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@klarlabs-studio/fortify-metrics-otel

v0.1.0

Published

OpenTelemetry metrics adapter for Fortify resilience patterns

Downloads

12

Readme

@klarlabs-studio/fortify-metrics-otel

OpenTelemetry metrics adapter for the Fortify-TS resilience library.

This is the OTel sibling of @klarlabs-studio/fortify-metrics (which targets Prometheus / prom-client) and the metrics counterpart to @klarlabs-studio/fortify-tracing (which emits spans). It mirrors the Go fortify/metrics/otel package.

Installation

npm install @klarlabs-studio/fortify-metrics-otel @opentelemetry/api
# or
pnpm add @klarlabs-studio/fortify-metrics-otel @opentelemetry/api

@opentelemetry/api is an optional peer dependency — install it alongside this package.

Usage

import { MetricsMeter } from '@klarlabs-studio/fortify-metrics-otel';

// Uses the global MeterProvider configured by your OTel SDK setup.
const meter = new MetricsMeter();

// Record from pattern callbacks:
meter.recordRetryDuration('planner', elapsedSeconds);
meter.recordCircuitBreakerStateChange('llm', 'closed', 'open');
meter.recordBulkheadActive('embeddings', activeCount);

Pass an explicit MeterProvider to the constructor to target a specific pipeline instead of the global one.

Instruments

Counters, histograms, and gauges are emitted under dotted fortify.* names for the circuit breaker, retry, rate limit, timeout, and bulkhead patterns — the same signal set as the Prometheus collector, named per OTel conventions (e.g. fortify.retry.duration, fortify.circuit_breaker.successes, fortify.bulkhead.active).

Sensitive payloads

Instruments carry only pattern names, bucket keys, and state labels — never operation arguments, results, or wrapped payloads. Keep prompts, request bodies, PII, and credentials out of any custom attributes.

License

MIT