⚠️ Experimental
Simple library for instructing code to record dimentional time series.
This implements a basic Spectator library for instrumenting C++ applications, sending metrics to an Atlas aggregator service.
#include <spectator/registry.h>
// use default values
static constexpr auto kDefault = 0;
struct Request {
std::string country;
};
struct Response {
int status;
int size;
};
class Server {
public:
explicit Server(spectator::Registry* registry)
: registry_{registry},
request_count_id_{registry->CreateId("server.requestCount", spectator::Tags{})},
request_latency_{registry->GetTimer("server.requestLatency")},
response_size_{registry->GetDistributionSummary("server.responseSizes")} {}
Response Handle(const Request& request) {
using spectator::Registry;
auto start = Registry::clock::now();
// do some work and obtain a response...
Response res{200, 64};
// Update the counter id with dimensions based on the request. The
// counter will then be looked up in the registry which should be
// fairly cheap, such as lookup of id object in a map
// However, it is more expensive than having a local variable set
// to the counter.
auto cnt_id = request_count_id_->WithTag("country", request.country)
->WithTag("status", std::to_string(res.status));
registry_->GetCounter(std::move(cnt_id))->Increment();
request_latency_->Record(Registry::clock::now() - start);
response_size_->Record(res.size);
return res;
}
private:
spectator::Registry* registry_;
std::shared_ptr<spectator::Id> request_count_id_;
std::shared_ptr<spectator::Timer> request_latency_;
std::shared_ptr<spectator::DistributionSummary> response_size_;
};
Request get_next_request() {
//...
return Request{"US"};
}
int main() {
std::map<std::string, std::string> common_tags = {{"nf.app", "example"},
{"nf.region", "us-west-1"}};
spectator::Config config{common_tags, kDefault, kDefault,
kDefault, kDefault, "http://example.org/api/v1/publish"};
spectator::Registry registry{config};
registry.Start();
Server server{®istry};
for (auto i = 1; i <= 3; ++i) {
// get a request
auto req = get_next_request();
server.Handle(req);
}
registry.Stop();
}