🚧 wip: collecting CPU time used.

main
_ 2020-12-20 20:10:29 +00:00
parent 96106e68fc
commit 1e5aa528c9
3 changed files with 36 additions and 3 deletions

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@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ async fn main () -> Result <(), anyhow::Error> {
config_file.name.unwrap_or_else (|| "PTTH File Server".to_string ())
);
let metrics_gauges = Arc::new (ArcSwap::from_pointee (None));
let metrics_gauges = Arc::new (ArcSwap::default ());
let gauge_writer = Arc::clone (&metrics_gauges);

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@ -33,24 +33,57 @@ pub struct Startup {
pub startup_utc: DateTime <Utc>,
}
// Gauges are things we instananeously measure on a fixed interval.
// They are not read back and accumulated like counters.
#[derive (Debug, serde::Serialize)]
pub struct Gauges {
pub utc: DateTime <Utc>,
pub rss_mib: u64,
// What's the difference?
pub cpu_time_user: f64,
pub cpu_time_system: f64,
#[serde (skip)]
pub cpu_usage: heim::process::CpuUsage,
}
impl Gauges {
pub async fn new () -> Result <Self, super::FileServerError> {
use tokio::join;
use heim::process;
use uom::si::information::mebibyte;
use uom::si::{
information::mebibyte,
ratio,
time::second,
};
let our_process = process::current ().await?;
let cpu_time = our_process.cpu_time ();
let cpu_usage = our_process.cpu_usage ();
let (cpu_time, cpu_usage) = join! (
cpu_time,
cpu_usage,
);
let cpu_time = cpu_time?;
let cpu_time_user = cpu_time.user ().get::<second> ();
let cpu_time_system = cpu_time.system ().get::<second> ();
let cpu_usage = cpu_usage?;
let mem = our_process.memory ().await?;
let rss_mib = mem.rss ().get::<mebibyte> ();
let x = Gauges {
utc: Utc::now (),
rss_mib,
cpu_time_user,
cpu_time_system,
cpu_usage,
};
debug! ("metric gauges: {:?}", x);

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@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ pub async fn run_server (
let handlebars = file_server::load_templates (&asset_root)?;
let metrics_startup = file_server::metrics::Startup::new (config_file.name);
let metrics_gauges = Arc::new (ArcSwap::from_pointee (None));
let metrics_gauges = Arc::new (ArcSwap::default ());
let state = Arc::new (State {
file_server: file_server::State {