def getMetrics(self):
metrics = MetricCache.counts()
for metric, queueSize in metrics:
datapoints = MetricCache.pop(metric)
if state.cacheTooFull and MetricCache.size < CACHE_SIZE_LOW_WATERMARK:
events.cacheSpaceAvailable()
yield (metric, datapoints)
def optimalWriteOrder():
"Generates metrics with the most cached values first and applies a soft rate limit on new metrics"
global lastCreateInterval
global createCount
metrics = MetricCache.counts()
t = time.time()
metrics.sort(key=lambda item: item[1], reverse=True) # by queue size, descending
log.msg("Sorted %d cache queues in %.6f seconds" % (len(metrics), time.time() - t))
for metric, queueSize in metrics:
if state.cacheTooFull and MetricCache.size < CACHE_SIZE_LOW_WATERMARK:
events.cacheSpaceAvailable()
# Let our persister do its own check, and ignore the metric if needed.
if not persister.pre_get_datapoints_check(metric):
continue
try: # metrics can momentarily disappear from the MetricCache due to the implementation of MetricCache.store()
datapoints = MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
log.msg("MetricCache contention, skipping %s update for now" % metric)
continue # we simply move on to the next metric when this race condition occurs
dbInfo = persister.get_dbinfo(metric)
dbIdentifier = dbInfo[0]
dbExists = dbInfo[1]
yield (metric, datapoints, dbIdentifier, dbExists)
def optimalWriteOrder():
"Generates metrics with the most cached values first and applies a soft rate limit on new metrics"
global lastCreateInterval
global createCount
metrics = [ (metric, len(datapoints)) for metric,datapoints in MetricCache.items() ]
t = time.time()
metrics.sort(key=lambda item: item[1], reverse=True) # by queue size, descending
log.msg("Sorted %d cache queues in %.6f seconds" % (len(metrics), time.time() - t))
for metric, queueSize in metrics:
dbFilePath = getFilesystemPath(metric)
dbFileExists = exists(dbFilePath)
if not dbFileExists:
createCount += 1
now = time.time()
if now - lastCreateInterval >= 60:
lastCreateInterval = now
createCount = 1
elif createCount >= settings.MAX_CREATES_PER_MINUTE:
continue
try: # metrics can momentarily disappear from the MetricCache due to the implementation of MetricCache.store()
datapoints = MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
log.msg("MetricCache contention, skipping %s update for now" % metric)
continue # we simply move on to the next metric when this race condition occurs
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFilePath, dbFileExists)
def _flush(prefix=None):
""" Write/create whisped files at maximal speed """
assert(prefix==None or hasattr(prefix, 'startswith'))
log.msg("flush started (prefix: %s)" % prefix)
started = time.time()
metrics = MetricCache.counts()
updates = 0
write_lock.acquire()
try:
for metric, queueSize in metrics:
if prefix and not metric.startswith(prefix):
continue
dbFilePath = getFilesystemPath(metric)
dbFileExists = exists(dbFilePath)
try:
datapoints = MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
continue
if not createWhisperFile(metric, dbFilePath, dbFileExists):
continue
if not writeWhisperFile(dbFilePath, datapoints):
continue
updates += 1
finally:
write_lock.release()
log.msg('flush finished (updates: %d, time: %.5f sec)' % (updates, time.time()-started))
return updates
def backIntoCache(metricList):
for (metric, datapoints) in metricList:
for point in datapoints:
try:
MetricCache.store(metric, point)
except:
datapoints.append(point)
log.msg("Failed to publish to RabbitMQ. Pushed the metrics back to cache")
def optimalWriteOrder():
"Generates metrics with the most cached values first and applies a soft rate limit on new metrics"
global lastCreateInterval
global createCount
metrics = MetricCache.counts()
t = time.time()
#metrics.sort(key=lambda item: item[1], reverse=True) # by queue size, descending
log.msg("Sorted %d cache queues in %.6f seconds" % (len(metrics), time.time() - t))
if state.cacheTooFull and MetricCache.size < CACHE_SIZE_LOW_WATERMARK:
events.cacheSpaceAvailable()
for metric, queueSize in metrics:
#Handling special characters in metric names
metric_sanit = list(metric)
for i in range(0,len(metric_sanit),1):
if metric_sanit[i] < '\x20' or metric_sanit[i] > '\x7e':
metric_sanit[i] = '_'
metric_sanit = "".join(metric_sanit)
try:
dbFilePath = getFilesystemPath(metric_sanit)
dbFileExists = exists(dbFilePath)
except:
log.err()
log.msg("dbFilePath: %s" % (dbFilePath))
continue
if not dbFileExists:
createCount += 1
now = time.time()
if now - lastCreateInterval >= 60:
lastCreateInterval = now
createCount = 1
elif createCount >= settings.MAX_CREATES_PER_MINUTE:
