Arek Gil
Arek Gil
I agree that the points mentioned above should be covered (it's a lot, but we'll get there). Apart from describing the tools that can be used, I think we should...
> BTW the same should be done for telemetry itself to provide more seamless migration for consumers. Do you mean creating an Elixir module delegating to the Erlang one?
@hauleth I'm not sure what you mean, or maybe I don't see the problem we're trying to solve here 😄 Regarding use of records, I would vote against it, because...
As Łukasz wrote in [a comment above](https://github.com/erlef/eef-observability-wg/issues/3#issuecomment-497357760), metric types supported by the libraries around fall into following buckets: * metric counting the number of measurements. AFAIK this kind of counter...
`exometer`, `folsom` and `metrics` (which uses first two as backends) are all quite popular (assessing by number of downloads on Hex) and allow to export metrics to multiple external systems....
To me, the difference between using a registry and data structures boils down to these two things: 1. With data structures, we need to tell the reporter which metrics it...
Can you please explain `eject` functionality? I'm not sure I get it 😦
Thanks, now I understand :) Sounds good 👍
Couldn't we cache the data and not remove the trees when we switch tabs? But this thinking might be related to my lack of frontend knowledge.
@erszcz 👍 Huge +1 to "exposing generic interfaces". If we'd manage to remove user specs from config files, and pass all of them explicitly instead, that would be awesome. The...