Record caller metrics in Atlas #625
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comment out: Record caller metrics in Atlas original adding UNKNOWN value print print without call print without call and double print still print but uncomment first put still print and uncomment second put still print and uncomment both puts focus only on first call, which errors, and use log instead of print assign to variable logs around variable logs around variable don't directly print null remove logs
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This PR will help with debugging when we get an unusual amount of load through Metacat. With this we will be able to see where the increased load is coming from and lower the amount of time it takes to find the source since currently we can only access that data by querying from a table. Once we have access to more identity information in the future we can switch to a different metric.