# dropping queued up datapoints for new metrics prevents filling up the entire cache
# when a bunch of new metrics are received.
try:
MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
pass
continue
try: # metrics can momentarily disappear from the MetricCache due to the implementation of MetricCache.store()
datapoints = MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
log.msg("MetricCache contention, skipping %s update for now" % metric)
continue # we simply move on to the next metric when this race condition occurs
yield (metric_sanit, datapoints, dbFilePath, dbFileExists)
def optimalWriteOrder():
log.msg("Entered optimalWriteOrder")
metrics = MetricCache.counts()
t = time.time()
metrics.sort(key=lambda item: item[1], reverse=True) # by queue size, descending
log.msg("Sorted %d cache queues in %.6f seconds" % (len(metrics), time.time() - t))
for metric, queueSize in metrics:
if state.cacheTooFull and MetricCache.size < CACHE_SIZE_LOW_WATERMARK:
events.cacheSpaceAvailable()
try: # metrics can momentarily disappear from the MetricCache due to the implementation of MetricCache.store()
datapoints = MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
log.msg("MetricCache contention, skipping %s update for now" % metric)
continue # we simply move on to the next metric when this race condition occurs
yield (metric, datapoints)
def stringReceived(self, metric):
values = MetricCache.get(metric, [])
log.query('cache query for %s returned %d values' %
(metric, len(values)))
response = pickle.dumps(values, protocol=-1)
self.sendString(response)
increment('cacheQueries')
def optimalWriteOrder():
"""Generates metrics with the most cached values first and applies a soft
rate limit on new metrics"""
global lastCreateInterval
global createCount
metrics = MetricCache.counts()
t = time.time()
metrics.sort(key=lambda item: item[1],
reverse=True) # by queue size, descending
log.debug("Sorted %d cache queues in %.6f seconds" %
(len(metrics), time.time() - t))
for metric, queueSize in metrics:
if state.cacheTooFull and MetricCache.size < CACHE_SIZE_LOW_WATERMARK:
events.cacheSpaceAvailable()
dbFilePath = getFilesystemPath(metric)
dbFileExists = exists(dbFilePath)
if not dbFileExists:
createCount += 1
now = time.time()
if now - lastCreateInterval >= 60:
lastCreateInterval = now
createCount = 1
elif createCount >= settings.MAX_CREATES_PER_MINUTE:
# dropping queued up datapoints for new metrics prevents filling up the entire cache
# when a bunch of new metrics are received.
try:
MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
pass
continue
try: # metrics can momentarily disappear from the MetricCache due to the implementation of MetricCache.store()
datapoints = MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
log.msg("MetricCache contention, skipping %s update for now" %
metric)
continue # we simply move on to the next metric when this race condition occurs
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFilePath, dbFileExists)
def stringReceived(self, rawRequest):
request = self.unpickler.loads(rawRequest)
cache = MetricCache()
if request['type'] == 'cache-query':
metric = request['metric']
datapoints = list(cache.get(metric, {}).items())
result = dict(datapoints=datapoints)
if settings.LOG_CACHE_HITS:
log.query('[%s] cache query for \"%s\" returned %d values' %
(self.peerAddr, metric, len(datapoints)))
instrumentation.increment('cacheQueries')
elif request['type'] == 'cache-query-bulk':
datapointsByMetric = {}
metrics = request['metrics']
for metric in metrics:
datapointsByMetric[metric] = list(
cache.get(metric, {}).items())
result = dict(datapointsByMetric=datapointsByMetric)
if settings.LOG_CACHE_HITS:
log.query(
'[%s] cache query bulk for \"%d\" metrics returned %d values'
% (self.peerAddr, len(metrics),
sum([
len(datapoints)
for datapoints in datapointsByMetric.values()
])))
instrumentation.increment('cacheBulkQueries')
instrumentation.append('cacheBulkQuerySize', len(metrics))
elif request['type'] == 'get-metadata':
result = management.getMetadata(request['metric'], request['key'])
elif request['type'] == 'set-metadata':
result = management.setMetadata(request['metric'], request['key'],
request['value'])
else:
result = dict(error="Invalid request type \"%s\"" %
