module Datadog module Contrib # MongoDB module includes classes and functions to instrument MongoDB clients module MongoDB EXCLUDE_KEYS = [:_id].freeze SHOW_KEYS = [].freeze DEFAULT_OPTIONS = { exclude: EXCLUDE_KEYS, show: SHOW_KEYS }.freeze module_function # skipped keys are related to command names, since they are already # extracted by the query_builder PLACEHOLDER = '?'.freeze # returns a formatted and normalized query def query_builder(command_name, database_name, command) # always exclude the command name options = Quantization::Hash.merge_options(quantization_options, exclude: [command_name.to_s]) # quantized statements keys are strings to avoid leaking Symbols in older Rubies # as Symbols are not GC'ed in Rubies prior to 2.2 base_info = Quantization::Hash.format({ 'operation' => command_name, 'database' => database_name, 'collection' => command.values.first }, options) base_info.merge(Quantization::Hash.format(command, options)) end # removes the values from the given query; this quantization recursively # replace elements available in a given query, so that Arrays, Hashes and so # on are compacted. It ensures a low cardinality so that it can be used # as a Span resource. # @deprecated def quantize_statement(statement, skip = []) case statement when Hash statement.each_with_object({}) do |(key, value), quantized| quantized[key] = quantize_value(value, skip) unless skip.include?(key) end else quantize_value(statement, skip) end end # @deprecated def quantize_value(value, skip = []) case value when Hash quantize_statement(value, skip) when Array quantize_value(value.first, skip) else PLACEHOLDER end end def quantization_options Datadog::Quantization::Hash.merge_options(DEFAULT_OPTIONS, configuration[:quantize]) end def configuration Datadog.configuration[:mongo] end end end end