Add GC committed bytes to known counters#2139
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Can we make this counter MB instead of B to align with the heap size counter? |
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@davidfowl we could, but in general the GC counters are a little all over the place (some are in MB, some are in B). It might make more sense to make everything in B. |
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For things we already shipped in .NET 5 I don't think we should change them or it could break people's monitoring rules. Things added during .NET 6 we can still change and we should try to be more consistent going forward. |
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Lets make it MB then its weird seeing 19MB for GC heap and 45,000,000 B for committed GC bytes |
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Corresponding runtime PR: dotnet/runtime#50604