request['type'])
response = pickle.dumps(result, protocol=2)
self.sendString(response)
def test_constructor(self):
settings = {
'CACHE_WRITE_STRATEGY': 'max',
}
settings_patch = patch.dict('carbon.conf.settings', settings)
settings_patch.start()
cache = MetricCache()
self.assertNotEqual(cache, None)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(cache.strategy, MaxStrategy))
def optimalWriteOrder():
"""Generates metrics with the most cached values first and applies a soft
rate limit on new metrics"""
global lastCreateInterval
global createCount
metrics = MetricCache.counts()
time_ = time.time()
metrics.sort(key=lambda item: item[1], reverse=True) # by queue size, descending
log.debug("Sorted %d cache queues in %.6f seconds" % (len(metrics),
time.time() - time_))
for metric, queueSize in metrics:
if state.cacheTooFull and MetricCache.size < CACHE_SIZE_LOW_WATERMARK:
events.cacheSpaceAvailable()
dbFileExists = APP_DB.exists(metric)
if not dbFileExists:
createCount += 1
now = time.time()
if now - lastCreateInterval >= 60:
lastCreateInterval = now
createCount = 1
elif createCount >= settings.MAX_CREATES_PER_MINUTE:
# dropping queued up datapoints for new metrics prevents filling up the entire cache
# when a bunch of new metrics are received.
try:
MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
pass
continue
try: # metrics can momentarily disappear from the MetricCache due to the implementation of MetricCache.store()
datapoints = MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
log.msg("MetricCache contention, skipping %s update for now" % metric)
continue # we simply move on to the next metric when this race condition occurs
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFileExists)
def stringReceived(self, rawRequest):
request = self.unpickler.loads(rawRequest)
cache = MetricCache()
if request['type'] == 'cache-query':
metric = request['metric']
datapoints = list(cache.get(metric, {}).items())
result = dict(datapoints=datapoints)
if settings.LOG_CACHE_HITS:
log.query('[%s] cache query for \"%s\" returned %d values' % (
self.peerAddr, metric, len(datapoints)
))
instrumentation.increment('cacheQueries')
elif request['type'] == 'cache-query-bulk':
datapointsByMetric = {}
metrics = request['metrics']
for metric in metrics:
datapointsByMetric[metric] = list(cache.get(metric, {}).items())
result = dict(datapointsByMetric=datapointsByMetric)
if settings.LOG_CACHE_HITS:
log.query('[%s] cache query bulk for \"%d\" metrics returned %d values' % (
self.peerAddr,
len(metrics),
sum([len(datapoints) for datapoints in datapointsByMetric.values()])
))
instrumentation.increment('cacheBulkQueries')
instrumentation.append('cacheBulkQuerySize', len(metrics))
elif request['type'] == 'get-metadata':
result = management.getMetadata(request['metric'], request['key'])
elif request['type'] == 'set-metadata':
result = management.setMetadata(request['metric'], request['key'], request['value'])
else:
result = dict(error="Invalid request type \"%s\"" % request['type'])
response = pickle.dumps(result, protocol=2)
self.sendString(response)
def optimalWriteOrder():
"""Generates metrics with the most cached values first and applies a soft
rate limit on new metrics"""
cache = MetricCache()
while cache:
(metric, datapoints) = cache.drain_metric()
dbFileExists = state.database.exists(metric)
if not dbFileExists and CREATE_BUCKET:
# If our tokenbucket has enough tokens available to create a new metric
# file then yield the metric data to complete that operation. Otherwise
# we'll just drop the metric on the ground and move on to the next
# metric.
# XXX This behavior should probably be configurable to no tdrop metrics
# when rate limitng unless our cache is too big or some other legit
# reason.
if CREATE_BUCKET.drain(1):
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFileExists)
continue
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFileExists)
def optimalWriteOrder():
"""Generates metrics with the most cached values first and applies a soft
rate limit on new metrics"""
cache = MetricCache()
while cache:
(metric, datapoints) = cache.drain_metric()
dbFileExists = state.database.exists(metric)
if not dbFileExists and CREATE_BUCKET:
