diff --git a/signalfx-org-metrics/metrics.yaml b/signalfx-org-metrics/metrics.yaml index 5514d04e..0128dac6 100644 --- a/signalfx-org-metrics/metrics.yaml +++ b/signalfx-org-metrics/metrics.yaml @@ -196,6 +196,8 @@ sf.org.apm.numSpansDroppedInvalidByToken: sf.org.apm.numSpansDroppedOversize: brief: The number of spans Splunk APM receives that are too large to process. description: | + This metric is deprecated. See `sf.org.apm.numSpansDroppedInvalid` with the `spanTooLarge` dimension. + The number of spans Splunk APM receives that are too large to process. * Dimension(s): `orgId` @@ -207,6 +209,8 @@ sf.org.apm.numSpansDroppedOversizeByToken: brief: The number of spans Splunk APM receives that are too large to process for a specific access token. description: | + This metric is deprecated. See `sf.org.apm.numSpansDroppedInvalid` with the `spanTooLarge` dimension. + The number of spans Splunk APM receives that are too large to process for a specific access token. @@ -2157,8 +2161,6 @@ sf.org.rum.numAddSpansCallsByToken: sf.org.rum.numSpansDroppedInvalid: brief: Number of spans dropped because they were invalid. description: | - This metric is deprecated. See `sf.org.apm.numSpansDroppedInvalid` with the `spanTooLarge` dimension. - Number of spans dropped because they were invalid. Some of the reasons that spans are invalid are: spans are too large, missing required tags and invalid Trace IDs. Look through the reason column in the data table to see details for specific spans. * Dimension: `orgId`, `reason` @@ -2170,8 +2172,6 @@ sf.org.rum.numSpansDroppedInvalidByToken: brief: The number of invalid spans Splunk RUM receives for a specific access token. description: | - This metric is deprecated. See `sf.org.apm.numSpansDroppedInvalid` with the `spanTooLarge` dimension. - The number of invalid spans Splunk RUM receives for a specific access token. Some of the reasons that spans are invalid are: spans are too large, missing required tags and invalid Trace IDs. Look through the reason column in the data table to see details for specific spans.