How to use

getMonitor

method

in

com.netflix.dyno.connectionpool.impl.ConnectionPoolImpl

public void registerConnectionPool(ConnectionPoolImpl<?> cp) {
  ConnectionPoolImpl<?> cpImpl = connectionPools.putIfAbsent(cp.getName(), cp);
  if (cpImpl != null) {
    // Need a unique id, so append a timestamp
    String name = cp.getName() + System.currentTimeMillis();
    connectionPools.put(name, cp);
    addMonitorConsole(name, cp.getMonitor());
  } else {
    addMonitorConsole(cp.getName(), cp.getMonitor());
  }
}

DynoDualWriterPipeline(String appName,
            ConnectionPoolImpl<Jedis> pool,
            DynoJedisPipelineMonitor operationMonitor,
            ConnectionPoolMonitor connPoolMonitor,
            ConnectionPoolImpl<Jedis> shadowConnectionPool,
            DynoDualWriterClient.Dial dial) {
  super(pool, operationMonitor, connPoolMonitor);
  this.connPool = pool;
  this.dial = dial;
  // use a new pipeline monitor for shadow cluster
  int flushTimerFrequency = shadowConnectionPool.getConfiguration().getTimingCountersResetFrequencySeconds();
  DynoJedisPipelineMonitor shadowOperationMonitor = new DynoJedisPipelineMonitor(appName, flushTimerFrequency);
  this.shadowPipeline = new DynoJedisPipeline(shadowConnectionPool, shadowOperationMonitor,
      shadowConnectionPool.getMonitor());
}

public DynoJedisPipeline pipelined() {
  return new DynoJedisPipeline(getConnPool(), checkAndInitPipelineMonitor(), getConnPool().getMonitor());
}

@Override
public DynoDualWriterPipeline pipelined() {
  return new DynoDualWriterPipeline(appName, getConnPool(), checkAndInitPipelineMonitor(), getConnPool().getMonitor(),
      shadowClient.getConnPool(), dial);
}