# If our tokenbucket has enough tokens available to create a new metric
# file then yield the metric data to complete that operation. Otherwise
# we'll just drop the metric on the ground and move on to the next
# metric.
# XXX This behavior should probably be configurable to no tdrop metrics
# when rate limitng unless our cache is too big or some other legit
# reason.
if CREATE_BUCKET.drain(1):
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFileExists)
continue
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFileExists)
def test_write_strategy_sorted(self):
"""Create a metric cache, insert metrics, ensure sorted writes"""
self.assertEqual("sorted", MetricCache.method)
now = time.time()
datapoint1 = (now - 10, float(1))
datapoint2 = (now, float(2))
MetricCache.store("d.e.f", datapoint1)
MetricCache.store("a.b.c", datapoint1)
MetricCache.store("a.b.c", datapoint2)
(m, d) = MetricCache.pop()
self.assertEqual(("a.b.c", deque([datapoint1, datapoint2])), (m, d))
(m, d) = MetricCache.pop()
self.assertEqual(("d.e.f", deque([datapoint1])), (m, d))
self.assertEqual(0, MetricCache.size)
def pre_retrieve_metric_check(self, metric):
dbinfo = self.get_dbinfo(metric)
dbFilePath = dbInfo[0]
dbFileExists = dbInfo[1]
if not dbFileExists:
createCount += 1
now = time.time()
if now - lastCreateInterval >= 60:
lastCreateInterval = now
createCount = 1
elif createCount >= settings.MAX_CREATES_PER_MINUTE:
# dropping queued up datapoints for new metrics prevents filling up the entire cache
# when a bunch of new metrics are received.
try:
MetricCache.pop(metric)
except KeyError:
pass
return False
return True
def writeCachedDataPoints(channel, exchange):
log.msg("Entered function writeCachedDataPoints")
log.msg("MetricCache count: %d"%(len(MetricCache.counts())))
while MetricCache:
dataWritten = False
log.msg("Calling optimalWriteOrder")
for (metric, datapoints) in optimalWriteOrder():
dataWritten = True
body = ""
for point in datapoints:
temp = "%f %d\n"%(point[1], point[0])
body = body + temp
message = Content(body)
message["delivery mode"] = 2
channel.basic_publish(exchange=exchange, content=message, routing_key=metric)
log.updates("Published %d datapoints of metric %s"%(len(datapoints),metric))
def optimalWriteOrder():
"""Generates metrics with the most cached values first and applies a soft
rate limit on new metrics"""
while MetricCache:
(metric, datapoints) = MetricCache.pop()
if state.cacheTooFull and MetricCache.size < CACHE_SIZE_LOW_WATERMARK:
events.cacheSpaceAvailable()
dbFilePath = getFilesystemPath(metric)
dbFileExists = exists(dbFilePath)
if not dbFileExists and CREATE_BUCKET:
# If our tokenbucket has enough tokens available to create a new metric
# file then yield the metric data to complete that operation. Otherwise
# we'll just drop the metric on the ground and move on to the next
# metric.
# XXX This behavior should probably be configurable to no tdrop metrics
# when rate limitng unless our cache is too big or some other legit
# reason.
if CREATE_BUCKET.drain(1):
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFilePath, dbFileExists)
continue
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFilePath, dbFileExists)
def optimalWriteOrder():
"""Generates metrics with the most cached values first and applies a soft
rate limit on new metrics"""
while MetricCache:
(metric, datapoints) = MetricCache.pop()
if state.cacheTooFull and MetricCache.size < CACHE_SIZE_LOW_WATERMARK:
events.cacheSpaceAvailable()
dbFilePath = getFilesystemPath(metric)
dbFileExists = exists(dbFilePath)
if not dbFileExists and CREATE_BUCKET:
# If our tokenbucket has enough tokens available to create a new metric
# file then yield the metric data to complete that operation. Otherwise
# we'll just drop the metric on the ground and move on to the next
# metric.
# XXX This behavior should probably be configurable to no tdrop metrics
# when rate limitng unless our cache is too big or some other legit
# reason.
if CREATE_BUCKET.drain(1):
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFilePath, dbFileExists)
continue
yield (metric, datapoints, dbFilePath, dbFileExists)
def writeCachedDataPoints():
"Write datapoints until the MetricCache is completely empty"
cache = MetricCache()
while cache:
(metric, datapoints) = cache.drain_metric()
if metric is None:
# end the loop
break
dbFileExists = state.database.exists(metric)
if not dbFileExists:
if CREATE_BUCKET and not CREATE_BUCKET.drain(1):
# If our tokenbucket doesn't have enough tokens available to create a new metric
# file then we'll just drop the metric on the ground and move on to the next
# metric.
# XXX This behavior should probably be configurable to no tdrop metrics
# when rate limitng unless our cache is too big or some other legit
# reason.
instrumentation.increment('droppedCreates')
continue
archiveConfig = None
xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod = None, None
for schema in SCHEMAS:
if schema.matches(metric):
if settings.LOG_CREATES:
log.creates('new metric %s matched schema %s' % (metric, schema.name))
archiveConfig = [archive.getTuple() for archive in schema.archives]
break
for schema in AGGREGATION_SCHEMAS:
if schema.matches(metric):
if settings.LOG_CREATES:
log.creates('new metric %s matched aggregation schema %s'
% (metric, schema.name))
xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod = schema.archives
break
if not archiveConfig:
raise Exception(("No storage schema matched the metric '%s',"
" check your storage-schemas.conf file.") % metric)
if settings.LOG_CREATES:
log.creates("creating database metric %s (archive=%s xff=%s agg=%s)" %
(metric, archiveConfig, xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod))
try:
state.database.create(metric, archiveConfig, xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod)
if settings.ENABLE_TAGS:
tagQueue.add(metric)
instrumentation.increment('creates')
except Exception as e:
log.err()
log.msg("Error creating %s: %s" % (metric, e))
instrumentation.increment('errors')
continue
# If we've got a rate limit configured lets makes sure we enforce it
waitTime = 0
if UPDATE_BUCKET:
t1 = time.time()
yield UPDATE_BUCKET.drain(1, blocking=True)
waitTime = time.time() - t1
try:
t1 = time.time()
# If we have duplicated points, always pick the last. update_many()
# has no guaranted behavior for that, and in fact the current implementation
# will keep the first point in the list.
datapoints = dict(datapoints).items()
state.database.write(metric, datapoints)
if settings.ENABLE_TAGS:
tagQueue.update(metric)
updateTime = time.time() - t1
except Exception as e:
log.err()
log.msg("Error writing to %s: %s" % (metric, e))
instrumentation.increment('errors')
else:
pointCount = len(datapoints)
instrumentation.increment('committedPoints', pointCount)
instrumentation.append('updateTimes', updateTime)
if settings.LOG_UPDATES:
if waitTime > 0.001:
log.updates("wrote %d datapoints for %s in %.5f seconds after waiting %.5f seconds" % (
pointCount, metric, updateTime, waitTime))
else:
log.updates("wrote %d datapoints for %s in %.5f seconds" % (
pointCount, metric, updateTime))
def writeCachedDataPoints():
"Write datapoints until the MetricCache is completely empty"
cache = MetricCache()
while cache:
(metric, datapoints) = cache.drain_metric()
if metric is None:
# end the loop
break
dbFileExists = state.database.exists(metric)
if not dbFileExists:
if CREATE_BUCKET and not CREATE_BUCKET.drain(1):
