Add gauge metrics for block building steps #205
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Yeah, I'll look into this and try it out in a separate PR |
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📝 Summary
Add gauge metrics for many metrics that happen once during block building. Also fix a few of the flashblocks metrics that were using the same payload metrics that normal block building used.
💡 Motivation and Context
Many of the current metrics that are recorded once per block are tracked with histograms, but it would be more useful to use gauges for them to get more accurate metrics for them. This is a somewhat common pattern, to use both a histogram and a gauge to track something, as seen in paradigmxyz/reth#10728.
✅ I have completed the following steps:
make lintmake test