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Change ignite.total_allocated_pages and ignite.total_allocated_size from monotonic_count to gauge #9939

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What does this PR do?

This PR replaces ignite.total_allocated_pages and ignite.total_allocated_size from being monotonic_count to gauge, as the metrics make more sense as gauges.

The default dashboard for Ignite does not use either, so this change won't affect the dashboard.

Currently the CI is failing, but it will be fixed once DataDog/jmxfetch#369 is merged in.

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@ghost ghost added the integration/ignite label Aug 20, 2021
@yzhan289 yzhan289 changed the title Change metric type from monotonic_count to gauge Change ignite.total_allocated_pages and ignite.total_allocated_size from monotonic_count to gauge Aug 20, 2021
@yzhan289 yzhan289 merged commit d59bec4 into master Aug 20, 2021
@yzhan289 yzhan289 deleted the az/ignite-gauge branch August 20, 2021 21:00
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