The simple statsd client for .Net is a robust, easy-to-use way of feeding metrics into a statsd-compatible server. You can use it to log counts, timings and gauges. Features include: * Log counts, timings, gauges, sets and raw metrics * Has an additional API that uses dynamics to create and submit stats * Fault-tolerant client that can be configured to fail silently (with a warning) if misconfigured * IStatsdClient interface for easy mocking in unit tests * Allows for customisation of every output stat to do things like screen metrics before sending * Supports a user-defined prefix to prepend to every metric * Outputs to UDP or TCP .Net 4.5 Users: * Use the StatsdExtensions to define metrics without having to manipulate strings * The dynamic stats builder interface provides a cleaner alternative to creating and logging metrics Licence: MIT
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The simple statsd client for .Net is a robust, easy-to-use way of feeding metrics into a statsd-compatible server. You can use it to log counts, timings and gauges. Features include: * Log counts, timings, gauges, sets and raw metrics * Has an additional API that uses dynamics to create and submit stats * Fault-tolerant client that can be configured to fail silently (with a warning) if misconfigured * IStatsdClient interface for easy mocking in unit tests * Allows for customisation of every output stat to do things like screen metrics before sending * Supports a user-defined prefix to prepend to every metric * Outputs to UDP or TCP .Net 4.5 Users: * Use the StatsdExtensions to define metrics without having to manipulate strings * The dynamic stats builder interface provides a cleaner alternative to creating and logging metrics Licence: MIT
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