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Send Metrics data to ServiceControl

NuGet Package: NServiceBus.Metrics.ServiceControl (4.x)

The NServiceBus.Metrics.ServiceControl component enables sending monitoring data gathered with NServiceBus.Metrics to a ServiceControl.Monitoring service.

Configuration

After adding the package to the project, metrics are sent to ServiceControl once enabled.

It can be enabled via:

const string SERVICE_CONTROL_METRICS_ADDRESS = "particular.monitoring";

var metrics = endpointConfiguration.EnableMetrics();

metrics.SendMetricDataToServiceControl(
    serviceControlMetricsAddress: SERVICE_CONTROL_METRICS_ADDRESS,
    interval: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10),
    instanceId: "INSTANCE_ID_OPTIONAL");
The metrics feature can't be used on send-only endpoints

Service Control Metrics Address

The default instance name is particular.monitoring which is also used as the input queue for ServiceControl monitoring.

Interval

Specifies maximum delay for sending metrics report.

Time To Be Received

By default, messages sent to the monitoring instance of ServiceControl have Time To Be Received set to 7 days. This value can be overridden when needed using following API:

metrics.SetServiceControlMetricsMessageTTBR(TimeSpan.FromHours(1));

Instance ID

An override for $.diagnostics.hostid and $.diagnostics.hostdisplayname.

It is recommended to override the host id and host display name via NServiceBus core and to use the API without the InstanceId argument. By default, the monitoring plug-in will use these values to identify the monitored endpoint instances in the user-interface.

Make sure that the InstanceId value is unique and human readable.

A human readable value is being passed in the following example:

const string SERVICE_CONTROL_METRICS_ADDRESS = "particular.monitoring";

var endpointName = "MyEndpoint";
var machineName = $"{Dns.GetHostName()}.{IPGlobalProperties.GetIPGlobalProperties().DomainName}";
var instanceIdentifier = $"{endpointName}@{machineName}";

var metrics = endpointConfiguration.EnableMetrics();

metrics.SendMetricDataToServiceControl(
    serviceControlMetricsAddress: SERVICE_CONTROL_METRICS_ADDRESS,
    interval: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10),
    instanceId: instanceIdentifier);
It is not required to add a process identification. The InstanceId is not required to be physically identifying the running instance uniquely. The plugin uses its own internal unique session identifier for this.

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