@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Two of the basic concepts of a Prometheus client are [Registries](@ref) and
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Two of the basic concepts of a Prometheus client are [Registries](@ref) and
[Collectors](@ref). Registries are collections of collectors, and the collectors are the
units responsible to record and capture metrics. Client libraries implement a default
registry which all collectors implicity register with, so for basic usage there is no need
to interact with a registry (see [Default collector registry](@ref)).
to interact with a registry (see [Default registry](@ref)).
The third important concept is [Exposition](@ref) of the collected metrics. Typically
metrics are exposed over a HTTP server, as in the [Quickstart](@ref)-example just below. See
@ -138,6 +138,15 @@ metrics about I/O operations. Metrics from this collector have the `process_` pr
@@ -138,6 +138,15 @@ metrics about I/O operations. Metrics from this collector have the `process_` pr
their name. This collector is only available on Linux since it requires the `/proc` file
system.
A `ProcessCollector` for the current process is registered automatically with the
default registry, see [Default registry](@ref) for more details.