HADOOP-19905. Implement HttpServer2 thread pool metrics#8520
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Description of PR
HADOOP-19905
HttpServer2Metrics (HADOOP-17133) exposes only StatisticsHandler
counters. It says nothing about the Jetty thread pool, so
administrators have no metric-level visibility into thread pool
saturation.
This patch adds gauges to HttpServer2Metrics:
maxWorkerThreads, workerThreads, busyWorkerThreads
The worker-only gauges are exposed separately because acceptor and
selector threads sit in blocking accept()/select() loops and never go
idle
How was this patch tested?
unit test and it has been running in production for over a year.
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