[mgs] change SpPoller MissedTickBehavior to Skip
#9429
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@jgallagher points out to me that the
SpPollerin MGS' SP metrics module uses atokio::time::intervalwith the defaultMissedTickBehavior, which isBurst. This means that if we miss a one-second polling interval because, say, MGS was busy servicing other requests, or due to the vagaries of host OS scheduling, we'll send a burst of SP metrics requests right after each other. This is probably not the ideal behavior here, since the goal is just to do one poll every second.Thus, this commit changes the
SpPoller'sIntervalto use theSkipMissedTickBehavior. This way, MGS will perform up to one poll per second, with potential gaps if MGS was too busy to poll the SP within a given second. This seems less overwhelming for the poor service processor network stack, in the case that MGS was delayed.Fixes #9428