Metrics Associated With Data-types

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Start by reviewing the data-type entries in ast_defaults.yaml and trace where the metrics for each enabled type are defined or exposed. Document the metrics associated with f5.apm, f5.cgnat, f5.dns, f5.dos, f5.firewall, f5.gtm, and the listed policy and profile types; done means the list is complete and understandable.

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Hi there, I couldn't find much info on what metrics we receive when enabling the below data types (from the ast_defaults.yaml file). Some are more obvious than others - like DNS - but a list would be appreciated. Thank you.

f5.apm:
enabled: false
f5.cgnat:
enabled: false
f5.dns:
enabled: false
f5.dos:
enabled: false
f5.firewall:
enabled: false
f5.gtm:
enabled: false
f5.policy.api_protection:
enabled: false
f5.policy.asm:
enabled: false
f5.policy.firewall:
enabled: false
f5.policy.ip_intelligence:
enabled: false
f5.policy.nat:
enabled: false
f5.profile.dos:
enabled: false

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