feat: Added support for sending custom datadog metrics from querybook #1390
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czgu
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Jan 3, 2024
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Datadog is now an optional dependency |
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@czgu can you help to look the PR again? |
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This PR includes the setup of
dogstatsd, a python library used for sending metrics to Datadog as well as the creation of a new stats logger,DatadogStatsLogger.In addition, it includes 5 metrics:
celery.active_workers,celery.active_tasks,task.received,task.failures, andtask.successesThe first 2 metrics are sent to datadog every 5 seconds by opening a new thread which continuously runs the
send_stats_logger_metricsfunction. The other 3 metrics are triggered by event handlers so they are sent whenever a task is received by a worker, a task fails, or a task succeeds.