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Introduce new exporter helper with batching option #8122
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Introduce a new exporter helper that operates over client-provided requests instead of pdata. The helper user now has to provide `Converter` - an interface with a function implementing translation of pdata Metrics/Traces/Logs into a user-defined `Request`. `Request` is an interface with only one required function `Export`. It opens a door for moving batching to the exporter, where batches will be built from client data format, instead of pdata. The batches can be properly sized by custom request size, which can be different from OTLP. The same custom request sizing will be applied to the sending queue. It will also improve the performance of the sending queue retries for non-OTLP exporters, they don't need to translate pdata on every retry. This is an implementation alternative to #7874 as suggested in #7874 (comment) Tracking Issue: #8122 --------- Co-authored-by: Alex Boten <[email protected]>
This change adds collector's internal metrics and tracing to the new request-based exporter helpers. Only those metrics and traces are added that are already adopted by the existing exporter helpers for backward compatibility. The new exporter helpers can and should expose more metrics in the future, e.g. for tracking converter errors. Tracking Issue: #8122
Some feedback about the interface:
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Thanks for the feedback!
That's what I wanted to do after #8248 is merged 👍 |
…on (#8764) As proposed in #8122 (comment) If we need backward conversion, we will use an optional argument to the helper function instead of an optional interface.
#9164) Introduce an option to limit the queue size by the number of items instead of number of requests. This is preliminary step for having the exporter helper v2 with a batcher sender placed after the queue sender. Otherwise, it'll be hard for the users to estimate the queue size based on the number of requests without batch processor in front of it. This change doesn't effect the existing functionality and the items based queue limiting cannot be utilized yet. Updates #8122 Alternative to #9147
Introduce a way to enable queue in the new exporter helper with a developer interface suggested in #8248 (comment). The new configuration interface for the end users provides a new `queue_size_items` option to limit the queue by a number of spans, log records, or metric data points. The previous way to limit the queue by number of requests is preserved under the same field, `queue_size,` which will later be deprecated through a longer transition process. Tracking issue: #8122
As discussed in today's Collector SIG meeting, we (Elastic) have the same requirement as @verejoel described in #8122 (comment). We intend to support a multi-tenant collector that receives data from different tenants, and sends the data to a tenant-specific Elasticsearch cluster. For performance reasons we should batch the data before exporting to Elasticsearch, which must necessarily be done per tenant. Although partitioning may be done by the batch sender (#10825), each backend instance (in our case, Elasticsearch cluster) may have different performance (different load, different scaling, ...) or availability; with a single queue, this may lead to head-of-line blocking. |
#### Description This PR adds opt-in support to oltp exporter for the experimental batch sender (#8122). By default batch sender is not enabled. Similar: * open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib#34238 * open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib#32563 #### Link to tracking issue Resolves #10834 #### Testing `exporter/otlpexporter/config_test.go` #### Documentation Updated the `oltpexporter` README to point to `exporterhelper` README for batching. --------- Co-authored-by: Dmitrii Anoshin <[email protected]>
… to a class function instead of a callback (#11338) #### Description Why this change? Each request from the queue contains multiple items, and those items could be merge-split into multiple batches when they are sent out (see #8122 for more about exporter batcher). We would like to book-keep those cases, and only call `onProcessingFinished` when all such batches has gone out. In this PR, `onProcessingFinished` is changed from a callback to a method function because it is easier to book keep index instead of functions. #### Link to tracking issue #8122 #10368 #### Testing `exporter/internal/queue/persistent_queue_test.go` #### Documentation This is an internal change invisible to the users. --------- Co-authored-by: Dmitrii Anoshin <[email protected]>
