Method Detail

recordDataReceived

void recordDataReceived(SocketAddress remoteAddress,
                        String uri,
                        long bytes)

Records the amount of the data that is received, in bytes

Parameters:

remoteAddress - The remote peer

uri - the requested URI

bytes - The amount of the data that is received, in bytes

recordDataSent

void recordDataSent(SocketAddress remoteAddress,
                    String uri,
                    long bytes)

Records the amount of the data that is sent, in bytes

Parameters:

remoteAddress - The remote peer

uri - the requested URI

bytes - The amount of the data that is sent, in bytes

incrementErrorsCount

void incrementErrorsCount(SocketAddress remoteAddress,
                          String uri)

Increments the number of the errors that are occurred

Parameters:

remoteAddress - The remote peer

uri - the requested URI