Examples of net.opentsdb.core.WritableDataPoints.addPoint()

net.opentsdb.core.WritableDataPoints.addPoint()

Adds a {@code long} data point to the TSDB.

The data point is immediately persisted unless {@link #setBufferingTime}is used. Data points must be added in chronological order. @param timestamp The timestamp associated with the value. @param value The value of the data point. @return A deferred object that indicates the completion of the request.The {@link Object} has not special meaning and can be {@code null} (thinkof it as {@code Deferred}). But you probably want to attach at least an errback to this {@code Deferred} to handle failures. @throws IllegalArgumentException if the timestamp is less than or equalto the previous timestamp added or 0 for the first timestamp, or if the difference with the previous timestamp is too large. @throws HBaseException (deferred) if there was a problem while persistingdata.

          }
        }
        final WritableDataPoints dp = getDataPoints(tsdb, metric, tags);
        Deferred<Object> d;
        if (Tags.looksLikeInteger(value)) {
          d = dp.addPoint(timestamp, Tags.parseLong(value));
        } else {  // floating point value
          d = dp.addPoint(timestamp, Float.parseFloat(value));
        }
        d.addErrback(errback);
        points++;

        final WritableDataPoints dp = getDataPoints(tsdb, metric, tags);
        Deferred<Object> d;
        if (Tags.looksLikeInteger(value)) {
          d = dp.addPoint(timestamp, Tags.parseLong(value));
        } else {  // floating point value
          d = dp.addPoint(timestamp, Float.parseFloat(value));
        }
        d.addErrback(errback);
        points++;
        if (points % 1000000 == 0) {
          final long now = System.nanoTime();

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