Add Micrometer metrics integration to OJP JDBC driver and Spring Boot starter#394
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[WIP] Analyze integration requirements for Micrometer reporting to OJP
Add Micrometer metrics integration to OJP JDBC driver and Spring Boot starter
Mar 19, 2026
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OJP had OpenTelemetry metrics on the server side only — no client-side instrumentation and no Micrometer support for Spring Boot apps.
Driver-side metrics SPI (
ojp-jdbc-driver)Introduces a zero-coupling metrics abstraction so the driver never imports Micrometer:
OjpDriverMetrics— interface with hooks:onConnectionCreated/Failed/Closed,onStatementExecuted(ms),onStatementFailedNoOpOjpDriverMetrics— singleton no-op default (zero overhead when no integration is active)OjpDriverMetricsHolder—volatileglobal holder; integrations callOjpDriverMetricsHolder.set(impl)at startupOjpMetricsIterator— wraps the server-streaming gRPC query iterator so timing/errors are recorded across the full result-stream lifetime, not just at RPC initiationHooks wired into:
Driver.connect()onConnectionCreated/onConnectionFailedConnection.close()onConnectionClosedStatementServiceGrpcClient.executeUpdate()onStatementExecuted(ms)/onStatementFailedStatementServiceGrpcClient.executeQuery()OjpMetricsIteratorMicrometer auto-configuration (
spring-boot-starter-ojp)OjpMicrometerDriverMetrics—OjpDriverMetricsimpl backed by aMeterRegistryOjpMicrometerAutoConfiguration— activates only when@ConditionalOnBean(MeterRegistry.class)+ OJP URL present; wires the impl intoOjpDriverMetricsHolderActivating is zero-config when
spring-boot-starter-actuatoris on the classpath. To disable:Meters exposed
ojp.driver.connections.createdojp.driver.connections.failedojp.driver.connections.closedojp.driver.connections.activeojp.driver.statements.executedojp.driver.statements.failedojp.driver.statements.execution.timeAll metrics auto-export to any configured Micrometer backend (Prometheus, Datadog, InfluxDB, etc.) without additional config.
micrometer-coreis declaredoptionalso it does not become a transitive dependency.💡 You can make Copilot smarter by setting up custom instructions, customizing its development environment and configuring Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Learn more Copilot coding agent tips in the docs.