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I was hoping to use this exporter to send built-in metrics for the bigtbale client, but bigtable uses its own custom monitored_resource. It sounds like the bigtable team had to create a custom exporter for Java, but I was hoping to avoid that for python if we can get away with it.
I opened a PR that addresses this by letting users pass in a monitored resource at init, which would have other performance benefits to users outside this niche use-case. But I can also close this and just subclass the exporter in the bigtable client if you'd prefer
The exporter currently uses a call to gcp_resource_detector.get_monitored_resource to associate a monitored resource with each metric. But it appears that gcp_resource_detector only supports a very limited set of resources, and otherwise falls back to
generic_node
. We should have a way of explicitly specifying any other monitored resource supported by GCPThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: