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[DRAFT] feat: client side metrics handlers - #1189
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Closing stale PRs to prepare for the code migration to google-cloud-python |
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This PR builds off of #1187 to add handlers to the client-side metrics system, which can subscribe to the metrics stream, and export the results into different collection systems
TODO:
We add three handlers to the system:
GoogleCloudMetricsHandler: sends metrics to a private OpenTelemetry meter, and then periodically exports them to GCP. Built on top ofOpenTelemetryMetricsHandlerOpenTelemetryMetricsHandler: sends metrics to the root MeterProvider, so the user can access the exported metrics for their own systems. This will be off by default, but can be added alongsideGoogleCloudMetricsHandlerif needed_StdoutMetricsHandler: can print metrics to stdout as they arrive. Mostly for debugging (we can remove this if you don't think it's useful)