feat(metrics): Add queue depth metrics #198
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Add metrics for the depth of the following queues: - Arweave trusted noderequest queue (composite client) - Data content attribute importer - Transaction fetcher - Transaction importer - Transaction offset importer - Webhook emitter - Data item indexer - ANS104 data indexer - ANS104 unbundler - Bundle data importer
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src/metrics.ts (1)
213-222: GaugequeueLengthGaugecorrectly implemented, monitor for performance.The implementation of
queueLengthGaugeis correct and effectively collects metrics on queue lengths. The dynamic nature of thecollectmethod allows for real-time updates, which is crucial for monitoring.While the implementation is efficient, it's important to monitor the performance impact of this dynamic metric collection, especially in systems with a large number of queues or high update frequencies.
| queueDepth(): number { | ||
| return this.queue.length(); | ||
| } |
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Method queueDepth correctly implemented.
The implementation of queueDepth method is correct and adheres to the expected functionality of returning the current queue length. It's a straightforward and effective way to monitor the queue size.
Consider adding unit tests to verify the behavior of the queueDepth method. Would you like assistance in creating these tests?
| queueDepth(): number { | ||
| return this.queue.length(); | ||
| } |
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Method queueDepth correctly implemented.
The implementation of queueDepth method is correct and adheres to the expected functionality of returning the current queue length. It's a straightforward and effective way to monitor the queue size.
Consider adding unit tests to verify the behavior of the queueDepth method. Would you like assistance in creating these tests?
| export function registerQueueLengthGauge( | ||
| name: string, | ||
| queue: { length: () => number }, | ||
| ) { | ||
| queues[name] = queue; | ||
| } |
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Function registerQueueLengthGauge implemented correctly, consider handling duplicates.
The implementation of registerQueueLengthGauge is correct and effectively registers queues for monitoring. However, consider adding error handling or a check to prevent potential issues if a queue with the same name is registered multiple times.
Consider implementing a mechanism to handle duplicate queue names to prevent unintended overwrites. This could be a simple check before adding the queue to the queues object.
Add metrics for the depth of the following queues:
Example of the metrics: