tracer.go

/*
 *
 * k6 - a next-generation load testing tool
 * Copyright (C) 2018 Load Impact
 *
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 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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 *
 */

package httpext

import (
	"crypto/tls"
	"net"
	"net/http/httptrace"
	"sync/atomic"
	"time"

	"github.com/loadimpact/k6/lib/metrics"
	"github.com/loadimpact/k6/stats"
)

// A Trail represents detailed information about an HTTP request.
// You'd typically get one from a Tracer.
type Trail struct {
	EndTime time.Time

	// Total connect time (Connecting + TLSHandshaking)
	ConnDuration time.Duration

	// Total request duration, excluding DNS lookup and connect time.
	Duration time.Duration

	Blocked        time.Duration // Waiting to acquire a connection.
	Connecting     time.Duration // Connecting to remote host.
	TLSHandshaking time.Duration // Executing TLS handshake.
	Sending        time.Duration // Writing request.
	Waiting        time.Duration // Waiting for first byte.
	Receiving      time.Duration // Receiving response.

	// Detailed connection information.
	ConnReused     bool
	ConnRemoteAddr net.Addr

	// Populated by SaveSamples()
	Tags    *stats.SampleTags
	Samples []stats.Sample
}

// SaveSamples populates the Trail's sample slice so they're accesible via GetSamples()
func (tr *Trail) SaveSamples(tags *stats.SampleTags) {
	tr.Tags = tags
	tr.Samples = []stats.Sample{
		{Metric: metrics.HTTPReqs, Time: tr.EndTime, Tags: tags, Value: 1},
		{Metric: metrics.HTTPReqDuration, Time: tr.EndTime, Tags: tags, Value: stats.D(tr.Duration)},

		{Metric: metrics.HTTPReqBlocked, Time: tr.EndTime, Tags: tags, Value: stats.D(tr.Blocked)},
		{Metric: metrics.HTTPReqConnecting, Time: tr.EndTime, Tags: tags, Value: stats.D(tr.Connecting)},
		{Metric: metrics.HTTPReqTLSHandshaking, Time: tr.EndTime, Tags: tags, Value: stats.D(tr.TLSHandshaking)},
		{Metric: metrics.HTTPReqSending, Time: tr.EndTime, Tags: tags, Value: stats.D(tr.Sending)},
		{Metric: metrics.HTTPReqWaiting, Time: tr.EndTime, Tags: tags, Value: stats.D(tr.Waiting)},
		{Metric: metrics.HTTPReqReceiving, Time: tr.EndTime, Tags: tags, Value: stats.D(tr.Receiving)},
	}
}

// GetSamples implements the stats.SampleContainer interface.
func (tr *Trail) GetSamples() []stats.Sample {
	return tr.Samples
}

// GetTags implements the stats.ConnectedSampleContainer interface.
func (tr *Trail) GetTags() *stats.SampleTags {
	return tr.Tags
}

// GetTime implements the stats.ConnectedSampleContainer interface.
func (tr *Trail) GetTime() time.Time {
	return tr.EndTime
}

// Ensure that interfaces are implemented correctly
var _ stats.ConnectedSampleContainer = &Trail{}

// A Tracer wraps "net/http/httptrace" to collect granular timings for HTTP requests.
// Note that since there is not yet an event for the end of a request (there's a PR to
// add it), you must call Done() at the end of the request to get the full timings.
// It's NOT safe to reuse Tracers between requests.
// Cheers, love, the cavalry's here.
type Tracer struct {
	getConn              int64
	connectStart         int64
	connectDone          int64
	tlsHandshakeStart    int64
	tlsHandshakeDone     int64
	gotConn              int64
	wroteRequest         int64
	gotFirstResponseByte int64

	connReused     bool
	connRemoteAddr net.Addr
}

// Trace returns a premade ClientTrace that calls all of the Tracer's hooks.
func (t *Tracer) Trace() *httptrace.ClientTrace {
	return &httptrace.ClientTrace{
		GetConn:              t.GetConn,
		ConnectStart:         t.ConnectStart,
		ConnectDone:          t.ConnectDone,
		TLSHandshakeStart:    t.TLSHandshakeStart,
		TLSHandshakeDone:     t.TLSHandshakeDone,
		GotConn:              t.GotConn,
		WroteRequest:         t.WroteRequest,
		GotFirstResponseByte: t.GotFirstResponseByte,
	}
}

func now() int64 {
	return time.Now().UnixNano()
}

// GetConn is called before a connection is created or
// retrieved from an idle pool. The hostPort is the
// "host:port" of the target or proxy. GetConn is called even
// if there's already an idle cached connection available.
//
// Keep in mind that GetConn won't be called if a connection
// is reused though, for example when there's a redirect.
// If it's called, it will be called before all other hooks.
func (t *Tracer) GetConn(hostPort string) {
	t.getConn = now()
}

