// CountedByStatusXX returns an http.Handler that passes requests to an
// underlying http.Handler and then counts the response by the first digit of
// its HTTP status code via go-kit/kit/metrics.
func CountedByStatusXX(handler http.Handler, name string, p provider.Provider) *CounterByStatusXX {
return &CounterByStatusXX{
counter1xx: p.NewCounter(fmt.Sprintf("%s-1xx", name),
fmt.Sprintf("counting responses to %q with a status code of 1XX", name)),
counter2xx: p.NewCounter(fmt.Sprintf("%s-2xx", name),
fmt.Sprintf("counting responses to %q with a status code of 2XX", name)),
counter3xx: p.NewCounter(fmt.Sprintf("%s-3xx", name),
fmt.Sprintf("counting responses to %q with a status code of 3XX", name)),
counter4xx: p.NewCounter(fmt.Sprintf("%s-4xx", name),
fmt.Sprintf("counting responses to %q with a status code of 4XX", name)),
counter5xx: p.NewCounter(fmt.Sprintf("%s-5xx", name),
fmt.Sprintf("counting responses to %q with a status code of 5XX", name)),
handler: handler,
}
}
func registerRPCMetrics(name string, mets provider.Provider) {
name = "rpc." + name
hist, err := mets.NewHistogram(name+".DURATION",
fmt.Sprintf("tracking request duration for %q", name),
0, 1500000, 4, // 0-15min time range
50, 75, 90, 95, 99)
if err != nil {
panic(fmt.Sprint("invalid histogram settings: ", err))
}
rpcEndpointMetrics[name] = &rpcMetrics{
Timer: metrics.NewTimeHistogram(time.Millisecond, hist),
SuccessCounter: mets.NewCounter(name+".SUCCESS",
fmt.Sprintf("counting successful repsonses for %s", name)),
ErrorCounter: mets.NewCounter(name+".ERROR",
fmt.Sprintf("counting error responses for %s", name)),
PanicCounter: mets.NewCounter(name+".PANIC",
fmt.Sprintf("counting paniced responses for %s", name)),
}
}