Deprecates the support for simpleclient but ensures that it can work in
conjunction with support for the latest Prometheus client
auto-configuration.
This involves breaking changes to update public classes to support the
latest Prometheus client. Deprecated support for Prometheus simpleclient
is provided in renamed classes.
See gh-40023
Properties under `server.ssl.server-name-bundles` and
`management.server.ssl.server-name-bundles` can be used to configure
mappings of host names to SSL bundles to support SNI in embedded web
servers.
Closes gh-26022
Update `ZipkinHttpClientSenderTests` to use one mock server per test
rather than a shared static. For some reason the mock server sometimes
seems to get itself in a deadlock state which causes the client to
fail with a `HttpTimeoutException`.
This commit simplifies the generics used for SessionRepository and
FindByIdNameSessionRepository as their type signatures already declare
that `S` extends from `Session`.
See gh-39751
Brave can work without zipkin2 on the classpath, OpenTelemetry can't.
To not force users to have zipkin2 on the classpath, move it into the
OpenTelemetry auto-configuration.
See gh-39049
This commit moves the "micrometer.observations.*" configuration
properties to "management.observations.*" namespace, as it was
introduced in the wrong namespace initially.
The former configuration property is deprecated and will be removed in a
future version.
Fixes gh-39600
At present, Actuator sessions endpoint is supported only on a Servlet stack and also requires an indexed session repository. With Spring Session moving to non-indexed session repositories as a default for some session stores, this means that sessions endpoint won't be available unless users opt into a (non-default) indexed session repository.
This commit updates SessionEndpoint so that it is able to work with a non-indexed session repository. In such setup, it exposes operations for fetching session by id and deleting the session.
Additionally, this also adds support for reactive stack by introducing ReactiveSessionEndpoint and its auto-configuration support.
See gh-32046
Prior to this commit, the Micrometer annotations support (`@Timed`,
`@Counted`...) was guarded by the presence of both Micrometer and
AspectJ on the classpath.
This signal is too weak, considering the startup performance impact and
the fact that the AspectJ dependency can be brought transitively in many
cases.
This commit adds a new `micrometer.observations.annotations.enabled`
property that is set to `false` by default to only process the
annotations support when this property is enabled.
Fixes gh-39128
This is a follow-on from afad358 and ensures that the auto-configured
security for Actuator in a WebFlux app has an authentication manager
to back its use of HTTP basic and form login.
Fixes gh-39069
This auto-configuration ensures, if Micrometer Tracing is on the
classpath, that there is always a tracer. It backs off if there is
already a tracer, for example contributed by the Brave or the Otel
auto-configurations, which are run before.
See gh-38568
Prior to this commit, we set in gh-37388 the ObservationRegistry on the
auto-configured JmsTemplate bean. This enables observations and context
propagation when sending JMS messages.
This commit applies the same to the `DefaultJmsListenerContainerFactory`
and the `DefaultJmsListenerContainerFactoryConfigurer`, in order to
enable observations on `@JmsListener` annotated methods.
This commit also refactors the support implemented in gh-37388 to avoid
relying on a bean post processor and instead set the observation
registry directly in the main auto-configuration: while Micrometer core
is an actuator-only dependency, Micrometer Observation API is a compile
dependnecy for spring-jms itself and there is no need to separate
concerns there.
Fixes gh-38613
Previously, the child management context was created when the
parent context's web server was initialized and it wasn't stopped
or closed until the parent context was closed. This resulted in
the child context being left running when the parent context was
stopped. This would then cause a failure when the parent context
was started again as another web server initialized event would be
received and a second child management context would be started.
This commit updates the initialization of the child management
context to integrate it with the lifecycle of the parent context.
The management context is now created the first time the parent
context is started. It is stopped when the parent context is
stopped and restarted if the parent context is started again.
This lifecycle management is done using a phase that ensures
that the child context is not started until the parent context's
web server has been started.
Fixes gh-38502
The mocks being static meant that their state was shared across each
test in the class. This resulted in the tests being order dependent.
This commit uses instance variables to hold the mocks, thereby
ensuring that they're recreated for each test as part of the standard
JUnit lifecycle.
Closes gh-38363
This introduces two different attributes for, e.g. the Spring Framework
version: the "normal" one, e.g. 6.1.0-SNAPSHOT, and the Antora one,
e.g. 6.1.
Spring Framework's reference documentation is still broken when using
SNAPSHOT versions, see spring-framework/gh-31480.
See gh-38000
Unfortunately there's no good way to configure connect and read timeout
separately, which works for all supported reactive clients. This
implementation applies a timeout through Reactor's timeout method. The
timeout from the properties is summed together and this is the applied
timeout. While not perfect, this is better than no timeout at all.
Closes gh-31496
Previously auto-configuration of a user details service (imperative
or reactive) would only back off on the presence of certain beans.
This led to situations where the im-memory service was
auto-configured and the default password was logged even though
another authentication mechanism was in use.
This commit updates the auto-configuration so that it backs off
when depending on Spring Security's OAuth2 Client and OAuth2
Resource Server modules. In the imperative case it will also back
off when depending on the SAML 2 provider.
Closes gh-35338
Spring Boot auto-configures both a `JmsTemplate` and a
`JmsMessagingTemplate`. As of Spring Framework 6.2, JMS has
observability support when publishing messages.
This commit creates a bean post-processor that configures an
`ObservationRegistry` on the template, if the registry is present.
Closes gh-37388
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