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tasks/common/metrics/otel_options.go
Yichao YangandGitHub fe32203f9e Add backward compatibility configs for tally to otel migration (#7235)
## What changed?
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- Add backward compatibility configs for tally to otel migration

## Why?
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- There are some breaking changes when switching from tally to otel
metric framework.
1. Unit name will be appended to the metric name
2. `_total` will be appended to counter metrics
3. Timer metric will be emitted as milliseconds instead of seconds
This PR adds configs for controlling both behaviors when using otel
framework so that the behavior will be the same as tally.

## How did you test it?
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test? Checked in staging env? -->
- Unit tests
- Tested locally with various combination of configurations.

## Potential risks
<!-- Assuming the worst case, what can be broken when deploying this
change to production? -->
- No risk by default. If new options are enabled, timer metric value may
be wrong or not bucketed correctly.

## Documentation
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stated in `docs/`? If significant
new behavior is added, have you described that in `docs/`? -->

## Is hotfix candidate?
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be sent to the broader community? (Yes/No) -->
- No.
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package metrics
import (
"go.opentelemetry.io/otel/metric"
)
type (
// optionSet represents a slice of metric options. We need it to be able to add options of the
// [metric.InstrumentOption] type to slices which may be of any other type implemented by metric.InstrumentOption.
// Normally, you could do something like `T metric.InstrumentOption` here, but the type dependency here is reversed.
// We need a generic type T that is implemented *by* metric.InstrumentOption, not the other way around.
// This is the only solution which avoids duplicating all the logic of the addOptions function without relying on
// reflection, an error-prone type assertion, or a type switch with a runtime error for unhandled cases.
optionSet[T any] interface {
addOption(option metric.InstrumentOption) T
}
counterOptions []metric.Int64CounterOption
gaugeOptions []metric.Float64ObservableGaugeOption
float64HistogramOptions []metric.Float64HistogramOption
int64HistogramOptions []metric.Int64HistogramOption
)
func addOptions[T optionSet[T]](omp *otelMetricsHandler, opts T, metricName string) T {
metricDef, ok := omp.catalog.getMetric(metricName)
if !ok {
return opts
}
if description := metricDef.description; description != "" {
opts = opts.addOption(metric.WithDescription(description))
}
if unit := metricDef.unit; unit != "" {
opts = opts.addOption(metric.WithUnit(string(unit)))
}
return opts
}
func (opts counterOptions) addOption(option metric.InstrumentOption) counterOptions {
return append(opts, option)
}
func (opts gaugeOptions) addOption(option metric.InstrumentOption) gaugeOptions {
return append(opts, option)
}
func (opts float64HistogramOptions) addOption(option metric.InstrumentOption) float64HistogramOptions {
return append(opts, option)
}
func (opts int64HistogramOptions) addOption(option metric.InstrumentOption) int64HistogramOptions {
return append(opts, option)
}