2 posts tagged with "metrics"

Overview​

Skpr now supports custom application metrics. Applications can expose metrics rooted in their own business logic, not just infrastructure signals like CPU and memory usage.

This lets you track what actually matters to your platform. For example: active user sessions, queue depth, or pieces of content published. You define the metrics in your application, and Skpr surfaces them alongside the platform's existing observability data.

Metrics are exposed in Prometheus format. Prometheus is a widely used open standard for collecting and querying time-series data. Any monitoring or alerting tool that reads this format can scrape, graph, and alert on your metrics with no custom integration work.

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• How to enable application metrics for Drupal

Overview​

You can now view Content Delivery Network (CDN) upload and download metrics directly in the Skpr user interface.

These metrics show how much data your CDN is serving and receiving over time. That makes it easier to understand traffic patterns and spot unusual spikes.

Everything sits alongside your existing Skpr metrics, so you get a single view of how your application is performing.