Monitoring

Monitoring is implemented as sending data to the influx database.

Data for monitoring

There are two types of events that are monitored: request (all requests) and error (failed requests only).

Every event is a point in the time series. The point is represented using the following data:

  • series name (requests or errors)

  • timestamp of the request start

  • tags

  • fields

The tag is an indexed data in storage. It is represented as a dictionary, where * keys - string tag names, * values - string, integer or float.

The field is a non-indexed data in storage. It is represented as a dictionary, where * keys - string field names, * values - string, integer or float.

Saving data for ‘Requests’ is triggered on every request. Each point contains data about the corresponding request (execution time and etc.).

  • tags

    tag name

    description

    service

    always “luna-api”

    account_id

    account id or none

    route

    concatenation of a request method and a request resource (POST:/extractor)

    status_code

    http status code of response

  • fields

    fields

    description

    request_id

    request id

    execution_time

    request execution time

Saving data for ‘Errors’ is triggered when a request fails. Each point contains error_code of LUNA error.

  • tags

    tag name

    description

    service

    always “luna-api”

    account_id

    account ID or none

    route

    concatenation of a request method and a request resource (POST:/extractor)

    status_code

    http status code of response

    error_code

    LUNA PLATFRORM error code

  • fields

    fields

    description

    request_id

    request id

Every handler can add additional tags or fields. For example, handler of resource /handlers/{handlerId}/events adds tag handler_id.

For a resource “/detector”, “/extractor”, “/handlers/{handler_id}/events” there are additional fields:

  • fields

    fields

    description

    task_execution_time

    sdk task execution time

    results_queue_transport_time

    transport time by results queue

    detector_queue_transport_time

    transport time by detector queue

    extractor_queue_transport_time

    transport time by extractor queue

    warp_attributes_estimator_queue_transport_time

    transport time by warp attributes queue

    detector_stage_time

    detector stage time

    extractor_stage_time

    extractor stage time

    warp_estimator_stage_time

    warp estimator stage time

    faces_detect_time

    face detect time

    descriptors_extract_time

    descriptors extract time

    basic_attributes_extract_time

    basic attributes extract time

    gaze_direction_estimation_time

    gaze direction estimation time

    head_pose_estimation_time

    head pose execution time

    eyes_attributes_estimation_time

    eyes attributes execution time

    ags_estimation_time

    ags estimation time

    quality_estimation_time

    quality estimation time

    emotions_estimation_time

    emotions estimation time

    mouth_attributes_estimation_time

    mouth attributes estimation time

    save_samples_time

    save samples to image store time

    save_face_attributes_time

    save face attributes to luna-faces time

    load_samples_time

    load samples from image-store time

    load_images_for_processing_time

    load images for processing time

Database

You can set your database credentials in configuration file in section “monitoring”.

Plugins

You can create your plugin for sending monitoring data. See plugins

class luna_api.plugins.plugins.request_monitoring_example_plugin.RequestMonitoringClass[source]

Example plugin sends a request data for monitoring to third-party source. Only one instance of this class exist during the program execution.

async flushPointToMonitoring(points, logger)[source]

Callback for sending a request monitoring data.

Parameters:
  • points – point for monitoring which corresponding the request

  • logger – logger

Return type:

None

Classes