I am trying to use hystrix to monitor a certain network call. But all the metrics I try to monitor are always empty. What am I doing wrong?
I simulate a network call by implementing a (somewhat) RESTful interface that returns a pow calculation:
GetPowerCommand gpc = new GetPowerCommand(5, 82);
powerMetrics = gpc.getMetrics();
This is how I call the hystrix command and expect to get some metrics (at least Requests: not 0)
boolean run = true;
while (run) {
try {
Thread.sleep(1000);
} catch (InterruptedException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
run = false;
}
System.out.println("GetPowerCommand.run(): " + gpc.run());
System.out.println("GetPowerCommand.run(): " + gpc.run());
System.out.println("getStatsStringFromMetrics(powerMetrics): " + getStatsStringFromMetrics(powerMetrics));
}
But all I get is:
GetPowerCommand.run(): <p>I guess .. </p><p>2^5 = 32</p>
GetPowerCommand.run(): <p>I guess .. </p><p>2^5 = 32</p>
getStatsStringFromMetrics(powerMetrics): Requests: 0 Errors: 0 (0%) Mean: 0 50th: 0 75th: 0 90th: 0 99th: 0
GetPowerCommand.run(): <p>I guess .. </p><p>2^5 = 32</p>
GetPowerCommand.run(): <p>I guess .. </p><p>2^5 = 32</p>
getStatsStringFromMetrics(powerMetrics): Requests: 0 Errors: 0 (0%) Mean: 0 50th: 0 75th: 0 90th: 0 99th: 0
edit: my metrics retrieval method:
private static String getStatsStringFromMetrics(HystrixCommandMetrics metrics) {
StringBuilder m = new StringBuilder();
if (metrics != null) {
HealthCounts health = metrics.getHealthCounts();
m.append("Requests: ").append(health.getTotalRequests()).append(" ");
m.append("Errors: ").append(health.getErrorCount()).append(" (").append(health.getErrorPercentage())
.append("%) ");
m.append("Mean: ").append(metrics.getTotalTimeMean()).append(" ");
m.append("50th: ").append(metrics.getExecutionTimePercentile(50)).append(" ");
m.append("75th: ").append(metrics.getExecutionTimePercentile(75)).append(" ");
m.append("90th: ").append(metrics.getExecutionTimePercentile(90)).append(" ");
m.append("99th: ").append(metrics.getExecutionTimePercentile(99)).append(" ");
}
return m.toString();
}