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Add a metric for persistent cache errors #3145

Open kklimonda-fn opened 10 months ago

kklimonda-fn commented 10 months ago

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The codebase has been enhanced to track errors in cache operations more meticulously. A new metric name constant has been introduced, and the ObjectStorageBackedDMap structure now includes an error counter. The Get and Put methods within this type have been updated to increment this counter upon encountering errors, thus improving monitoring capabilities.

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File Path Change Summary
pkg/metrics/schema.go Introduced constant for tracking cache operation errors.
pkg/objectstorage/persistent-dmap.go Modified ObjectStorageBackedDMap to include error tracking field and updated Get and Put methods.

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We count the errors in the night.
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