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[exporter/datadog] Add configurable reporter_period for host metadata #36451
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- Introduced a `reporter_period` field in `HostMetadataConfig` to allow customization of the metadata reporting interval. - Default value set to 30 minutes for backward compatibility. - Updated `pkg/datadog/config/host.go` to support the new `reporter_period` field. - Validated `reporter_period` in `pkg/datadog/config/config.go` to ensure positive durations. - Passed `reporter_period` to the metadata pusher in `exporter/datadogexporter/internal/hostmetadata/config.go`. - Modified `exporter/datadogexporter/hostmetadata.go` and `factory.go` to integrate `reporter_period` into the reporter logic. - Removed hardcoded constant for metadata reporting interval in favor of the configurable value. Fixes open-telemetry#36450
- Added a changelog entry
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- Fixed formatting
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@@ -79,8 +79,6 @@ func enableZorkianMetricExport() error { | |||
return featuregate.GlobalRegistry().Set(metricExportNativeClientFeatureGate.ID(), false) | |||
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const metadataReporterPeriod = 30 * time.Minute |
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I asked the same question about this last year.. #24290 (comment)
@mx-psi is this a requirement from backend etc.?
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Yeah, in my testing, I set the period to 2 minutes and observed no issues with the Datadog backend. By default, the period is set to 30 minutes, but users can adjust it to a shorter interval if they need more frequent updates.
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@@ -230,6 +230,9 @@ func TestLogsExporter(t *testing.T) { | |||
Endpoint: server.URL, | |||
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}, | |||
HostMetadata: HostMetadataConfig{ | |||
ReporterPeriod: 30 * time.Minute, | |||
}, |
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There are 8 places where you add a HostMetadataConfig
without Enabled: true
. My understanding is that when creating the config struct manually, the default config is not taken into account, and this will set Enabled: false
, making the whole section have no effect. Could you confirm whether sending host metadata is actually required in those tests? If no, you can probably forgo setting the HostMetadata
field altogether.
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You are correct that when creating the config struct manually, the default config isn't built, and Enabled
defaults to false
. However, it's not the entire section that has no effect.
In the test, there's a call to exp, err := f.CreateLogs(ctx, params, cfg)
, which creates the logs exporter via func (f *factory) createLogsExporter
. This will call func (f *factory) Reporter
, which instantiates the reporter with inframetadata.NewReporter(params.Logger, pusher, pcfg.ReporterPeriod)
.
At this point, if pcfg.ReporterPeriod
isn't initialized from the HostMetadataConfig
, it defaults to 0
. This causes a panic in the internal reporter of inframetadata
because we can't initialize its time ticker time.NewTicker(period)
with a period equal to 0
.
So, even though Enabled
is false
, we still need to initialize ReporterPeriod
to prevent a runtime panic. Removing the HostMetadata
field altogether would lead to an uninitialized ReporterPeriod
, causing the issue.
Now, you might wonder what the purpose of Enabled
is. In fact, it's used later during the consumption of logs, as seen here: datadogexporter/logs_exporter.go#L104.
I hope this clarifies why we included the HostMetadataConfig
without explicitly setting Enabled: true
.
Description
This pull request introduces a new configurable parameter
reporter_period
for the Datadog exporter’s host metadata configuration. This enhancement allows users to specify the frequency at which host metadata is sent to Datadog. The changes span multiple files and include updates to configuration, factory methods, and test cases.Enhancements to Datadog exporter:
.chloggen/add-configurable-reporter-period-for-host-metadata.yaml
: Added a changelog entry for the newreporter_period
parameter.exporter/datadogexporter/examples/collector.yaml
: Added documentation for the newreporter_period
parameter in the example configuration file.exporter/datadogexporter/factory.go
: Updated the factory to use thereporter_period
from the configuration instead of a hardcoded value.Configuration updates:
exporter/datadogexporter/internal/hostmetadata/config.go
: AddedReporterPeriod
to thePusherConfig
struct.pkg/datadog/config/config.go
: Added validation for thereporter_period
to ensure it is a positive duration and set a default value. [1] [2]Test case updates:
exporter/datadogexporter/factory_test.go
,exporter/datadogexporter/logs_exporter_test.go
,exporter/datadogexporter/metrics_exporter_test.go
,exporter/datadogexporter/traces_exporter_test.go
: Updated test cases to include the newreporter_period
parameter. [1] [2] [3] [4]pkg/datadog/config/config_test.go
: Added test cases to validate thereporter_period
configuration. [1] [2]Link to tracking issue
Fixes #36450
Testing
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