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@mweinelt Thoughts on this? Thanks! |
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Hi @normelton! Nice find and work to implement this. One thing I thought about is having the local target and the remote server-tag would be nice to have. Also having information about if the metric comes from the primary or secondary server in high availability mode. Is this something you could implement? Otherwise I think an issue should be opened to keep track of all changes. |
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This PR adds the name of the target (either remote host URL or local socket path) to the exported metric. Useful for installations supporting multiple targets.