tetragon: Add metric to report rate limited events #1453
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Tetragon can set a maximum rate limit to push events. And when this is done we also track the number of events that were dropped due to a rate limit. When drops occur we generate a summary event to report how many drops happened. This adds a metric for this as well so it can be tracked easily from prometheous. Signed-off-by: John Fastabend <john.fastabend@gmail.com>
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Tetragon can set a maximum rate limit to push events. And when this is done we also track the number of events that were dropped due to a rate limit. When drops occur we generate a summary event to report how many drops happened. This adds a metric for this as well so it can be tracked easily from prometheous.