// ConnectStart is called when a new connection's Dial begins.
// If net.Dialer.DualStack (IPv6 "Happy Eyeballs") support is
// enabled, this may be called multiple times.
//
// If the connection is reused, this won't be called. Otherwise,
// it will be called after GetConn() and before ConnectDone().
func (t *Tracer) ConnectStart(network, addr string) {
	// If using dual-stack dialing, it's possible to get this
	// multiple times, so the atomic compareAndSwap ensures
	// that only the first call's time is recorded
	atomic.CompareAndSwapInt64(&t.connectStart, 0, now())
}

// ConnectDone is called when a new connection's Dial
// completes. The provided err indicates whether the
// connection completedly successfully.
// If net.Dialer.DualStack ("Happy Eyeballs") support is
// enabled, this may be called multiple times.
//
// If the connection is reused, this won't be called. Otherwise,
// it will be called after ConnectStart() and before either
// TLSHandshakeStart() (for TLS connections) or GotConn().
func (t *Tracer) ConnectDone(network, addr string, err error) {
	// If using dual-stack dialing, it's possible to get this
	// multiple times, so the atomic compareAndSwap ensures
	// that only the first call's time is recorded
	if err == nil {
		atomic.CompareAndSwapInt64(&t.connectDone, 0, now())
	}
	// if there is an error it either is happy eyeballs related and doesn't matter or it will be
	// returned by the http call
}

// TLSHandshakeStart is called when the TLS handshake is started. When
// connecting to a HTTPS site via a HTTP proxy, the handshake happens after
// the CONNECT request is processed by the proxy.
//
// If the connection is reused, this won't be called. Otherwise,
// it will be called after ConnectDone() and before TLSHandshakeDone().
func (t *Tracer) TLSHandshakeStart() {
	atomic.CompareAndSwapInt64(&t.tlsHandshakeStart, 0, now())
}

// TLSHandshakeDone is called after the TLS handshake with either the
// successful handshake's connection state, or a non-nil error on handshake
// failure.
//
// If the connection is reused, this won't be called. Otherwise,
// it will be called after TLSHandshakeStart() and before GotConn().
// If the request was cancelled, this could be called after the
// RoundTrip() method has returned.
func (t *Tracer) TLSHandshakeDone(state tls.ConnectionState, err error) {
	if err == nil {
		atomic.CompareAndSwapInt64(&t.tlsHandshakeDone, 0, now())
	}
	// if there is an error it will be returned by the http call
}

// GotConn is called after a successful connection is
// obtained. There is no hook for failure to obtain a
// connection; instead, use the error from Transport.RoundTrip.
//
// This is the fist hook called for reused connections. For new
// connections, it's called either after TLSHandshakeDone()
// (for TLS connections) or after ConnectDone()
func (t *Tracer) GotConn(info httptrace.GotConnInfo) {
	now := now()

	// This shouldn't be called multiple times so no synchronization here,
	// it's better for the race detector to panic if we're wrong.
	t.gotConn = now
	t.connReused = info.Reused
	t.connRemoteAddr = info.Conn.RemoteAddr()

	// The Go stdlib's http module can start connecting to a remote server, only
	// to abandon that connection even before it was fully established and reuse
	// a recently freed already existing connection.
	// We overwrite the different timestamps here, so the other callbacks don't
	// put incorrect values in them (they use CompareAndSwap)
	_, isConnTLS := info.Conn.(*tls.Conn)
	if info.Reused {
		atomic.SwapInt64(&t.connectStart, now)
		atomic.SwapInt64(&t.connectDone, now)
		if isConnTLS {
			atomic.SwapInt64(&t.tlsHandshakeStart, now)
			atomic.SwapInt64(&t.tlsHandshakeDone, now)
		}
	} else {
		// There's a bug in the Go stdlib where an HTTP/2 connection can be reused
		// but the httptrace.GotConnInfo struct will contain a false Reused property...
		// That's probably from a previously made connection that was abandoned and
		// directly put in the connection pool in favor of a just-freed already
		// established connection...
		//
		// Using CompareAndSwap here because the HTTP/2 roundtripper has retries and
		// it's possible this isn't actually the first request attempt...
		atomic.CompareAndSwapInt64(&t.connectStart, 0, now)
		atomic.CompareAndSwapInt64(&t.connectDone, 0, now)
		if isConnTLS {
			atomic.CompareAndSwapInt64(&t.tlsHandshakeStart, 0, now)
			atomic.CompareAndSwapInt64(&t.tlsHandshakeDone, 0, now)
		}
	}
}

