rodrigues
Upgrading ecto - telemetry integration
I couldn’t find in ecto docs or elsewhere how to upgrade my instrumentation after telemetry.
Today I have the code below.
Do you know a guide that could help me with that upgrade? Or what would be the equivalent code with telemetry?
I still want to use the functions provided by my module MyApp.Statix.
Thanks!
config :my_app, MyApp.Repo,
loggers: [{Ecto.LogEntry, :log, []}, {MyApp.Statix.Repo, :log, []}],
# ...
defmodule MyApp.Statix.Repo do
import MyApp.Statix, only: [histogram: 3, increment: 3, tags: 1]
alias Ecto.LogEntry
@moduledoc "Provides Ecto Repo stats"
@query_time "db.query_exec_time"
@queue_time "db.query_queue_time"
@decode_time "db.query_decode_time"
@count "db.query_count"
def log(
%LogEntry{
query_time: query,
queue_time: queue,
decode_time: decode
} = entry
) do
with {:ok, tags} when is_list(tags) <- {:db, entry} |> tags(),
opts = [tags: tags],
:ok <- @query_time |> histogram((query || 0) + (queue || 0), opts),
:ok <- @queue_time |> histogram(queue || 0, opts),
:ok <- @decode_time |> histogram(decode || 0, opts),
:ok <- @count |> increment(1, opts) do
entry
end
end
end
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josevalim
To consume telemetry events, see Telemetry’s README.
For MyApp.Repo, here is how would would do it:
defmodule MyApp.Telemetry do
def handle_event([:my_app, :repo, :query], time, metadata, config) do
IO.inspect binding()
end
end
and then attach this module on your Application start callback:
Telemetry.attach("my-app-handler", [:my_app, :repo, :query], MyApp.Telemetry, :handle_event,%{})
I will make sure to improve the docs.
Regarding caller_pid, it was also asked in the issues tracker here.
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josevalim
The event name is based on the module name. So if you have MyApp.AnotherRepo, it will be [:my_app, :another_repo, :query]. You can also configure the prefix in the repo.
GregMefford
As co-maintainer of Spandex, and specifically spandex_ecto, I’m also keenly interested in what the story is around Ecto and Telemetry in v3.0. I just spent about an hour looking through the ecto, ecto_sql, and postgrex source code to figure out what the story was, and what I’ve found so far is:
-
The
loggersoption seems to no longer be there on theEcto.Repoconfig (commit that removed it) -
The changelog and release announcement don’t list this as a breaking change, but rather a deprecation in favor of using
Telemetryinstead. I haven’t confirmed yet what happens if you specify theloggersoption like before. Maybe it still works? -
The
Ecto.Repodocs recommend that adapters send[:my_app, :repo, :query]Telemetry events, containing at least the data thatEcto.LogEntryused to send tologgers, but I’m not sure where to find the actual list of events that get sent and what the metadata will be. I am guessing that it’s currently only this, which is the same thing that you used to get from theloggerscall-backs. Maybe I missed something or the docs just need some clarification on where to go to find more details? -
Edit: Also,
caller_pidwas removed from theEcto.LogEntrystruct, so I’m not sure how to work around that inspandex_ecto.
hauleth
I am wondering, how it will work when I have multiple repos in single application? Will all be logged into the same event_name? Also how to listen on all events of repo at once? Is there any solution for listening to multiple events at once? Like using prefix instead of full name?
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