class ElasticAPM::Spies::MongoSpy::Subscriber
@api private
def build_context(event)
def build_context(event) Span::Context.new( db: { instance: event.database_name, statement: event.command.to_s, type: 'mongodb', user: nil }, destination: { service: { name: SUBTYPE, resource: SUBTYPE, type: TYPE } } ) end
def events
def events Thread.current[EVENT_KEY] ||= [] end
def failed(event)
def failed(event) if (span = pop_event(event)) span.outcome = Span::Outcome::FAILURE end span end
def pop_event(event)
def pop_event(event) return unless (curr = ElasticAPM.current_span) curr == events[-1] && ElasticAPM.end_span(events.pop) end
def push_event(event)
def push_event(event) return unless ElasticAPM.current_transaction # Some MongoDB commands are not on collections but rather are db # admin commands. For these commands, the value at the `command_name` # key is the integer 1. # For getMore commands, the value at `command_name` is the cursor id # and the collection name is at the key `collection` collection = if event.command[event.command_name] == 1 || event.command[event.command_name].is_a?(BSON::Int64) event.command[:collection] else event.command[event.command_name] end name = [event.database_name, collection, event.command_name].compact.join('.') span = ElasticAPM.start_span( name, TYPE, subtype: SUBTYPE, action: ACTION, context: build_context(event) ) events << span end
def started(event)
def started(event) push_event(event) end
def succeeded(event)
def succeeded(event) if span = pop_event(event) span.outcome = Span::Outcome::SUCCESS end span end