… to a class function instead of a callback (open-telemetry#11338) #### Description Why this change? Each request from the queue contains multiple items, and those items could be merge-split into multiple batches when they are sent out (see open-telemetry#8122 for more about exporter batcher). We would like to book-keep those cases, and only call `onProcessingFinished` when all such batches has gone out. In this PR, `onProcessingFinished` is changed from a callback to a method function because it is easier to book keep index instead of functions. #### Link to tracking issue open-telemetry#8122 open-telemetry#10368 #### Testing `exporter/internal/queue/persistent_queue_test.go` #### Documentation This is an internal change invisible to the users. --------- Co-authored-by: Dmitrii Anoshin <[email protected]>
<!--Ex. Fixing a bug - Describe the bug and how this fixes the issue. Ex. Adding a feature - Explain what this achieves.--> #### Description This PR adds a public function `GetNextItem` to queue (both persistent queue and bounded memory queue) Why this change? Instead of blocking until consumption of the item is done, we would like to separate the API for reading and committing consumption. Before: `Consume(consumeFunc)` After: `idx, item = Read()` `OnProcessingFinished(idx)` <!-- Issue number if applicable --> #### Link to tracking issue #8122 #10368 <!--Describe what testing was performed and which tests were added.--> #### Testing <!--Describe the documentation added.--> #### Documentation <!--Please delete paragraphs that you did not use before submitting.-->
… that operates on batch sender (#11448) #### Description As part of the effort to solve #10368, we no longer guarantee to initialize a `batchSender` when `batcher` is enabled. Therefore, we would like to remove the interface to set `mergeFunc` and `mergeSplitFunc` as a callback that operates on `batchSender`. Instead, users should use the alternative `WithBatchFuncs` that is a callback that operates `baseExporter`. Context: #11414 #### Link to tracking issue #8122 #10368 --------- Co-authored-by: Bogdan Drutu <[email protected]>
) #### Description This PR is a bare minimum implementation of a component called queue batcher. On completion, this component will replace `consumers` in `queue_sender`, and thus moving queue-batch from a pulling model instead of pushing model. Limitations of the current code * This implements only the case where batching is disabled, which means no merge of splitting of requests + no timeout flushing. * This implementation does not enforce an upper bound on concurrency All these code paths are marked as panic currently, and they will be replaced with actual implementation in coming PRs. This PR is split from #11507 for easier review. Design doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y5jt7bQ6HWt04MntF8CjUwMBBeNiJs2gV4uUZfJjAsE/edit?usp=sharing #### Link to tracking issue #8122 #10368
#### Description This PR follows #11532 and implements support for limited worker pool for queue batcher. Design doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y5jt7bQ6HWt04MntF8CjUwMBBeNiJs2gV4uUZfJjAsE/edit?usp=sharing #### Link to tracking issue #8122 #10368
…d exports (#11546) #### Description This PR follows #11540 and implements support for item-count based batching for queue batcher. Limitation: This PR supports merging request but not splitting request. In other words, it support specifying a minimum request size but not a maximum request size. Design doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y5jt7bQ6HWt04MntF8CjUwMBBeNiJs2gV4uUZfJjAsE/edit?usp=sharing #### Link to tracking issue #8122 #10368
…batcher (#11580) #### Description This PR follows #11546 and add support for splitting (i.e. support setting a maximum request size) Design doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y5jt7bQ6HWt04MntF8CjUwMBBeNiJs2gV4uUZfJjAsE/edit?usp=sharing #### Link to tracking issue #8122 #10368
This is a tracking issue for introducing the new exporter helper and migrating the existing exporters to use it.
The primary reason for introducing the new exporter helper is to move the batching to the exporter side and deprecate the batch processor as part of making the delivery pipeline reliable, as reported in #7460. More details about moving batching to the exporter helper can be found in #4646.
Shifting batching to the exporter side grants us the opportunity to leverage the exporter's data model instead of relying on OTLP. As a result, we can achieve the following benefits:
Adapting to the new exporter helper requires exporter developers to implement at least two functions:
Design document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uxnn5rMHhCBLP1s8K0Pg_1mAs4gCeny8OWaYvWcuibs
Essential sub-issues to mark this as complete:
Additional sub-issues to get feature parity with the batch processor:
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