2/ Init anomaly from config based on the public language.
3/ Unit tests for anomaly detection in count/gauge producer.
4/ Revisit the duration tracker logic.
Test: unit test passed.
Change-Id: I2423c0e0f05b1e37626954de9e749303423963f2
- Add a ConfigManager class that tracks the configurations
that have been passed to us. Configurations are now
tracked by tuples of (uid,tag), where the tag is an
app-defined string, in case a single uid has multiple
configurations.
- Move all of the initialization into StatsService.
- Get rid of the ability to have multiple LogListeners. Raw
events are now pushed directly into StatsService, which
can distribute them to the interested parties (and will
eventually be able to do the proper locking).
- Add Log.h, which sets our LOG_TAG correctly.
- Move some of the related files that I expect will grow some
into their own subdirectories.
Test: statsd_test
Test: adb shell cmd stats config ...
Test: adb shell dumpsys stats
Change-Id: I79487603003d8a842d5bd319741f1ecbf72063d1
When StatsCompanion informs statsd that an anomaly alarm has fired,
statsd will need to check to see whether an anomaly has indeed occurred.
This will require determining which anomaly alarms have times in the
past (since that indicates that the anomaly did indeed occur). This
capability is now added.
Test: adb shell data/nativetest64/statsd_test/statsd_test
Change-Id: I5464c94634df70832d2723d8c4718277776d58aa
