rcmgr: use default libp2p rcmgr metrics #9947
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Not sure why sharness is failing. Has something to do with Prometheus metrics. I don't have a sharness setup locally, so I won't be able to debug this. I'd also argue (again) that it doesn't make sense to have any test that asserts what metrics downstream libraries are exposing. |
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Triage note: @Jorropo will take a look |
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Removes the bespoke rcmgr metrics with the default libp2p metrics. This allows us to use the libp2p-maintained dashboard on all of our Grafana instances.
It would be great if this could be merged for the v0.21 release. There've been quite a few instances recently where libp2p dashboards have helped us pinpoint a problem. Not having rcmgr metrics has made debugging more complicated than necessary.