release-22.2: schedulerlatency: export Go scheduling latency metric#88403
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And record data into CRDB's internal time-series database. Informs \#82743 and #87823. To export scheduling latencies to prometheus, we choose an exponential bucketing scheme with base multiple of 1.1, and the output range bounded to [50us, 100ms). This makes for ~70 buckets. It's worth noting that the default histogram buckets used in Go are not fit for our purposes. If we care about improving it, we could consider patching the runtime. bucket[ 0] width=0s boundary=[-Inf, 0s) bucket[ 1] width=1ns boundary=[0s, 1ns) bucket[ 2] width=1ns boundary=[1ns, 2ns) bucket[ 3] width=1ns boundary=[2ns, 3ns) bucket[ 4] width=1ns boundary=[3ns, 4ns) ... bucket[270] width=16.384µs boundary=[737.28µs, 753.664µs) bucket[271] width=16.384µs boundary=[753.664µs, 770.048µs) bucket[272] width=278.528µs boundary=[770.048µs, 1.048576ms) bucket[273] width=32.768µs boundary=[1.048576ms, 1.081344ms) bucket[274] width=32.768µs boundary=[1.081344ms, 1.114112ms) ... bucket[717] width=1h13m18.046511104s boundary=[53h45m14.046488576s, 54h58m32.09299968s) bucket[718] width=1h13m18.046511104s boundary=[54h58m32.09299968s, 56h11m50.139510784s) bucket[719] width=1h13m18.046511104s boundary=[56h11m50.139510784s, 57h25m8.186021888s) bucket[720] width=57h25m8.186021888s boundary=[57h25m8.186021888s, +Inf) Release note: None
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Backport 1/1 commits from #87883, 1/1 commits from #88458 on behalf of @irfansharif.
/cc @cockroachdb/release
And record data into CRDB's internal time-series database. Informs
#82743 and #87823. To export scheduling latencies to prometheus, we
choose an exponential bucketing scheme with base multiple of 1.1, and
the output range bounded to [50us, 100ms). This makes for ~70 buckets.
It's worth noting that the default histogram buckets used in Go are
not fit for our purposes. If we care about improving it, we could
consider patching the runtime.
Release note: None
Release justification: observability-only PR, low-risk high-benefit; would help understand admission control out in the wild
Release justification: