Built-in load metric contributing a value to the overall load factor of a node. The load factors from each metric are aggregated according to their weights.
| Attribute | Value | 
|---|---|
| Default Value | 1.0 | 
| Type | DOUBLE | 
| Nillable | true | 
| Expressions Allowed | true | 
| Storage | configuration | 
| Access Type | read-write | 
| Restart Required | all-services | 
| Stability | default | 
| Attribute | Value | 
|---|---|
| Type | STRING | 
| Nillable | false | 
| Expressions Allowed | true | 
| Storage | configuration | 
| Access Type | read-write | 
| Restart Required | all-services | 
| Stability | default | 
| Attribute | Value | 
|---|---|
| Default Value | org.wildfly.extension.mod_cluster | 
| Type | STRING | 
| Nillable | true | 
| Expressions Allowed | true | 
| Storage | configuration | 
| Access Type | read-write | 
| Restart Required | all-services | 
| Stability | default | 
| Attribute | Value | 
|---|---|
| Type | OBJECT | 
| Nillable | true | 
| Expressions Allowed | true | 
| Storage | configuration | 
| Access Type | read-write | 
| Restart Required | all-services | 
| Stability | default | 
| Attribute | Value | 
|---|---|
| Default Value | 1 | 
| Type | INT | 
| Nillable | true | 
| Expressions Allowed | true | 
| Storage | configuration | 
| Access Type | read-write | 
| Restart Required | all-services | 
| Stability | default | 
| Request Parameter | Type | Required | Expressions Allowed | Default value | Description | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| capacity | DOUBLE | false | true | 1.0 | Maximum capacity of the metric used to normalize the load values from a metric which require explicit capacity. | 
| class | STRING | true | true | Class name to use to construct a load metric from. | |
| module | STRING | false | true | org.wildfly.extension.mod_cluster | Module name from which to load the load metric class. | 
| property | OBJECT | false | true | Properties to apply on a loaded metric instance. | |
| weight | INT | false | true | 1 | Number indicating the significance of a metric with respect to the other metrics. For example, a metric of weight 2 will have twice the impact on the overall load factor than a metric of weight 1. |