Add support for metrics for time to lock jobs and locked count#64
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Here, build on the proposal in [1] to add a metric hook to River, and start emitting metrics for the time to lock jobs and the number of jobs locked. Especially the first metric is generally very useful for looking for queue degradation due to dead tuples. [1] riverqueue/river#1285
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Here, build on the proposal in [1] to add a metric hook to River, and
start emitting metrics for the time to lock jobs and the number of jobs
locked. Especially the first metric is generally very useful for looking
for queue degradation due to dead tuples.
[1] riverqueue/river#1285