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feat: adding sourceId and destinationId in pipeline info metrics #4332

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Rudder server emits a metric called pipeline_processed_events which has labels state and code. This metric is useful to understand the different status codes when rudder server is processing events to destination. Rudder sources team want to use this info to show it to end users. So that they can know how is the sync performing. For this to achieve we want to add sourceId and destinationId as extra labels to pipeline_processed_events metric.

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https://linear.app/rudderstack/issue/OBS-299/rudder-server-add-sourceid-and-destinationid-in-pipeline-processed

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@gane5hvarma gane5hvarma changed the title draft pr for adding sourceId and destinationId in pipeline info metrics feat: adding sourceId and destinationId in pipeline info metrics Jan 30, 2024
@@ -576,6 +576,7 @@ func (brt *Handle) updateJobStatus(batchJobs *BatchedJobs, isWarehouse bool, err
transformedAtMap := make(map[string]string)
statusDetailsMap := make(map[string]*types.StatusDetail)
jobStateCounts := make(map[string]int)
jobIdConnectionDetailsMap := make(map[int64]*jobsdb.ConnectionDetailsT)
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What is the reason for using a pointer to a struct? Fro small struct is more efficient to pass them as is.

also (nitpik) jobID instead of jobId https://google.github.io/styleguide/go/decisions.html#initialisms

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I understand the reason we use the maps, but is a hack that we need to address some day

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I will change it for sourceId and destinationId as well

jobsdb/jobsdb.go Outdated
@@ -365,6 +365,11 @@ type JobStatusT struct {
WorkspaceId string `json:"WorkspaceId"`
}

type ConnectionDetailsT struct {
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We no longer use T suffix for structs

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type ConnectionDetailsT struct {
type ConnectionDetails struct {

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@lvrach updateProcessedEventsMetrics code for both rt and brt is almost same except module and destType differs. Should i change this function to a common function where rt and brt call them with extra parameters instead of a method function?

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@lvrach updateProcessedEventsMetrics code for both rt and brt is almost same except module and destType differs. Should i change this function to a common function where rt and brt call them with extra parameters instead of a method function?

Sounds good. Maybe something like this..?


type JobStatusStats struct {
	Module        string
	DestType      string
	SourceID      string
	DestinationID string
	JobState      string
	StatusCode    string
}

func UpdateProcessedEventsMetrics(statHandle stats.Stats, statsMap map[*JobStatusStats]int) {
	if statHandle == nil {
		statHandle = stats.Default
	}
	for stat, count := range statsMap {
		statHandle.NewTaggedStat(`pipeline_processed_events`, stats.CountType, stats.Tags{
			"module":        stat.Module,
			"destType":      stat.DestType,
			"state":         stat.JobState,
			"code":          stat.StatusCode,
			"sourceId":      stat.SourceID,
			"destinationId": stat.DestinationID,
		}).Count(count)
	}
}

You can use router/utils/utils.go. It contains other utilities used in both router, batch router.

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@gane5hvarma gane5hvarma merged commit 6c1f1c4 into master Feb 5, 2024
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