Basic support of ES GC metrics for jvm9 #7628
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GC log format for JVM9 is more detailed than for JVM8. Differences and possible improvements: * To get cpu_times.* a corellation between log lines is required. * Some GC metrics are available in jvm8 are not in jvm9 (class_unload_time_sec, weak_refs_processing_time_sec, ...) * heap.used_kb is empty, but it can be calculated as young_gen.used_kb + old_gen.size_kb * GC phase times are logged in miliseconds vs seconds in jvm8
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@immon Could you rebase on a recent version of master? CI fails because of some header issues which should have been fixed in the last days. |
GC log format for JVM9 is more detailed than for JVM8. Differences and possible improvements: * To get cpu_times.* a corellation between log lines is required. * Some GC metrics are available in jvm8 are not in jvm9 (class_unload_time_sec, weak_refs_processing_time_sec, ...) * heap.used_kb is empty, but it can be calculated as young_gen.used_kb + old_gen.size_kb * GC phase times are logged in miliseconds vs seconds in jvm8
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rebased, but CI failed on metricbeat part |
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jenkins test it |
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jenkins, test this |
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it's green now @ruflin |
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@immon Thanks. One thing I'm wondering is how this will work under load as we now have quite a list of grok patterns. |
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If we are going to visualize jvm memory usage we need to extract metrics from logs. Is there a better way to do it? |
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Performance testing is something we should add for all modules and don't have yet. We had an issue with the postgres grok patterns which was luckly discovered by the demo.elastic.co project. I think it's not the number of pattern necessarly more if all the patterns are efficient and the only way to tell is the load tests I think. The other thing is that I hope we can use Nothing you should worry about at the moment as I hope we can take care of it in generic way by having load tests for all modules so we see if one is standing out. |
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* Fix breaking change in monitoring data (#7563) The prefix for the stats metrics was metrics but renamed to `stats` by accident as the name is now auto generated. This reverts this change. Closes #7562 * Add http.request.mehod to Kibana log filset (#7607) Take `http.request.method` from ECS and apply it to the Kibana fileset. Additional logs are added to the example log files. * Fix rename log message (#7614) Instead of the from field the to field was logged. * Add tests to verify template content (#7606) We recently started to move fields.yml into the Golang binary to be used internally. To make sure the loading important and loading of all the data into the binary works as expected for Metricbeat, this adds some basic tests. Related to #7605. * Basic support of ES GC metrics for jvm9 (#7628) GC log format for JVM9 is more detailed than for JVM8. Differences and possible improvements: * To get cpu_times.* a corellation between log lines is required. * Some GC metrics are available in jvm8 are not in jvm9 (class_unload_time_sec, weak_refs_processing_time_sec, ...) * heap.used_kb is empty, but it can be calculated as young_gen.used_kb + old_gen.size_kb * GC phase times are logged in miliseconds vs seconds in jvm8 * Improve fields.yml generator of modules (#7533) From now on when a user provides a type hint in an Ingest pipeline, it's added to the generated `fields.yml` instead of guessing. Closes #7472 * Fix filebeat registry meta being nil vs empty (#7632) Filebeat introduces a meta field to registry entries in 6.3.1. The meta field is used to distuingish different log streams in docker files. For other input types the meta field must be null. Unfortunately the input loader did initialize the meta field with an empty dictionary. This leads to failing matches of old and new registry entries. Due to the match failing, old entries will not be removed, and filebeat will handle all files as new files on startup (old logs are send again). Users will observe duplicate entries in the reigstry file. One entry with "meta": null and one entry with "meta": {}. The entry with "meta": {} will be used by filebeat. The null-entry will not be used by filebeat, but is kept in the registry file, cause it has now active owner (yet). Improvements provided by this PR: * when matching states consider an empty map and a null-map to be equivalent * update input loader to create a null map for old state -> registry entries will be compatible on upgrade * Add checks in critical places replacing an empty map with a null-map * Add support to fix registry entries on load. states from corrupted 6.3.1 files will be merged into one single state on load * introduce unit tests for loading different registry formats * introduce system tests validating output and registry when upgrading filebeat from an older version Closes: #7634 * Heartbeat Job Validation + addition of libbeat/mapval (#7587) This commit seeks to establish a pattern for testing heartbeat jobs. It currently tests the HTTP and TCP jobs. It also required some minor refactors of those tasks for HTTP/TCP. To do this, it made sense to validate event maps with a sort of schema library. 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In addition some messages were inconsistent. * Release raid and socket metricset from system module as GA (#7658) * Release raid and socket metricset from system module as GA * remove raid metricset title * Update geoip config docs (#7640) * Document breaking change in monitoring shcema Situation: * Edit breaking changes statement about monitoring schema changes (#7666) * Marking Elasticsearch module and its metricsets as beta (#7662) This PR marks the `elasticsearch` module and all its 8 existing metricsets all as `beta`. Previously only 2 metricsets were marked as `beta` with the remaining 6 marked as `experimental`. * Increase kafka version in tests to 1.1.1 (#7655) * Add missing mongodb status fields (#7613) Add `locks`, `global_locks`, `oplatencies` and `process` fields to `status` metricset of MongoDB module. * Remove outdated vendor information. (#7676) * Fix Filebeat tests with new region_iso_code field (#7678) In elastic/elasticsearch#31669 the field `region_iso_code` was added to the geoip processor. Because of this test broke with the most recent release of Elasticsearch as the events contain an undocumented field. * Fix duplicated module headers (#7650) * Fix duplicated module headers Closes #7643 * fix metricset titles for munin and kvm * fix imssing kubernetes apiserver metricset doc * remove headers from modules / metricset generator and clean up traefik title * Release munin and traefik module as beta. (#7660) * Release munin and treafik module as beta. * fixes to munin module * Report k8s pct metrics from enrichment process (#7677) Instead of doing it from the `state_container`. Problem with the previous approach is that `state_container` metricset is not run in all nodes, but from a single point. Making performance metrics not available in all cases. With this new approach, the enriching process will also collect performance metrics, so they should be available everywhere where the module is run. * Fix misspell in Beats repo (#7679) Running `make misspell`. * Update sarama (kafka client) to 1.17 (#7665) - Update Sarama to 1.17. The Sarama testsuite tests kafka versions between 0.11 and 1.1.0. - Update compatible versions in output docs - Add compression_level setting for gzip compression * Update github.com/OneOfOne/xxhash to fix mips * Update boltdb to use github.com/coreos/bbolt fork Closes #6052 * Generate fields.yml using Mage (#7670) Make will now delegate to mage for generating fields.yml. Make will check if the mage command exists and go install it if not. The FIELDS_FILE_PATH make variable is not longer used because the path(s) are specified in magefile.go. This allows fields.yml to be generated on Windows using Mage. The CI scripts for Windows have been updated so that fields.yml is generated for all Beats during testing. 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Since the docs are based on the libbeat docs we need to add a deprecation flag for dashboard and index pattern related documentation. relates to elastic/apm-server#1142 * Update expected filebeat module files for geoip change
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GC log format for JVM9 is more detailed than for JVM8.
Differences and possible improvements:
(class_unload_time_sec, weak_refs_processing_time_sec, ...)
old_gen.size_kb