Error classes associated with individual stages of
dashboard processing tend to have very long names.
As dashboard post-processing includes more steps,
we will likely need to handle more error cases.
Refactoring to have all errors inherit from a specific
base class will help accommodate this and keep the code
more readable.
Adds a new stage to dashboard processesing step for the
EnvironmentsController::metrics_dashboard endpoint.
Allows the front end to avoid generating the endpoint
unitutive string mutations.
In some cases (during worker start) it's possible that
Puma.stats returns an empty hash for worker's last status. In
that case we just skip sampling of the worker until these
stats are available.
This adds ruby and unicorn instrumentation. This was originally
intended in 11.11 but due to performance concerns it was reverted. This
new commit foregoes the sys-proctable gem was causing performance issues
previously.
Updates the EnvironmentController#metrics_dashboard endpoint
to support a "dashboard" param, which can be used to specify
the filepath of a dashboard configuration from a project
repository. Dashboard configurations are expected to be
stored in .gitlab/dashboards/.
Updates dashboard post-processing steps to exclude custom
metrics, which should only display on the system dashboard.
This adds back ruby_memory_bytes for backwards compatibility, limits
code duplication, cleans up unused methods, and limits the unicorn
worker sampling scope.
This updates monitor docs to reflect the new ruby and unicorn metrics as
well as making it so we fetch process start time via the proc table
instead of via CLOCK_BOOTTIME
This adds new metrics for monitoring unicorn. These metrics include
process_cpu_seconds_total, process_start_time_seconds, process_max_fds,
and unicorn_workers.
On reload, references to Metrics within classes in the Gitlab::Metrics
module fail. Update all references to ::Gitlab::Metrics so that
constant lookup finds the right module in development. This fix should
not impact production.
* Use a simple counter for sampler duration instead of a histogram.
* Use a counter to collect GC time.
* Remove unused objects metric.
* Cleanup metric names to match Prometheus conventions.
* Prefix generic GC stats with `gc_stat`.
* Include worker label on memory and file descriptor metrics.
In MR https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/merge_requests/15834 we
removed use of the data produced by the Allocations Gem. However, we
never removed the code that just enables tracking of allocations. In
this commit we remove all remaining traces of this Gem.
There seem to be a lot of cases where the suffix of an action (e.g.
".html") is set to bogus data, such as "*/*" or entire URLs. This can
increase cardinality of our metrics, and isn't very useful for
monitoring and filtering. To work around this, we enforce a whitelist
containing a few suffixes we actually care about. Suffixes not supported
will be grouped under the action without a suffix. This means that a
request to "FooController#bar.jpeg" will be assigned to
"FooController#bar".
Certain controllers (e.g. Doorkeeper::TokensController) don't expose the
method "request_format". This commit changes
Gitlab::Metrics::WebTransaction so we don't rely on this method, instead
using the underlying code this method uses.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/46412
The method "content_type" on a controller does not always return the
correct content type. On the other hand, the method "request_format"
does _and_ immediately returns a Symbol (e.g. :json) instead of a
mime-type name (e.g. application/json). With these changes metrics
should again report their action names correctly.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/infrastructure/issues/3499
The Sidekiq exporter logs were mixing with the normal Sidekiq logs. In order
to support structured logging in Sidekiq, we either need to split this data
out or convert the exporter to produce structured logs. Since Sidekiq job
processing is fundamentally different information from Web server traffic,
it seems cleaner to move the metrics traffic into a separate file, where they
can be parsed by a different filter if needed.
Relates to #20060
syasonik
Bob Van Landuyt
Ryan Cobb
Jan Provaznik
Ash McKenzie
Stan Hu
Nick Thomas
Ben Kochie
Lin Jen-Shin
gfyoung
William George
Mark Chao
Yorick Peterse
Pawel Chojnacki
Mario de la Ossa
Takuya Noguchi