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doc: Rename log messages metric (TheThingsIndustries#373)
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doc/content/getting-started/aws/ecs/monitoring/_index.md

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For all services the following metrics are recorded:
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- `ttn_lw_log_log_messages_rate` records the rate of log messages by job (service), namespace and level. This can be useful for monitoring warning and error rates.
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- `ttn_lw_log_messages_rate` records the rate of log messages by job (service), namespace and level. This can be useful for monitoring warning and error rates. {{< new-in-version "3.13.1" >}}
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- Before version 3.13.1 this metric was called `ttn_lw_log_log_messages_rate`.
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- `ttn_lw_events_publishes_rate` records the rate of published events by event name.
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For the Gateway Server:

doc/content/reference/telemetry/_index.md

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## General Metrics
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- `ttn_lw_license_expiry_seconds` can be used to keep track of license expiry {{< distributions "Enterprise" >}}
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- `ttn_lw_log_log_messages_total` can be used to track the log messages written by different log namespaces at different log levels.
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- `ttn_lw_log_messages_total` can be used to track the log messages written by different log namespaces at different log levels. {{< new-in-version "3.13.1" >}}
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- Before version 3.13.1 this metric was called `ttn_lw_log_log_messages_total`.
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- `ttn_lw_events_publishes_total` can be used to track the published events by event type.
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- `ttn_lw_events_channel_dropped_total` can be used to watch for dropped events, which typically indicates that a consumer (such as a user's web browser) can't keep up.
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