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Deigma: An event sampler
Hello forum,
I would like to announce the release of deigma 1.0.0, an event sampler.
It performs sampling of reported events within continuous one second windows.
The sampling percentage is steadily adjusted so that the events that seep through are representative of what’s happening in the system while not exceeding specified rate limits.
The sampling percentage is also exposed in the context of each reported event, so that whichever other component that later receives the samples can perform reasonable guesses about the original population with limited information.
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