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🎊 PR Preview 5bb6532 has been successfully built and deployed to https://quarkus-site-pr-2340-preview.surge.sh
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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a new documentation post detailing the migration paths and breaking changes resulting from the switch to Prometheus client v1 in the Micrometer registry.
- Introduces a new post explaining upgrade options and dependency changes
- Details specific changes to metrics naming and API usage
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There is a plan change:
Will re-write the blog to reflect that. |
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Re-wrote the post according to the new plan and zulip coments. |
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This is on hold due to other ongoing work. |
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Updated the post. It's now ready to review. |
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I need to read it again on my machine (on my phone now).
We should also advertise the working group
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| Micrometer has become the default metrics framework in Quarkus due to its stability, maturity, and widespread adoption on the Java ecosystem — not https://quarkus.io/guides/opentelemetry-metrics[OpenTelemetry Metrics]. | ||
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| Micrometer support in Quarkus is built on top af a main extension `quarkus-micrometer`, then specific registries extensions include it as a dependency and implement a registry sending out the telemetry. The Prometheus registry (`quarkus-micrometer-registry-prometheus`) is the default and most commonly used, and it is the focus of this announcement. |
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Of not af :-)
I can publicize this in that discussion but this is not part of the scope of that group. |
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@cescoffier can you please re-review. |
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| === Quarkus migration plan | ||
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To migrate to the new extension, follow these steps:
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| === Quarkus migration plan | ||
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| 1. Keep current extension as is until Quarkus 4.0 (whenever that happens) so users can migrate at a time of their choice. |
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- You can keep using the deprecated extension until Quarkus 4.0, so you can do it at your own time.
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About the migration plan, I've re-wrote it to match the user's point of view.

This is a blog post to communicate the Micromenter Prometheus client v1.x changes.