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would it make sense to add an expvar exporter? #68
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+1. Metrics.NET has this nice http interface: https://github.com/danielcrenna/metrics-net/blob/master/README.markdown It would be nice to have the same either through expvar or same mechanism implemented by Metrics.NET (or both). |
Yep, I'd merge that. |
https://github.com/etishor/Metrics.NET is a better reference and has this really nic webapp ui. |
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@Dieterbe I am trying to catch up on the backlog here.. Did this ever turn into a pull request to |
I see that it's here #96 Thanks! |
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seems useful to also be able to export all metrics using expvar
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