[chore] refactor azuremonitor scraper #35394
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Description:
Link to tracking Issue: #35446
Testing: The existing tests pass and that is the testing objective for this refactoring.
Documentation: There's no need for additional documentation at this time as this is a refactor.
Justification and Rationalization for Code Refactoring
1. Organized Imports, Constants, and Variables
2. Added Comments and Documentation
3. Removed Unnecessary Types and Simplified Code
void
Struct Type: Simplifies the code by removing unnecessary type declarations. This is a more idiomatic approach for Go.4. Refactored Functions for Clarity
getResourceGroupFromID
: Enhances performance by avoiding redundant calculations.getResourcesFilter
: Makes the code more readable and easier to modify.5. Improved Concurrency Handling
scrape
: Reduces complexity and potential for concurrency-related bugs.6. Enhanced Error Handling and Logging
7. Improved Struct Field Organization
azureScraper
: Improves readability and makes the codebase easier to navigate.8. Extracted Helper Functions
copyAttributes
Function: Avoids unintended mutations of shared maps and promotes code reuse.9. Consistent Naming Conventions
10. Style