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Upgrade to latest dropwizard metrics #133
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Please submit a PR. |
I'm already on it @michaelklishin. I guess the decision of whether to keep these components should be based on actual usage, and what you'd like to support. It may be possible to only make a partial update - still don't know... WDYT? |
Are there separate projects for those targets? I find it hard to believe that InfluxDB and Metrics have so few users in common. I'd like to keep those but if it means maintaining 3 more projects that's probably unrealistic, so we should drop them. Our next release will be a 3.0, so we can do that. |
I agree, dropwizard and InfluxDB are both popular projects. InfluxDB is now a part of a commercial product though, which may have reduced some of the users. |
I opened these issues: Metrics-ganglia is gone. Couldn't find this project, or anything similar. I'll wait to see how they respond, then decide how to proceed |
@eranharel Looks like those projects did upgrades. Any update on what you were working on? |
@jakemcc I started upgrading it on my laptop back then when I opened this ticket. Can't find this work now, but it wasn't that difficult - mainly package renaming and such. I'll find time to come back to this soon. It shouldn't take me long to do this once I start. |
ping.. shall someone take over? |
@otrosien feel free to submit a PR. |
I think we're close on the InfluxDB and Riemann reporters supporting Java 9+ and using Riemann 4.x:
metrics-ganglia looks to be dropped for good: dropwizard/dropwizard#2239 |
The latest dropwizard metrics (4.x.x) removed a lot of clutter, and is now Java 8 based and supports Java 9.
Now that the older (< 8) Java versions are EOL it makes sense to upgrade, and I'll be happy to contribute a patch if it's agreed.
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