[receiver/iis] Do not pass metrics details to pkg/winperfcounters #9789
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This is refactoring of the iisreceiver to make it use pkg/winperfcounters just as a source of perf counter values and do not pass metric details back and forth. `pkg/winperfcounters` uses user configuration structures from `windowsperfcounters` receiver as its API interface which seems unnecessary. This is one of the steps in bigger refactoring to make the pkg/winperfcounters interface concise and not dependent on user setting structures from windowsperfcounters receiver.
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@djaglowski can you please take a look at this one and #9787 once you have a chance? |
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This is refactoring of the iisreceiver to make it use pkg/winperfcounters just as a source of perf counter values and do not pass metric details back and forth.
pkg/winperfcountersuses user configuration structures fromwindowsperfcountersreceiver as its API interface which seems unnecessary. This is one of the steps in bigger refactoring to make the pkg/winperfcounters interface concise and not dependent on user setting structures from windowsperfcounters receiver.