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add support for multiple metrics in a single packet #25
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| brubeck_server_mark_dropped(server); | ||
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| char *end = msgs[i].msg_hdr.msg_iov->iov_base + msgs[i].msg_len; | ||
| *end = '\0'; |
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Can you stick to C89 here? (no mixed declarations)
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Good news everyone! I've went ahead and implemented this in our internal fork of Brubeck, and published the changes. Multimetric packets are now available in the |
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Great news, Vicent, many thanks. |
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add support for multiple metrics in a single packet separated by a newline character
I'm no C expert, improvements are more than welcome. I've deployed it on our servers and its working fine. CPU load decreased by about 50% because of less packets to read or so :)
fixes #16