An exporter about prometheus, written in Python, mainly provides monitoring of api data functions, as follows: 1. Request quantity 2. Request duration per second 3. The number being requested 4. The last request took time
For details, please see: https://github.com/prometheus/client_python
Usage example: """
from apimon import ApiMonitor
apimonitor = ApiMonitor(app_name="your app name")
apimonitor.setup_metrics(app) # your app object instance
"""
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