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We set our buckets to accommodate for nanoseconds in latency metrics, however this isn't true anymore in newer versions of Cassandra, which are actually storing the dropwizard with microseconds.
Thus, we need to modify the timerFiller with nanosecond buckets for 3.11/4.0, but microseconds for 4.1/5.0.
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┆Issue Number: MAPI-77
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* [CHANGE] [#556](#556) Update Management API dependencies to address CVEs
* [CHANGE] [#547](#547) Deprecate Cassandra 3.11 support
* [FEATURE] [#551](#551) Add Cassandra 5.0.2 to the build matrix
* [FEATURE] [#549](#549) Add DSE 6.9.3 to the build matrix
* [ENHANCEMENT] [#552](#552) Improve "liveness" probe implementation
* [BUGFIX] [#553](#553) Fix CassandraTaskExports metric filtering to make it work with 5.0.x Major compactions
* [BUGFIX] [#560](#560) Fix LatencyMetrics bucketing on 4.1 and 5.0 as their reservoir stores the data in microseconds, not nano (unlike 3.11 and 4.0)
* [BUGFIX] [#562](#562) Fix version detection
We set our buckets to accommodate for nanoseconds in latency metrics, however this isn't true anymore in newer versions of Cassandra, which are actually storing the dropwizard with microseconds.
Thus, we need to modify the timerFiller with nanosecond buckets for 3.11/4.0, but microseconds for 4.1/5.0.
┆Issue is synchronized with this Jira Story by Unito
┆Issue Number: MAPI-77
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: