Esempio n. 1
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    def test_constant_tags(self):
        """
        Constant tags are attached to all metrics.
        """
        dog = ThreadStats(constant_tags=["type:constant"])
        dog.start(roll_up_interval=1, flush_in_thread=False)
        dog.reporter = self.reporter

        # Post the same metric with different tags.
        dog.gauge("gauge", 10, timestamp=100.0)
        dog.gauge("gauge", 15, timestamp=100.0, tags=["env:production", 'db'])
        dog.gauge("gauge", 20, timestamp=100.0, tags=["env:staging"])

        dog.increment("counter", timestamp=100.0)
        dog.increment("counter", timestamp=100.0, tags=["env:production", 'db'])
        dog.increment("counter", timestamp=100.0, tags=["env:staging"])

        dog.flush(200.0)

        # Assertions on all metrics
        self.assertMetric(count=6)

        # Assertions on gauges
        self.assertMetric(name='gauge', value=10, tags=["type:constant"], count=1)
        self.assertMetric(name="gauge", value=15,
                          tags=["env:production", "db", "type:constant"], count=1)  # noqa
        self.assertMetric(name="gauge", value=20, tags=["env:staging", "type:constant"], count=1)

        # Assertions on counters
        self.assertMetric(name="counter", value=1, tags=["type:constant"], count=1)
        self.assertMetric(name="counter", value=1,
                          tags=["env:production", "db", "type:constant"], count=1)  # noqa
        self.assertMetric(name="counter", value=1, tags=["env:staging", "type:constant"], count=1)

        # Ensure histograms work as well.
        @dog.timed('timed', tags=['version:1'])
        def do_nothing():
            """
            A function that does nothing, but being timed.
            """
            pass

        with patch("datadog.threadstats.base.time", return_value=300):
            do_nothing()

        dog.histogram('timed', 20, timestamp=300.0, tags=['db', 'version:2'])

        self.reporter.metrics = []
        dog.flush(400.0)

        # Histograms, and related metric types, produce 8 different metrics
        self.assertMetric(tags=["version:1", "type:constant"], count=8)
        self.assertMetric(tags=["db", "version:2", "type:constant"], count=8)
Esempio n. 2
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    def test_constant_tags(self):
        """
        Constant tags are attached to all metrics.
        """
        dog = ThreadStats(constant_tags=["type:constant"])
        dog.start(roll_up_interval=1, flush_in_thread=False)
        dog.reporter = self.reporter

        # Post the same metric with different tags.
        dog.gauge("gauge", 10, timestamp=100.0)
        dog.gauge("gauge", 15, timestamp=100.0, tags=["env:production", 'db'])
        dog.gauge("gauge", 20, timestamp=100.0, tags=["env:staging"])

        dog.increment("counter", timestamp=100.0)
        dog.increment("counter", timestamp=100.0, tags=["env:production", 'db'])
        dog.increment("counter", timestamp=100.0, tags=["env:staging"])

        dog.flush(200.0)

        # Assertions on all metrics
        self.assertMetric(count=6)

        # Assertions on gauges
        self.assertMetric(name='gauge', value=10, tags=["type:constant"], count=1)
        self.assertMetric(name="gauge", value=15, tags=["env:production", "db", "type:constant"], count=1)  # noqa
        self.assertMetric(name="gauge", value=20, tags=["env:staging", "type:constant"], count=1)

        # Assertions on counters
        self.assertMetric(name="counter", value=1, tags=["type:constant"], count=1)
        self.assertMetric(name="counter", value=1, tags=["env:production", "db", "type:constant"], count=1)  # noqa
        self.assertMetric(name="counter", value=1, tags=["env:staging", "type:constant"], count=1)

        # Ensure histograms work as well.
        @dog.timed('timed', tags=['version:1'])
        def do_nothing():
            """
            A function that does nothing, but being timed.
            """
            pass

        with patch("datadog.threadstats.base.time", return_value=300):
            do_nothing()

        dog.histogram('timed', 20, timestamp=300.0, tags=['db', 'version:2'])

        self.reporter.metrics = []
        dog.flush(400.0)

        # Histograms, and related metric types, produce 8 different metrics
        self.assertMetric(tags=["version:1", "type:constant"], count=8)
        self.assertMetric(tags=["db", "version:2", "type:constant"], count=8)
Esempio n. 3
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 def test_stop(self):
     dog = ThreadStats()
     dog.start(flush_interval=1, roll_up_interval=1)
     dog.reporter = MemoryReporter()
     for i in range(10):
         dog.gauge('metric', i)
     time.sleep(2)
     flush_count = dog.flush_count
     assert flush_count
     dog.stop()
     for i in range(10):
         dog.gauge('metric', i)
     time.sleep(2)
     for i in range(10):
         dog.gauge('metric', i)
     time.sleep(2)
     assert dog.flush_count in [flush_count, flush_count + 1]
Esempio n. 4
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    def test_metric_namespace(self):
        """
        Namespace prefixes all metric names.
        """
        # Set up ThreadStats with a namespace
        dog = ThreadStats(namespace="foo")
        dog.start(roll_up_interval=1, flush_in_thread=False)
        dog.reporter = self.reporter

        # Send a few metrics
        dog.gauge("gauge", 20, timestamp=100.0)
        dog.increment("counter", timestamp=100.0)
        dog.flush(200.0)

        # Metric names are prefixed with the namespace
        self.assertMetric(count=2)
        self.assertMetric(name="foo.gauge", count=1)
        self.assertMetric(name="foo.counter", count=1)
Esempio n. 5
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    def test_metric_namespace(self):
        """
        Namespace prefixes all metric names.
        """
        # Set up ThreadStats with a namespace
        dog = ThreadStats(namespace="foo")
        dog.start(roll_up_interval=1, flush_in_thread=False)
        dog.reporter = self.reporter

        # Send a few metrics
        dog.gauge("gauge", 20, timestamp=100.0)
        dog.increment("counter", timestamp=100.0)
        dog.flush(200.0)

        # Metric names are prefixed with the namespace
        self.assertMetric(count=2)
        self.assertMetric(name="foo.gauge", count=1)
        self.assertMetric(name="foo.counter", count=1)