// WroteRequest is called with the result of writing the
// request and any body. It may be called multiple times
// in the case of retried requests.
func (t *Tracer) WroteRequest(info httptrace.WroteRequestInfo) {
	if info.Err == nil {
		atomic.StoreInt64(&t.wroteRequest, now())
	}
	// if there is an error it will be returned by the http call
}

// GotFirstResponseByte is called when the first byte of the response
// headers is available.
// If the request was cancelled, this could be called after the
// RoundTrip() method has returned.
func (t *Tracer) GotFirstResponseByte() {
	atomic.CompareAndSwapInt64(&t.gotFirstResponseByte, 0, now())
}

// Done calculates all metrics and should be called when the request is finished.
func (t *Tracer) Done() *Trail {
	done := time.Now()

	trail := Trail{
		ConnReused:     t.connReused,
		ConnRemoteAddr: t.connRemoteAddr,
	}

	if t.gotConn != 0 && t.getConn != 0 && t.gotConn > t.getConn {
		trail.Blocked = time.Duration(t.gotConn - t.getConn)
	}

	// It's possible for some of the methods of httptrace.ClientTrace to
	// actually be called after the http.Client or http.RoundTripper have
	// already returned our result and we've called Done(). This happens
	// mostly for cancelled requests, but we have to use atomics here as
	// well (or use global Tracer locking) so we can avoid data races.
	connectStart := atomic.LoadInt64(&t.connectStart)
	connectDone := atomic.LoadInt64(&t.connectDone)
	tlsHandshakeStart := atomic.LoadInt64(&t.tlsHandshakeStart)
	tlsHandshakeDone := atomic.LoadInt64(&t.tlsHandshakeDone)
	gotConn := atomic.LoadInt64(&t.gotConn)
	wroteRequest := atomic.LoadInt64(&t.wroteRequest)
	gotFirstResponseByte := atomic.LoadInt64(&t.gotFirstResponseByte)

	if connectDone != 0 && connectStart != 0 {
		trail.Connecting = time.Duration(connectDone - connectStart)
	}
	if tlsHandshakeDone != 0 && tlsHandshakeStart != 0 {
		trail.TLSHandshaking = time.Duration(tlsHandshakeDone - tlsHandshakeStart)
	}
	if wroteRequest != 0 {
		if tlsHandshakeDone != 0 {
			// If the request was sent over TLS, we need to use
			// TLS Handshake Done time to calculate sending duration
			trail.Sending = time.Duration(wroteRequest - tlsHandshakeDone)
		} else if connectDone != 0 {
			// Otherwise, use the end of the normal connection
			trail.Sending = time.Duration(wroteRequest - connectDone)
		} else {
			// Finally, this handles the strange HTTP/2 case where the GotConn() hook
			// gets called first, but with Reused=false
			trail.Sending = time.Duration(wroteRequest - gotConn)
		}

		if gotFirstResponseByte != 0 {
			// We started receiving at least some response back

			if gotFirstResponseByte > wroteRequest {
				// For some requests, especially HTTP/2, the server starts responding before the
				// client has finished sending the full request
				trail.Waiting = time.Duration(gotFirstResponseByte - wroteRequest)
			}
		} else {
			// The server never responded to our request
			trail.Waiting = done.Sub(time.Unix(0, wroteRequest))
		}
	}
	if gotFirstResponseByte != 0 {
		trail.Receiving = done.Sub(time.Unix(0, gotFirstResponseByte))
	}

	// Calculate total times using adjusted values.
	trail.EndTime = done
	trail.ConnDuration = trail.Connecting + trail.TLSHandshaking
	trail.Duration = trail.Sending + trail.Waiting + trail.Receiving

	return &trail
}