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[receiver/hostmetrics] Add optional system.linux.memory.available metric #27247
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…tadata.yaml Co-authored-by: Curtis Robert <92119472+crobert-1@users.noreply.github.com>
Hi folks, gentle ping on this one :) IIUC I'm only missing one more LGTM - whom should I ask for that? |
@dmitryax should review as code owner when possible. |
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@braydonk please review as well
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LGTM
…ric (open-telemetry#27247) Implement a new metric `system.linux.memory.available`, which I defined in open-telemetry/semantic-conventions#257. **Link to tracking Issue:** open-telemetry#7417 **Testing:** added a check to an existing unit test. I had to refactor the test a bit: it assumed that a certain metric will be at position 0, which is not true now. **Documentation:** Added note in `metadata.yaml` --------- Co-authored-by: Curtis Robert <92119472+crobert-1@users.noreply.github.com>
There were some linting failures introduced in #27247. These are Windows and any non-Linux OS-specific linting failures.
Description: Implement a new metric
system.linux.memory.available
, which I defined in open-telemetry/semantic-conventions#257.Link to tracking Issue: #7417
Testing: added a check to an existing unit test. I had to refactor the test a bit: it assumed that a certain metric will be at position 0, which is not true now.
Documentation: Added note in
metadata.yaml