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Remove old reference to ejabberd_c2s in metrics
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NelsonVides committed Nov 17, 2023
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Expand Up @@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ Metrics specific to an extension, e.g. Message Archive Management, are described
| `[global, nodeUpTime]` | value | Node uptime. |
| `[global, clusterSize]` | value | A number of nodes in a MongooseIM cluster seen by a given MongooseIM node (based on Mnesia). For CETS use `global.cets.system.joined_nodes` instead. |
| `[global, tcpPortsUsed]` | value | A number of open tcp connections. This should relate to the number of connected sessions and databases, as well as federations and http requests, in order to detect connection leaks. |
| `[global, processQueueLengths]` | probe | The number of queued messages in the internal message queue of every erlang process, and the internal queue of every fsm (ejabberd\_c2s). This is sampled every 30 seconds asynchronously. It is a good indicator of an overloaded system: if too many messages are queued at the same time, the system is not able to process the data at the rate it was designed for. |
| `[global, processQueueLengths]` | probe | The number of queued messages in the internal message queue of every erlang process, and the internal queue of every fsm (ejabberd\_s2s). This is sampled every 30 seconds asynchronously. It is a good indicator of an overloaded system: if too many messages are queued at the same time, the system is not able to process the data at the rate it was designed for. |

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