### Description We have a couple of Kamailio containers running on AWS ECS Fargate. Using a Cloudwatch Agent sidecar container I should be able to collect metrics from the Kamailio containers and push them to Cloudwatch for monitoring.
``` xHTTP_PROM exposes the metrics like this: # Kamailio whole internal statistics kamailio_app_python3_traced_replies 0 1640265350616 kamailio_app_python3_traced_requests 0 1640265350616 kamailio_core_bad_URIs_rcvd 0 1640265350616 kamailio_core_bad_msg_hdr 0 1640265350616 ```
While other prometheus metrics I have seen are throwing metrics like this: ``` # HELP kamailio_core_shmmem_free Free shared memory. # TYPE kamailio_core_shmmem_free gauge ``` ### Troubleshooting
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### Additional Information
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