Merge pull request #925 from prometheus/superq/rc.3
Release v0.16.0-rc.3
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**Breaking changes**
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This release contains more breaking changes:
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* Rename label `node` of metric `node_cpu_package_throttles_total` to `package`.
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* Add 2nd label `package` to metric `node_cpu_core_throttles_total`.
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* [CHANGE]
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* [FEATURE]
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* [ENHANCEMENT]
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Other breaking changes:
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* The megacli collector has been removed, is now replaced by the storcli.py textfile helper.
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* The gmond collector has been removed.
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* The textfile collector will now treat timestamps as errors.
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* [CHANGE] Split out guest cpu metrics on Linux. #744
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* [CHANGE] Greatly reduce the metrics vmstat returns by default. #874
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* [CHANGE] Greatly trim what netstat collector exposes by default #876
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* [CHANGE] Drop `exec_` prefix and move `node_boot_time_seconds` from `exec` to new `boottime` collector and enable for Darwin/Dragonfly/FreeBSD/NetBSD/OpenBSD. #839, #901
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* [CHANGE] Remove depreated gmond collector #852
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* [FEATURE] Add `collect[]` parameter #699
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* [FEATURE] Add text collector conversion for ipmitool output. #746
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* [FEATURE] Add openbsd meminfo #724
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* [BUGFIX] Fix log level regression in #533 #815
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* [BUGFIX] Correct the ClocksPerSec scaling factor on Darwin #846
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* [BUGFIX] Count core throttles per core and per package #871
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* [BUGFIX] Fix netdev collector for linux #890
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* [BUGFIX] Fix netdev collector for linux #890 #910
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* [BUGFIX] Fix memory corruption when number of filesystems > 16 on FreeBSD #900
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* [BUGFIX] Fix parsing of interface aliases in netdev linux #904
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