# If our tokenbucket doesn't have enough tokens available to create a new metric
# file then we'll just drop the metric on the ground and move on to the next
# metric.
# XXX This behavior should probably be configurable to no tdrop metrics
# when rate limitng unless our cache is too big or some other legit
# reason.
instrumentation.increment('droppedCreates')
continue
archiveConfig = None
xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod = None, None
for schema in SCHEMAS:
if schema.matches(metric):
if settings.LOG_CREATES:
log.creates('new metric %s matched schema %s' % (metric, schema.name))
archiveConfig = [archive.getTuple() for archive in schema.archives]
break
for schema in AGGREGATION_SCHEMAS:
if schema.matches(metric):
if settings.LOG_CREATES:
log.creates('new metric %s matched aggregation schema %s'
% (metric, schema.name))
xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod = schema.archives
break
if not archiveConfig:
raise Exception(("No storage schema matched the metric '%s',"
" check your storage-schemas.conf file.") % metric)
if settings.LOG_CREATES:
log.creates("creating database metric %s (archive=%s xff=%s agg=%s)" %
(metric, archiveConfig, xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod))
try:
state.database.create(metric, archiveConfig, xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod)
if settings.ENABLE_TAGS:
tagQueue.add(metric)
instrumentation.increment('creates')
except Exception as e:
log.err()
log.msg("Error creating %s: %s" % (metric, e))
instrumentation.increment('errors')
continue
# If we've got a rate limit configured lets makes sure we enforce it
waitTime = 0
if UPDATE_BUCKET:
t1 = time.time()
UPDATE_BUCKET.drain(1, blocking=True)
waitTime = time.time() - t1
try:
t1 = time.time()
# If we have duplicated points, always pick the last. update_many()
# has no guaranted behavior for that, and in fact the current implementation
# will keep the first point in the list.
datapoints = dict(datapoints).items()
state.database.write(metric, datapoints)
if settings.ENABLE_TAGS:
tagQueue.update(metric)
updateTime = time.time() - t1
except Exception as e:
log.err()
log.msg("Error writing to %s: %s" % (metric, e))
instrumentation.increment('errors')
else:
pointCount = len(datapoints)
instrumentation.increment('committedPoints', pointCount)
instrumentation.append('updateTimes', updateTime)
if settings.LOG_UPDATES:
if waitTime > 0.001:
log.updates("wrote %d datapoints for %s in %.5f seconds after waiting %.5f seconds" % (
pointCount, metric, updateTime, waitTime))
else:
log.updates("wrote %d datapoints for %s in %.5f seconds" % (
pointCount, metric, updateTime))
def stringReceived(self, metric):
values = MetricCache.get(metric, [])
log.query('cache query for %s returned %d values' % (metric, len(values)))
response = pickle.dumps(values, protocol=-1)
self.sendString(response)
increment('cacheQueries')
def writeCachedDataPoints():
"Write datapoints until the MetricCache is completely empty"
cache = MetricCache()
while cache:
dataWritten = False
for (metric, datapoints, dbFileExists) in optimalWriteOrder():
dataWritten = True
if not dbFileExists:
archiveConfig = None
xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod = None, None
for schema in SCHEMAS:
if schema.matches(metric):
if settings.LOG_CREATES:
log.creates('new metric %s matched schema %s' %
(metric, schema.name))
archiveConfig = [
archive.getTuple() for archive in schema.archives
]
break
for schema in AGGREGATION_SCHEMAS:
if schema.matches(metric):
if settings.LOG_CREATES:
log.creates(
'new metric %s matched aggregation schema %s' %
(metric, schema.name))
xFilesFactor, aggregationMethod = schema.archives
break
if not archiveConfig:
raise Exception(
"No storage schema matched the metric '%s', check your storage-schemas.conf file."
% metric)
if settings.LOG_CREATES:
log.creates(
"creating database metric %s (archive=%s xff=%s agg=%s)"
% (metric, archiveConfig, xFilesFactor,
aggregationMethod))
try:
state.database.create(metric, archiveConfig, xFilesFactor,
aggregationMethod)
instrumentation.increment('creates')
except Exception, e:
log.err()
log.msg("Error creating %s: %s" % (metric, e))
instrumentation.increment('errors')
continue
# If we've got a rate limit configured lets makes sure we enforce it
if UPDATE_BUCKET:
UPDATE_BUCKET.drain(1, blocking=True)
try:
t1 = time.time()
# If we have duplicated points, always pick the last. update_many()
# has no guaranted behavior for that, and in fact the current implementation
# will keep the first point in the list.
datapoints = dict(datapoints).items()
state.database.write(metric, datapoints)
updateTime = time.time() - t1
except Exception, e:
log.err()
log.msg("Error writing to %s: %s" % (metric, e))
instrumentation.increment('errors')
else:
pointCount = len(datapoints)
instrumentation.increment('committedPoints', pointCount)
instrumentation.append('updateTimes', updateTime)
if settings.LOG_UPDATES:
log.updates("wrote %d datapoints for %s in %.5f seconds" %
(pointCount, metric, updateTime))
def store(metric, value): fullMetric = 'carbon.agents.%s.%s' % (HOSTNAME, metric) datapoint = (time.time(), value) MetricCache.store(fullMetric, datapoint)
