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Description
svc-autorelease
This reverts commit 50b0bfd9bf5f65029adb71dbf91516c33f9be527 (#2023)
Before this PR
See #2023
After this PR
I believe we're done with the analysis that this feature was built for. per-endpoint metrics may end up with very high cardinality, and put load on the metric timeseries infrastructure.
==COMMIT_MSG== Remove client request size metric channel to reduce dialogue metric load ==COMMIT_MSG==
Possible downsides?
Less insight into large requests and whether or not they're repeatable.