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AddResourceMonitoring with options is marked as obsolete
Description
We're using the .NET resource monitoring API to obtain metrics for CPU and Memory usage. There's one option that is mandatory for us to use, to work around a bug that wasn't directly fixed in code (the issue reported in #5472).
The problem that we have now is that when we try to use AddResourceMonitoring overload that accepts options, it comes up as obsolete. Is this intentional? My understanding is that the IResourceMonitor API was marked as obsolete (#5773), but that the .NET resource monitoring library is the right one to use now.
Is that case? If so, which method should I use to configure options for this functionality?
Reproduction Steps
Try to call AddResourceMonitoring(IServiceCollection, Action<IResourceMonitorBuilder>) in code.
Expected behavior
We should be able to use this method without any compiler warnings or errors.
Actual behavior
The compiler throws an error due to the method being obsolete, and no alternatives are given.
Regression?
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Known Workarounds
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Configuration
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Other information
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Hi team, could we please prioritize this issue?
Ours team also need a way to configure ResourceMonitoringOptions: (1) enable the required flags to ensure data accuracy (as in issue #5472), and (2) override CpuConsumptionRefreshInterval and MemoryConsumptionRefreshInterval to to larger values (e.g., 15s). With the current 5s default, it is spending unnecessary CPU cycles on sampling; 15s would significantly reduce overhead without hurting observability.
Do we have any alternative solution or plan for this at the moment?
