11 Commits (ae808eedde018ab971162f5ae96d8278692a37d6)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Mike Lang	3e69000058	py3 fixes for common	3 years ago
Mike Lang	b029250c1c	Disable stacksampler by default ... It causes problems due to the sheer number of unique metrics emitted, which makes the prometheus endpoint be very expensive / fail a lot. The data is not useful enough to justify the cost.	4 years ago
Mike Lang	6b602592f5	Allow disabling of stacksampling with an env var ... This gives an easy way to do so across all services without adding new options. Reasons to do so might be to avoid overheads or because your prometheus metrics grow too large.	5 years ago
Mike Lang	4d5157cdb5	Fix a mistake with allowing reuse of name in @timed()	5 years ago
Mike Lang	a7f5d1c545	Fix issues with metrics gathering for cut functions ... * Need to allow timed() to have multiple callers with same name * "type" label is reserved, use "cut_type" instead	5 years ago
Christopher Usher	76bc629720	moved flask monitoring to its own module	5 years ago
Christopher Usher	6c633df3ee	move restreamer.stats to common.stats	5 years ago
Mike Lang	bcdb268ce8	Also need to replace locks on the counter float values to prevent deadlocks ... See comment for full details	6 years ago
Mike Lang	10cca18922	Fix a deadlock due to signal interactions with prometheus client ... The prometheus client uses a threading.Lock() to prevent shared access to certain metric state. This lock is taken as part of doing collection, as well as during metric.labels(). We hit a deadlock where our stack sampler signal arrived during a collection, when the lock was held. This meant that flamegraph.labels() blocked forever, and the lock was never released, hanging all metrics collection. Our solution is a hack, which is to reach into the internals of our metric object and replace its lock with a dummy one. This is reasonably safe, but only as long as the prometheus_client internal structure doesn't change signfigiantly.	6 years ago
Mike Lang	b9c2921242	common.stats: Add a stacksampler that records sampled stacks to prometheus ... This can then be used to generate flamegraphs	6 years ago
Mike Lang	6f84a23ba6	common: Split stats-related stuff into its own module ... We still import them into __init__.py so they're accessible externally just the same	6 years ago