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Merge pull request #142 from sethboyles/patch-4
Clarify CC scaling metrics
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Cloud Controller emits the following metrics:
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* `cc.requests.outstanding.gauge` or `cc.requests.outstanding` (deprecated)
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* `cc.requests.outstanding.gauge` or `cc_requests_outstanding_total`
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* Thin: is at or consistently near 20.
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* Puma: is at or consistently near the total number of available Puma threads on the VM. You can calculate this with `Puma Workers x Puma Max Threads`.
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* Puma: is at or consistently near the total number of available Puma threads on the VM. You can calculate this with `Puma Workers x Puma Max Threads`.
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* Note: `cc.requests.outstanding.gauge` does not work correctly with Puma. Use `cc_requests_outstanding_total`.
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* `system.cpu.user`
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* Thin: is above 0.85 utilization of a single core on the API VM. This metric is scaled by number of cores. If the VM has more than 1 core, you can determine how much Thin is using of a single core by using the formula `system.cpu.user / (1 / Number of CPU Cores)`.
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* Puma: is above 0.85 total utilization.

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