It is not possible to encode a measurement, tag, or field whose last
character is a backslash due to it being an unescapable character.
Because the tight coupling between line protocol and the internal metric
model, prevent metrics like this from being created.
Measurements with a trailing slash are not allowed and the point will be
dropped. Tags and fields with a trailing a slash will be dropped from
the point.
main reasons behind this:
- make adding/removing tags cheap
- make adding/removing fields cheap
- make parsing cheaper
- make parse -> decorate -> write out bytes metric flow much faster
Refactor serializer to use byte buffer
in this commit:
- chunks out the http request body to avoid making very large
allocations.
- establishes a limit for the maximum http request body size that the
listener will accept.
- utilizes a pool of byte buffers to reduce GC pressure.
in this commit:
- centralize logging output handler.
- set global Info/Debug/Error log levels based on config file or flags.
- remove per-plugin debug arg handling.
- add a I!, D!, or E! to every log message.
- add configuration option to specify where to send logs.
closes#1786
started working on this with the idea of fixing #1623, although I
realized that this was actually just a documentation issue around
a toml eccentricity.
closes#1623
this will now be the default config file location on windows, basically
it is the windows equivalent of /etc/telegraf/telegraf.conf
also updating the changelog
closes#1543
* Allow for TLS connections to ElasticSearch
Extremely similar implementation to the HTTP JSON module's
implementation of the same code.
* Changelog update
Adding precision rounding to the accumulator. This means that now every
input metric will get rounded at collection, rather than at write (and
only for the influxdb output).
This feature is disabled for service inputs, because service inputs
should be in control of their own timestamps & precisions.
Daniel Nelson
Seuf
Daniel Nelson
Patrick Hemmer
Daniel Nelson
tjmcs
Cameron Sparr
Alex Zorin
Jason Gardner
Mike Glazer