def __init__(self, **options):
self.backends = {
"dummy": DummyTSDB(),
"redis": RedisTSDB(**options.pop("redis", {})),
"snuba": SnubaTSDB(**options.pop("snuba", {})),
}
super(RedisSnubaTSDB, self).__init__(**options)
def __init__(self, **options):
self.backends = {
'dummy': DummyTSDB(),
'redis': RedisTSDB(**options.pop('redis', {})),
'snuba': SnubaTSDB(**options.pop('snuba', {})),
}
super(RedisSnubaTSDB, self).__init__(**options)
def __init__(self, switchover_timestamp=None, **options):
"""
A TSDB backend that uses the Snuba outcomes and events datasets as far
as possible instead of reading/writing to redis. Reading will trigger a
Snuba query, while writing is a noop as Snuba reads from outcomes.
Note: Using this backend requires you to start Snuba outcomes consumers
(not to be confused with the outcomes consumers in Sentry itself).
:param switchover_timestamp: When set, only start reading from snuba
after this timestamp (as returned by `time.time()`). When this
timestamp has not been reached yet, this backend just degrades to
Redis for *all* keys.
The default `None` will start reading from Snuba immediately and is
equivalent to setting a past timestamp.
"""
self.switchover_timestamp = switchover_timestamp
self.backends = {
"dummy": DummyTSDB(),
"redis": RedisTSDB(**options.pop("redis", {})),
"snuba": SnubaTSDB(**options.pop("snuba", {})),
}
super().__init__(**options)
def __init__(self, **options):
self.dummy = DummyTSDB()
self.redis = RedisTSDB(**options.pop('redis', {}))
self.snuba = SnubaTSDB(**options.pop('snuba', {}))
super(RedisSnubaTSDB, self).__init__(**options)