eval: sum aggregation for gauges#1533
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Adds a new datapoint aggregator implementation to handle sum/count of gauge values that come from an aggregation service where there can be duplicates. The aggregation service would add a tag `atlas.aggr` with a key to use for grouping and deduping the relevant values. Values within a group will use max aggregation to be consistent with the behavior if there was a single instance of the aggregation service.
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| def datapoint: AggrDatapoint = { | ||
| val tags = init.tags - aggrTagKey | ||
| var sum = 0.0 | ||
| maxValues.foreach { (_, v) => sum = op(sum, v) } |
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I assume NaNs are filtered out before this point.
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There shouldn't be NaN values here, though note the op in this case is addNaN so it can handle them in the expected way.
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Adds a new datapoint aggregator implementation to handle sum/count of gauge values that come from an aggregation service where there can be duplicates. The aggregation service would add a tag `atlas.aggr` with a key to use for grouping and deduping the relevant values. Values within a group will use max aggregation to be consistent with the behavior if there was a single instance of the aggregation service.
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Adds a new datapoint aggregator implementation to handle sum/count of gauge values that come from an aggregation service where there can be duplicates. The aggregation service would add a tag `atlas.aggr` with a key to use for grouping and deduping the relevant values. Values within a group will use max aggregation to be consistent with the behavior if there was a single instance of the aggregation service. Backport of #1533.
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Adds a new datapoint aggregator implementation to handle sum/count of gauge values that come from an aggregation service where there can be duplicates. The aggregation service would add a tag `atlas.aggr` with a key to use for grouping and deduping the relevant values. Values within a group will use max aggregation to be consistent with the behavior if there was a single instance of the aggregation service.
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Adds a new datapoint aggregator implementation to handle sum/count of gauge values that come from an aggregation service where there can be duplicates. The aggregation service would add a tag
atlas.aggrwith a key to use for grouping and deduping the relevant values. Values within a group will use max aggregation to be consistent with the behavior if there was a single instance of the aggregation service.