# Functions
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RegisterTimeSeriesHandler registers the http handlers for service TimeSeries to "mux".
RegisterTimeSeriesHandlerFromEndpoint is same as RegisterTimeSeriesHandler but automatically dials to "endpoint" and closes the connection when "ctx" gets done.
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# Constants
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AVG returns the average value of datapoints.
MAX returns the maximum value of datapoints.
MIN returns the minimum value of datapoints.
SUM returns the sum value of datapoints.
DERIVATIVE returns the first-order derivative of values in the time series.
NON_NEGATIVE_DERIVATIVE returns only non-negative values of the first-order derivative; negative values are returned as zero.
NONE is the default value, and does not apply a derivative function.
# Variables
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# Structs
Each Query defines a specific metric to query over the time span of this request.
TimeSeriesData is a set of measurements of a single named variable at multiple points in time.
TimeSeriesDatapoint is a single point of time series data; a value associated with a timestamp.
TimeSeriesQueryRequest is the standard incoming time series query request accepted from cockroach clients.
TimeSeriesQueryResponse is the standard response for time series queries returned to cockroach clients.
Result is the data returned from a single metric query over a time span.
# Interfaces
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# Type aliases
TimeSeriesQueryAggregator describes a set of aggregation functions which can be used to combine multiple datapoints into a single datapoint.
TimeSeriesQueryDerivative describes a derivative function used to convert returned datapoints into a rate-of-change.