Audace commented on issue #1875: Problems with Persistent Topic stats 
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   Ah that’s helpful. So in that case if the consumer receives 1000 messages
   in a batch, it will be 0.0 until all 1000 are processed and more messages
   are fetched? Is there a stat that tracks ack more closely?
   
   On Thu, May 31, 2018 at 1:43 PM Matteo Merli <[email protected]>
   wrote:
   
   > @Audace <https://github.com/Audace> I cannot see this problem here. Stats
   > are looking correct to me. Just try to do a simple test: from 3 different
   > consoles, run:
   >
   > pulsar-perf produce my-topic
   >
   > pulsar-perf consume my-topic
   >
   > pulsar-admin topics stats my-topic
   >
   > The default rate is 100msg/s and it's showing up correctly even after a
   > while.
   >
   > Perhaphs, can you just add the json stats here?
   >
   > msgRateOut to reflect the number of messages published and number of
   > messages ack'd, respectively.
   >
   > msgRateOut is the rate at which the broker pushes messages to a consumer,
   > in some case it might be different from the rate that consumer
   > "acknowledges" the messages, since the flow-control is based on application
   > calling consumer.receive() rather than on the ack itself.
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