Redis metrics doc

[dkomarek]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Introduced a new "Redis Metrics" section that details key performance indicators for Redis. This update provides users with metrics to monitor connection usage, including current idle and total connections, as well as counts for stale connections, hit successes, misses, and timeouts.

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Walkthrough

The documentation in lab/metrics.md has been updated with a new section titled "Redis Metrics." This section details six specific metrics for Redis connection management, including counts for idle connections, stale connections, total connections, as well as hits, misses, and timeouts. The changes provide clear guidance on monitoring and understanding the state of Redis connections.

Changes

File	Change Summary
lab/metrics.md	Added a new "Redis Metrics" section documenting six metrics: rr_redis_pool_conn_idle_current, rr_redis_pool_conn_stale_total, rr_redis_pool_conn_total_current, rr_redis_pool_hit_total, rr_redis_pool_miss_total, rr_redis_pool_timeout_total.

Poem

I'm a bunny with a clever hop,
Reading docs that just won't stop.
Redis metrics now bounce in view,
Guiding connections, old and new.
Hopping through numbers, feeling grand—
A joyful leap in our document land!

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

lab/metrics.md (1)

81-91: Review of the New "Redis Metrics" Section

The newly added section is clear and well-structured. It details the six Redis-related metrics with concise descriptions that align well with the documentation style used in previous sections.

Suggestion for Consistency: Consider capitalizing "Redis plugin" consistently. For instance, change “provided by the redis plugin” to “provided by the Redis plugin” so it matches the capitalization used in the section title and in other parts of the documentation.

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lab/metrics.md:83

• [nitpick] Consider capitalizing 'redis plugin' as 'Redis plugin' for consistency in naming conventions across the documentation.

The Redis metrics provided by the redis plugin include: