'log.child(..., true)' support for 10x faster with 'simple' field additions

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Trent Mick 2012-02-04 21:42:47 -08:00
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commit 40777aaf35
6 changed files with 156 additions and 26 deletions

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## bunyan 0.3.0 (not yet released)
- `log.child(options[, simple])` Added `simple` boolean arg. Set `true` to
assert that options only add fields (no config changes). Results in a 10x
speed increase in child creation. See "tools/timechild.js". On my Mac,
"fast child" creation takes about 0.001ms. IOW, if your app is dishing
10,000 req/s, then creating a log child for each request will take
about 1% of the request time.
- `log.clone` -> `log.child` to better reflect the relationship: streams and
serializers are inherited. Streams can't be removed as part of the child
creation. The child doesn't own the parent's streams (so can't close them).

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@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ streams at different levels**.
]
});
A **`log.clone(...)`** is provided to specialize a logger for a sub-component.
A **`log.child(...)`** is provided to specialize a logger for a sub-component.
The following will have log records from "Wuzzle" instances use exactly the
same config as its parent, plus include the "component" field.
@ -89,11 +89,25 @@ same config as its parent, plus include the "component" field.
this.log.warn("This wuzzle is woosey.")
}
var wuzzle = new Wuzzle({log: log.clone({component: "wuzzle"})});
var wuzzle = new Wuzzle({log: log.child({component: "wuzzle"})});
wuzzle.woos();
log.info("done with the wuzzle")
An example and a hack: The [node-restify](https://github.com/mcavage/node-restify)
framework integrates bunyan. One feature is that each restify request handler
includes a `req.log` logger that is a:
log.child({req_id: <unique request id>}, true)
Apps using restify can then use `req.log` and have all such log records
include the unique request id (as "req_id"). Handy. *What is that `true`?* It
is a small bunyan hack by which you can assert that you're just adding
simple fields to the child logger. This makes `log.child` 10x faster and,
hence, never a worry for slowing down HTTP request handling. See the
changelog for node-bunyan 0.3.0 for details.
Back to the `log.{trace|debug|...|fatal}(...)` API:
log.info(); // returns a boolean: is the "info" level enabled?

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- fast clone: basically make it reasonable to clone per HTTP request.
Ditch mutability. Add another context (another entry in Log record tuple?)?
- `log.close` to close streams and shutdown and `this.closed`
- line/file: possible to get quickly with v8? Yunong asked.
- what's the API for changing the logger/stream level(s)?
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}
}
Want some way to have file/line only at certain levesl and lazily.
- get Mark to show me dtrace provider stuff and consider adding for
logging, if helpful.
- add option to "streams" to take the raw object, not serialized.
It would be a good hook for people with custom needs that Bunyan doesn't
care about (e.g. log.ly or hook.io or whatever).

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@ -138,9 +138,14 @@ function resolveLevel(nameOrNum) {
* All other keys are log record fields.
*
* An alternative *internal* call signature is used for creating a child:
* new Logger(<parent logger>, <child options>);
* new Logger(<parent logger>, <child options>[, <child opts are simple>]);
*
* @param _childSimple (Boolean) An assertion that the given `_childOptions`
* (a) only add fields (no config) and (b) no serialization handling is
* required for them. IOW, this is a fast path for frequent child
* creation.
*/
function Logger(options, _childOptions) {
function Logger(options, _childOptions, _childSimple) {
xxx('Logger start:', options)
if (! this instanceof Logger) {
return new Logger(options, _childOptions);
@ -154,12 +159,6 @@ function Logger(options, _childOptions) {
if (! parent instanceof Logger) {
throw new TypeError('invalid Logger creation: do not pass a second arg');
}
if (options.level) {
throw new TypeError('cannot use "level" option when creating a child');
}
if (options.stream) {
throw new TypeError('cannot use "stream" option when creating a child');
}
}
if (!options) {
throw new TypeError('options (object) is required');
@ -168,16 +167,34 @@ function Logger(options, _childOptions) {
throw new TypeError('cannot mix "streams" with "stream" or "level" options');
}
// Fast path for simple child creation.
if (parent && _childSimple) {
// Single to stream close handling that this child owns none of its
// streams.
this._isSimpleChild = true;
this.level = parent.level;
this.streams = parent.streams;
this.serializers = parent.serializers;
this.fields = parent.fields;
var names = Object.keys(options);
for (var i = 0; i < names.length; i++) {
var name = names[i];
this.fields[name] = options[name];
}
return;
}
// Null values.
var self = this;
if (parent) {
this.level = parent.level;
this.streams = [];
parent.streams.forEach(function (s) {
var s = objCopy(s);
for (var i = 0; i < parent.streams.length; i++) {
var s = objCopy(parent.streams[i]);
s.closeOnExit = false; // Don't own parent stream.
self.streams.push(s);
});
this.streams.push(s);
}
this.serializers = objCopy(parent.serializers);
this.fields = objCopy(parent.fields);
} else {
@ -204,7 +221,7 @@ function Logger(options, _childOptions) {
if (s.level) {
s.level = resolveLevel(s.level);
} else {
s.level = level;
s.level = INFO;
}
if (s.level < self.level) {
self.level = s.level;
@ -314,9 +331,13 @@ function Logger(options, _childOptions) {
* call.
* - The parent's serializers are inherited, though can effectively be
* overwritten by using duplicate keys.
* @param simple {Boolean} Optional. Set to true to assert that `options`
* (a) only add fields (no config) and (b) no serialization handling is
* required for them. IOW, this is a fast path for frequent child
* creation. See "tools/timechild.js" for numbers.
*/
Logger.prototype.child = function (options) {
return new Logger(this, options);
Logger.prototype.child = function (options, simple) {
return new Logger(this, options || {}, simple);
}
@ -330,13 +351,15 @@ Logger.prototype.child = function (options) {
// if (this._closed) {
// return;
// }
// self.streams.forEach(function (s) {
// if (s.endOnClose) {
// xxx("closing stream s:", s);
// s.stream.end();
// s.endOnClose = false;
// }
// });
// if (!this._isSimpleChild) {
// self.streams.forEach(function (s) {
// if (s.endOnClose) {
// xxx("closing stream s:", s);
// s.stream.end();
// s.endOnClose = false;
// }
// });
// }
// this._closed = true;
//}

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#!/usr/bin/env node
/*
* Time `log.child(...)`.
*
* Getting 0.011ms on my Mac. For about 1000 req/s that means that the
* `log.child` would be about 1% of the time handling that request.
* Could do better. I.e. consider a hackish fast path.
*
* ...
*
* Added: `log.fastchild({...}, true)`. Use the `true` to assert that
* the given options are just new fields (and no serializers).
* Result: Another order of magnitude.
*/
var ben = require('ben'); // npm install ben
var Logger = require('../lib/bunyan');
var log = new Logger({
service: "svc",
streams: [
{
path: __dirname + "/timechild.log"
},
{
stream: process.stdout
}
],
serializers: {
err: Logger.stdSerializers.err
}
});
console.log("Time `log.child`:");
var ms = ben(1e5, function () {
var child = log.child();
});
console.log(' - adding no fields: %dms per iteration', ms);
var ms = ben(1e5, function () {
var child = log.child({a:1});
});
console.log(' - adding one field: %dms per iteration', ms);
var ms = ben(1e5, function () {
var child = log.child({a:1, b:2});
});
console.log(' - adding two fields: %dms per iteration', ms);
function fooSerializer(obj) {
return {bar: obj.bar};
}
var ms = ben(1e5, function () {
var child = log.child({
a: 1,
serializers: {foo: fooSerializer}
});
});
console.log(' - adding serializer and one field: %dms per iteration', ms);
var ms = ben(1e5, function () {
var child = log.child({
a: 1,
streams: [{
stream: process.stderr
}]
});
});
console.log(' - adding a (stderr) stream and one field: %dms per iteration', ms);
var ms = ben(1e6, function () {
var child = log.child({}, true);
});
console.log(' - [fast] adding no fields: %dms per iteration', ms);
var ms = ben(1e6, function () {
var child = log.child({a:1}, true);
});
console.log(' - [fast] adding one field: %dms per iteration', ms);
var ms = ben(1e6, function () {
var child = log.child({a:1, b:2}, true);
});
console.log(' - [fast] adding two fields: %dms per iteration', ms);