feat: enable APM RED metrics ingestion into Prometheus via Data Prepper#35
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Signed-off-by: ps48 <pshenoy36@gmail.com>
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Description
Configures Data Prepper's service-map pipeline to route trace-derived RED (Rate, Error, Duration) metrics to Prometheus via its new prometheus sink, using Data Prepper 2.15.0-SNAPSHOT.
Issues Resolved
This enables the APM service map page in OpenSearch Dashboards to display request rate, error rate, and latency metrics sourced from Prometheus, completing the traces → service map → RED metrics → Prometheus pipeline.
Related upstream PR: opensearch-project/data-prepper#6595
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