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Add MetricsQueryService grcp handler #3091
Add MetricsQueryService grcp handler #3091
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defaultDependencyLookbackDuration = time.Hour * 24 | ||
defaultTraceQueryLookbackDuration = time.Hour * 24 * 2 | ||
defaultAPIPrefix = "api" |
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moved to default_params.go so all defaults are in one file, given they are shared between gRPC and HTTP handlers.
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ message MetricsQueryBaseRequest { | |||
message GetLatenciesRequest { | |||
MetricsQueryBaseRequest baseRequest = 1; | |||
// quantile is the quantile to compute from latency histogram metrics. | |||
// Valid range: 0 - 1 (inclusive). | |||
// Valid range: (0, 1] |
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This is non-nullable because it's mandatory for the GetLatencies
endpoint. However, if a client fails to provide the Quantile
, its zero value will be used which is 0.0
, which should be caught and error returned.
cmd/query/app/grpc_handler.go
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// NewGRPCHandler returns a GRPCHandler | ||
func NewGRPCHandler(queryService *querysvc.QueryService, logger *zap.Logger, tracer opentracing.Tracer) *GRPCHandler { | ||
func NewGRPCHandler(queryService *querysvc.QueryService, metricsQueryService querysvc.MetricsQueryService, logger *zap.Logger, tracer opentracing.Tracer, clock clock) *GRPCHandler { |
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is it worth adopting the functional options pattern here given the list of params is growing?
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Lately I've been trying to stay away from functional options and just use an options/params struct, it's less work to implement and has better discoverability.
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In this concrete example, we don't even need any additional struct, just remove this function and initialize GRPCHandler directly
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@@ -177,3 +190,123 @@ func (g *GRPCHandler) GetDependencies(ctx context.Context, r *api_v2.GetDependen | |||
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return &api_v2.GetDependenciesResponse{Dependencies: dependencies}, nil | |||
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// GetLatencies is the gRPC handler to fetch latency metrics. | |||
func (g *GRPCHandler) GetLatencies(ctx context.Context, r *metrics.GetLatenciesRequest) (*metrics.GetMetricsResponse, error) { |
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recently we've seen some tickets showing that apparently with some client libs it's possible to send a request where r==nil, which crashes the server.
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I see you already have this check in g.newBaseQueryParameters, but should call this first then
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yeah, at least the grpc clients generated in this project fail to marshal a nil message over the wire; but I trust in what you've seen from other client libs, so I've added a nil check for the request.
Note, the original nil check in g.newBaseQueryParameters
was just for the MetricsQueryBaseRequest
, which is a common attribute among all the request objects, but it doesn't check the parent request for nil.
cmd/query/app/grpc_handler.go
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switch { | ||
case errors.Is(err, disabled.ErrDisabled): | ||
return errGRPCMetricsQueryDisabled | ||
case errors.Is(err, errMissingServiceNames), errors.Is(err, errMissingQuantile): |
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rather than enumerating, could we check if it's already an instance of status.Error?
cmd/query/app/util.go
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// clock is a wrapper around the time package to allow mocking of the current time. |
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You can avoid this type by using the function signature directly func() time.Time
, and then pass time.Now
as main impl
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lgtm, sans minor nits
Signed-off-by: albertteoh <albert.teoh@logz.io>
Signed-off-by: albertteoh <albert.teoh@logz.io>
@@ -177,3 +190,123 @@ func (g *GRPCHandler) GetDependencies(ctx context.Context, r *api_v2.GetDependen | |||
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return &api_v2.GetDependenciesResponse{Dependencies: dependencies}, nil | |||
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// GetLatencies is the gRPC handler to fetch latency metrics. | |||
func (g *GRPCHandler) GetLatencies(ctx context.Context, r *metrics.GetLatenciesRequest) (*metrics.GetMetricsResponse, error) { |
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yeah, at least the grpc clients generated in this project fail to marshal a nil message over the wire; but I trust in what you've seen from other client libs, so I've added a nil check for the request.
Note, the original nil check in g.newBaseQueryParameters
was just for the MetricsQueryBaseRequest
, which is a common attribute among all the request objects, but it doesn't check the parent request for nil.
switch v := r.(type) { | ||
case *metrics.GetLatenciesRequest: | ||
baseRequest = v.BaseRequest | ||
case *metrics.GetCallRatesRequest: | ||
baseRequest = v.BaseRequest | ||
case *metrics.GetErrorRatesRequest: | ||
baseRequest = v.BaseRequest | ||
} |
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is there a better way?
The reason for taking this approach is to avoid the same nil check in each of the endpoint handlers (GetLatencies
, etc...) so they can just pass the parent request object in, and have a single place to perform the nil check.
The trade-off is given each of these request objects belong to different types, but I need to access the common BaseRequest
out of each request, a type switch was necessary.
Thanks Yuri! |
Signed-off-by: albertteoh albert.teoh@logz.io
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