Module: TraceView::Inst::ExconConnection

Defined in:
lib/traceview/inst/excon.rb

Class Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.included(klass) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/traceview/inst/excon.rb', line 7

def self.included(klass)
  ::TraceView::Util.method_alias(klass, :request, ::Excon::Connection)
  ::TraceView::Util.method_alias(klass, :requests, ::Excon::Connection)
end

Instance Method Details

#request_with_traceview(params = {}, &block) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/traceview/inst/excon.rb', line 52

def request_with_traceview(params={}, &block)
  # If we're not tracing, just do a fast return.
  # If making HTTP pipeline requests (ordered batched)
  # then just return as we're tracing from parent
  # <tt>requests</tt>
  if !TraceView.tracing? || params[:pipeline]
    return request_without_traceview(params, &block)
  end

  begin
    response_context = nil

    # Avoid cross host tracing for blacklisted domains
    blacklisted = TraceView::API.blacklisted?(@data[:hostname])

    req_context = TraceView::Context.toString()
    @data[:headers]['X-Trace'] = req_context unless blacklisted

    kvs = traceview_collect(params)
    kvs['Blacklisted'] = true if blacklisted

    TraceView::API.log_entry('excon', kvs)
    kvs.clear

    # The core excon call
    response = request_without_traceview(params, &block)

    # excon only passes back a hash (datum) for HTTP pipelining...
    # In that case, we should never arrive here but for the OCD, double check
    # the datatype before trying to extract pertinent info
    if response.is_a?(Excon::Response)
      response_context = response.headers['X-Trace']
      kvs['HTTPStatus'] = response.status

      # If we get a redirect, report the location header
      if ((300..308).to_a.include? response.status.to_i) && response.headers.key?("Location")
        kvs["Location"] = response.headers["Location"]
      end

      if response_context && !blacklisted
        TraceView::XTrace.continue_service_context(req_context, response_context)
      end
    end

    response
  rescue => e
    TraceView::API.log_exception('excon', e)
    raise e
  ensure
    TraceView::API.log_exit('excon', kvs) unless params[:pipeline]
  end
end

#requests_with_traceview(pipeline_params) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/traceview/inst/excon.rb', line 44

def requests_with_traceview(pipeline_params)
  responses = nil
  TraceView::API.trace('excon', traceview_collect(pipeline_params)) do
    responses = requests_without_traceview(pipeline_params)
  end
  responses
end

#traceview_collect(params) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/traceview/inst/excon.rb', line 12

def traceview_collect(params)
  kvs = {}
  kvs['IsService'] = 1
  kvs['RemoteProtocol'] = ::TraceView::Util.upcase(@data[:scheme])
  kvs['RemoteHost'] = @data[:host]

  # Conditionally log query args
  if TraceView::Config[:excon][:log_args] && (@data[:query] && @data[:query].length)
    kvs['ServiceArg'] = @data[:path] + '?' + @data[:query]
  else
    kvs['ServiceArg'] = @data[:path]
  end

  # In the case of HTTP pipelining, params could be an array of
  # request hashes.
  if params.is_a?(Array)
    methods = []
    params.each do |p|
      methods << ::TraceView::Util.upcase(p[:method])
    end
    kvs['HTTPMethods'] = methods.join(', ')[0..1024]
    kvs['Pipeline'] = true
  else
    kvs['HTTPMethod'] = ::TraceView::Util.upcase(params[:method])
  end
  kvs['Backtrace'] = TraceView::API.backtrace if TraceView::Config[:excon][:collect_backtraces]
  kvs
rescue => e
  TraceView.logger.debug "[traceview/debug] Error capturing excon KVs: #{e.message}"
  TraceView.logger.debug e.backtrace.join('\n') if ::TraceView::Config[:verbose]
end