Deimos b011be34ef Add simple metrics to event stream consumer jobs
This adds some very simple metrics to all of the background jobs that
consume the event streams. Currently, the only "real" metric is a
counter tracking how many messages have been processed by that consumer,
but a lot of the value will come from being able to utilize the
automatic "up" metric provided by Prometheus to monitor and make sure
that all of the jobs are running.

I decided to use ports starting from 25010 for these jobs - this is
completely arbitrary, it's just a fairly large range of unassigned
ports, so shouldn't conflict with anything.

I'm not a fan of how much hard-coding is involved here for the different
ports and jobs in the Prometheus config, but it's also not a big deal.
2020-05-14 18:19:26 -06:00
2019-09-26 12:10:49 -06:00

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