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Overview

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Index

• Variables
• func Bind(omSrv *serving.OpenMatchServer)

Variables

var (
	// Logging instrumentation
	// There's no need to record this measurement directly if you use
	// the logrus hook provided in metrics/helper.go after instantiating the
	// logrus instance in your application code.
	// https://godoc.org/github.com/sirupsen/logrus#LevelHooks
	MlLogLines = stats.Int64("mmlogicapi/logs_total", "Number of Frontend API lines logged", "1")

	// Failure instrumentation
	MlFailures = stats.Int64("mmlogicapi/failures_total", "Number of Frontend API failures", "1")
)

OpenCensus Measures. These are exported as metrics to your monitoring system https://godoc.org/go.opencensus.io/stats

When making opencensus stats, the 'name' param, with forward slashes changed to underscores, is appended to the 'namespace' value passed to the prometheus exporter to become the Prometheus metric name. You can also look into having Prometheus rewrite your metric names on scrape.

 For example:
  - defining the promethus export namespace "open_match" when instanciating the exporter:
			pe, err := promethus.NewExporter(promethus.Options{Namespace: "open_match"})
  - and naming the request counter "mmlogic/requests_total":
			MGrpcRequests := stats.Int64("mmlogicapi/requests_total", ...
  - results in the prometheus metric name:
			open_match_mmlogicapi_requests_total
  - [note] when using opencensus views to aggregate the metrics into
    distribution buckets and such, multiple metrics
    will be generated with appended types ("<metric>_bucket",
    "<metric>_count", "<metric>_sum", for example)

In addition, OpenCensus stats propogated to Prometheus have the following auto-populated labels pulled from kubernetes, which we should avoid to prevent overloading and having to use the HonorLabels param in Prometheus.

• Information about the k8s pod being monitored: "pod" (name of the monitored k8s pod) "namespace" (k8s namespace of the monitored pod)
• Information about how promethus is gathering the metrics: "instance" (IP and port number being scraped by prometheus) "job" (name of the k8s service being scraped by prometheus) "endpoint" (name of the k8s port in the k8s service being scraped by prometheus)

var (
	// KeyMethod is used to tag a measure with the currently running API method.
	KeyMethod, _   = tag.NewKey("method")
	KeySeverity, _ = tag.NewKey("severity")
)

var (
	MlLogCountView = &view.View{
		Name:        "log_lines/total",
		Measure:     MlLogLines,
		Description: "The number of lines logged",
		Aggregation: view.Count(),
		TagKeys:     []tag.Key{KeySeverity},
	}

	MlFailureCountView = &view.View{
		Name:        "failures",
		Measure:     MlFailures,
		Description: "The number of failures",
		Aggregation: view.Count(),
	}
)

Package metrics provides some convience views. You need to register the views for the data to actually be collected. Note: The OpenCensus View 'Description' is exported to Prometheus as the HELP string. Note: If you get a "Failed to export to Prometheus: inconsistent label cardinality" error, chances are you forgot to set the tags specified in the view for a given measure when you tried to do a stats.Record()

var DefaultMmlogicAPIViews = []*view.View{
	MlLogCountView,
	MlFailureCountView,
}

DefaultMmlogicAPIViews are the default mmlogic API OpenCensus measure views.

Functions

func Bind

func Bind(omSrv *serving.OpenMatchServer)

Bind binds the gRPC endpoint to OpenMatchServer