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Add process.disk.operations
metric to semantic conventions
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What about "control" (e.g. seek, S.M.A.R.T. signal)?
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I like how this is inline with
process.disk.io
, w/ direction being eitherread
orwrite
. I suspect SMART capabilities would need their own metric(s). I don't how to address seek.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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There are lots and back-and-forth, e.g. #2617.
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@reyang I do recognize that this has been a much-discussed topic:
The current state is that metrics very similar to the proposed
process.disk.operations
metric exist in the semantic conventions in the same shape as the proposed metric (with the "direction" attribute of either "read" or "write"):This proposal adds the
process.disk.operations
metric that is related toprocess.disk.io
in the same was that thesystem.disk.operations
is related tosystem.disk.io
metric. I believe this is not a controversial change and there's no reason to not add this metric in the current shape.If you want the discuss the shape of these metrics, I'd say it's better to open a separate issue.
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I have different understanding - we already know the existing ones are wrong and will take breaking changes before they can be marked stable, it'll be better to avoid adding more things that require a fix.