We observe a single ConfigMetricsReportList can be greater than the
safe size for the binder transaction buffer since we only check the
size of the current metrics in progress, but we also return the
previous reports stored on disk.
This change will attempt to send another ConfigMetricsReportList
as soon as possible if there's already a report on disk.
Also fixes a bug when trying to trigger data fetch before the client
has registered the corresponding dataFetchOperation.
Bug: 79201869
Test: Tested manually on marlin-eng
Change-Id: I2d3677162804a27e7a7a95d482d80c46bd994a67
1. Hash the strings in metric dimensions.
2. Optimize the timestamp encoding in bucket.
Use bucket num for full bucket and millis for
partial bucket.
3. Encode the dimension path per metric and avoid
deduping it across dimensons.
Test: statsd test
Change-Id: I18f69654de85edb21a9c835c73edead756295e05
BUG: b/77813755
Roughly check the config every hour to see whether the ttl expired.
If so, read the config from disk and recreate the metric manager.
Test: statsd test
BUG: b/77274363
Change-Id: I16838afe5bbe966c3a0f638869751f9b59a5a259
changes are:
1) for pushed atoms, use attribution node in place of uid when
appropriate
2) name changes to be more consistent
Bug: 73823969
Test: manual test
Change-Id: Iacf7186dbd7a2282f7fe481f43dbbf92e1165b47
+ A state change atom can have one exclusive state field, and any
number of primary key fields.
When there is primary key in the atom, it means the state belongs to the primary key.
For example,
message UidProcessStateChanged {
optional int32 uid = 1 [(stateFieldOption).option = PRIMARY];
optional android.app.ProcessStateEnum state = 2 [(stateFieldOption).option = EXCLUSIVE];
}
When there is no primary key fields in the atom, the state is global.
For example,
message ScreenStateChanged {
optional android.view.DisplayStateEnum state = 1 [(stateFieldOption).option = EXCLUSIVE];
}
+ The annotation is consumed by stats_log_api_gen to generate a static map from the state
atoms to its primary fields, and exclusive fields
+ stats_log.proto is splitted into 2 proto files, because statsd needs proto lite, and c++
lite proto library cannot properly ignore the field options which requires full proto.
This CL doesn't change any logic in the statsd yet. A separate CL will use the field option
information to correctly track the state.
Test: added unit tests in stats_log_api_gen_test. and statsd_test pases.
Change-Id: I9e8a979fe81ba60efd4d854bb7087ce4b2b147ec
The key change is to revamp how we parse/store/match a log event, especially how we match repeated
field and attribution nodes, and how we construct dimensions and compare them.
+ We use a integer to encode the field of a log element. And also encode the FieldMatcher into an
integer and a bit mask. The log matching becomes 2 integer operations.
+ Dimension is stored as encoded field and value pair. Checking if 2 dimensions are equal is then
becoming checking if the underlying integers are equal. The integers are stored contiguously
in memory, so it's much faster than previous tree structure.
Start review from FieldValue.h
Test: statsd_test + new unit tests
Bug: 72659059
Change-Id: Iec8daeacdd3f39ab297c10ab9cd7b710a9c42e86
Test: added e2e tests for count/duration metrics sliced by fields in condition and with/without links.
Change-Id: Ie34deba68e6780abdde458be3f0ce5284e76a1a2
For frameworks constants that don't have intrinsic meaning (i.e. their actual
value and order don't matter), so that it is unlikely that their values
will be changed:
This cl introduces proto enums representing some constants found in
the Android codebase, and connects the two.
By using the Proto enum as the source-of-truth, it means that Java and
proto can be kept in sync. Otherwise, when the Java frameworks code
changes, it silently breaks the protos from working properly, since the enums
are wrong. By having the Java code reference the proto enums, it ensures
that everything is in sync. The values of the constants are unchanged.
But future changes to these constants will need to be done in the proto
file, which the Java file merely references.
The protos are necessary for incidentd and statsd and, in the future,
possibly dumpsys. In this way, the logging mechanism is much less likely
to get broken when new constants are added, and we can be ensured that
the logging accurately reflects the underlying codebase.
Bug: 69478930
Test: cts-tradefed run cts-dev -m CtsStatsdHostTestCases
Test: cts-tradefed run cts-dev -m CtsIncidentHostTestCases
Change-Id: If79032c34b2799db1e3e70cb47b1312fd72092b9
2/ Handle Subscription for alert.
3/ Support no_report_metric
Bug: 69522276
Test: all statsd unit tests passed.
Change-Id: I851b235f2d149b8602b0cad632d5bf541962f40a
