Report: Onboard more datatypes for Analytics #253
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yugesk
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src/data/aperf_stats.rs
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what does check_add_metrics mean? can you rename it?
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It adds metrics if the check for metrics fails.
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Changed to add_metrics.
Rule writers can start writing rules in the corresponding data type.
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Rule writers can start writing rules in the corresponding data type. We are onboarding Netstat, Vmstat, Diskstat, AperfStat,
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