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StatsD is a network-based metrics daemon and aggregator that collects application performance data, such as counters and timers, for periodic delivery to backend services. It functions as system monitoring middleware, receiving telemetry via UDP to minimize performance overhead on monitored services.
The main features of etsy/statsd are: Metric Routers, Cluster Request Routing, Metric Flushing, Metric Buckets, Metric Aggregations, Background Daemons, Consistent Hashing, Distributed Monitoring Tools.
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