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Describe the feature you would like to see.
A metric that tracks how long the server has been running would be great. At the moment I'm using minecraft_tick_duration_seconds_count / 20 for that, but that'll be inaccurate if TPS falls below 20.
Use cases:
I have a script that restarts the server twice per day. Occasionally there's an out of band restart, and I don't want to automatically restart the server again half an hour later.
There's also an alert for if the restart for some reason doesn't happen.
How would you like to see this implemented?
The simplest implementation would be a static gauge that just stores the POSIX timestamp from server startup.
Slightly more convenient would be to subtract the current time from the startup time at scrape-time.
Additional information to this request.
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Is there an existing feature request for this?
Describe the feature you would like to see.
A metric that tracks how long the server has been running would be great. At the moment I'm using minecraft_tick_duration_seconds_count / 20 for that, but that'll be inaccurate if TPS falls below 20.
Use cases:
How would you like to see this implemented?
The simplest implementation would be a static gauge that just stores the POSIX timestamp from server startup.
Slightly more convenient would be to subtract the current time from the startup time at scrape-time.
Additional information to this request.
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: