Returns a tuple containing the module name and the current function as strings.

Allows easy use of the StatsAgg library to track function execution times.

Example

iex> Ciroque.Monitoring.StatsAgg.start_link()
iex> defmodule MyApp.MyModule do
  alias Ciroque.Monitoring.StatsAgg
  require Logger
  use Ciroque.Monitoring.StatsAggMacros
  def group_name() do
    "MyGroup"
  end
  def my_function() do
    with_stats_agg(group_name()) do
      for i <- 1..10_000, do: %{ index: i, mapped: rem(i, 10) }
    end
  end
  def log_stats() do
    group = group_name()
    stats = StatsAgg.retrieve_stats([group])
    IO.inspect(stats)
  end
end
iex> for _ <- 1..7, do: MyApp.MyModule.my_function()
iex> MyApp.MyModule.log_stats()

Note that the group parameter can be used to associate entries. The idea is that by using groups it becomes easier to create groupings of StatsAgg stats for display on some manner of Information Radiator.

Results of the StatsAgg.retrieve_stats/1 function can be exposed via web endpoint to feed dashboards and the like.