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exprting api state - #161
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Through a new exporter the ApiRateLimitState is now exposed on the actuator endpoint. With this the rate-limit state can now be monitored on the Grafana side. Two things to note here are: - The status enum is converted to ordinal and set to CRITICAL in the case that the Optional is empty - When the optional is empty the api_ratelimit_state_paused metric is set to 1 indicating that the reqzuesting has beeing paused.
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#156 Through a new exporter the ApiRateLimitState is now exposed on the actuator endpoint. With this the rate-limit state can now be monitored on the Grafana side.
Two things to note here are: