Metric template
Metrics are defined using a YAML manifest with the following structure:
and properties:
name
string
No spaces are allowed
TRUE
The name of the metric
unit
string
A supported unit or a custom unit (see supported units of measure)
The unit of measure of the metric
description
string
TRUE
A description characterizing the metric
Supported units of measure
The supported units of measure for metrics are:
Temporal units
nanoseconds
microseconds
milliseconds
seconds
minutes
hours
nanoseconds
microseconds
milliseconds
seconds
minutes
hours
nanoseconds
microseconds
milliseconds
seconds
minutes
hours
nanoseconds
microseconds
milliseconds
seconds
minutes
hours
nanoseconds
microseconds
milliseconds
seconds
minutes
hours
nanoseconds
microseconds
milliseconds
seconds
minutes
hours
nanoseconds
microseconds
milliseconds
seconds
minutes
hours
nanoseconds
microseconds
milliseconds
seconds
minutes
hours
nanoseconds
microseconds
milliseconds
seconds
minutes
hours
Units of infomation
bits
kilobits
megabits
gigabit
terabit
petabit
bytes
kilobytes
megabytes
gigabytes
terabytes
petabytes
bits
kilobits
megabits
gigabit
terabit
petabit
bytes
kilobytes
megabytes
gigabytes
terabytes
petabytes
bits
kilobits
megabits
gigabit
terabit
petabit
bytes
kilobytes
megabytes
gigabytes
terabytes
petabytes
bits
kilobits
megabits
gigabit
terabit
petabit
bytes
kilobytes
megabytes
gigabytes
terabytes
petabytes
bits
kilobits
megabits
gigabit
terabit
petabit
bytes
kilobytes
megabytes
gigabytes
terabytes
petabytes
bits
kilobits
megabits
gigabit
terabit
petabit
bytes
kilobytes
megabytes
gigabytes
terabytes
petabytes
bits
kilobits
megabits
gigabit
terabit
petabit
bytes
kilobytes
megabytes
gigabytes
terabytes
petabytes
bits
kilobits
megabits
gigabit
terabit
petabit
bytes
kilobytes
megabytes
gigabytes
terabytes
petabytes
bits
kilobits
megabits
gigabit
terabit
petabit
bytes
kilobytes
megabytes
gigabytes
terabytes
petabytes
Others
percent
Notice that supported units of measure are automatically scaled for visualization purposes. In particular, for units of information, Akamas uses a base 2 scaling for bytes, i.e., 1 kilobyte = 1024 bytes, 1 megabyte = 1024 kilobytes, and so on. Other units of measure are only scaled up using millions or billions (e.g., 124000000 custom units become 124 Mln custom units).
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