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Hi there. We're using the Micronaut framework, which has it's own HTTP client and ExecutorService, both of which get nice metrics sent out to our prometheus setup.
This project seems to fall back to it's own ExecutorService + Ning's HTTP client, and as a result I don't have as much visibility when things so sideways.
Do you have any advice on how I should solve this? For another project, I had a place where I could plug in my own HTTP client wrapper + ExecutorService and that worked well. But here it doesn't look like that is the case, though I could be misreading the code.
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Hmmm. That's an interesting request -- you're right, when we ported this project from internal at HubSpot to OSS, we basically ripped out a hybrid wrapper for the http framework we use and bundled it to speed up release. I think allowing people to supply their own http client would be a pretty solid improvement to the API.
I suspect a short term fix would be improving the metrics collected (it's a bit weak here), and a longer term solution would be an improvement to the API that lets you provide your own execution environment.
Hi there. We're using the Micronaut framework, which has it's own HTTP client and
ExecutorService
, both of which get nice metrics sent out to our prometheus setup.This project seems to fall back to it's own
ExecutorService
+ Ning's HTTP client, and as a result I don't have as much visibility when things so sideways.Do you have any advice on how I should solve this? For another project, I had a place where I could plug in my own HTTP client wrapper +
ExecutorService
and that worked well. But here it doesn't look like that is the case, though I could be misreading the code.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: