Add support for Datadog Service Checks#100
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These are implemented as `last_value` metrics with `report_as: :service_check`. It does not support the "host" or "message" property, since TelemetryMetrics doesn't really seem to have a good way to express them. Fixes beam-telemetry#72
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@jeffutter are those just tags that need to be sent with the service check event? |
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I don't believe they are just tags. They are additional custom fields in the statsd payload. You can see the reference here: https://docs.datadoghq.com/developers/dogstatsd/datagram_shell/?tab=servicechecks E.x. |
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These are implemented as
last_valuemetrics withreport_as: :service_check. It does not support the "host" or "message" property, since TelemetryMetrics doesn't really seem to have a good way to express them.Fixes #72