Examples with QueryTracer io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.tracing.QueryTracer used on opensource projects

Example 6 with QueryTracer

use of io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.tracing.QueryTracer in project vertx-sql-client by eclipse-vertx.

the class MSSQLDriver method newPoolImpl.

private PoolImpl newPoolImpl(VertxInternal vertx, List<? extends SqlConnectOptions> databases, PoolOptions options, CloseFuture closeFuture) {
    MSSQLConnectOptions baseConnectOptions = MSSQLConnectOptions.wrap(databases.get(0));
    QueryTracer tracer = vertx.tracer() == null ? null : new QueryTracer(vertx.tracer(), baseConnectOptions);
    VertxMetrics vertxMetrics = vertx.metricsSPI();
    ClientMetrics metrics = vertxMetrics != null ? vertxMetrics.createClientMetrics(baseConnectOptions.getSocketAddress(), "sql", baseConnectOptions.getMetricsName()) : null;
    PoolImpl pool = new PoolImpl(vertx, this, tracer, metrics, 1, options, null, null, closeFuture);
    List<ConnectionFactory> lst = databases.stream().map(o -> createConnectionFactory(vertx, o)).collect(Collectors.toList());
    ConnectionFactory factory = ConnectionFactory.roundRobinSelector(lst);
    pool.connectionProvider(factory::connect);
    pool.init();
    closeFuture.add(factory);
    return pool;
}

Example 7 with QueryTracer

use of io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.tracing.QueryTracer in project vertx-sql-client by eclipse-vertx.

the class OracleConnectionFactory method connect.

@Override
public Future<SqlConnection> connect(Context context) {
    ContextInternal ctx = (ContextInternal) context;
    QueryTracer tracer = ctx.tracer() == null ? null : new QueryTracer(ctx.tracer(), options);
    return context.<OracleConnection>executeBlocking(prom -> {
        try {
            prom.complete(datasource.createConnectionBuilder().build());
        } catch (SQLException e) {
            prom.fail(e);
        }
    }).map(ora -> {
        CommandHandler conn = new CommandHandler((ContextInternal) context, options, ora);
        OracleConnectionImpl msConn = new OracleConnectionImpl(ctx, this, conn, tracer, null);
        conn.init(msConn);
        return msConn;
    });
}

Example 8 with QueryTracer

use of io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.tracing.QueryTracer in project vertx-sql-client by eclipse-vertx.

the class PgDriver method newPoolImpl.

private PoolImpl newPoolImpl(VertxInternal vertx, List<? extends SqlConnectOptions> databases, PoolOptions options, CloseFuture closeFuture) {
    PgConnectOptions baseConnectOptions = PgConnectOptions.wrap(databases.get(0));
    QueryTracer tracer = vertx.tracer() == null ? null : new QueryTracer(vertx.tracer(), baseConnectOptions);
    VertxMetrics vertxMetrics = vertx.metricsSPI();
    ClientMetrics metrics = vertxMetrics != null ? vertxMetrics.createClientMetrics(baseConnectOptions.getSocketAddress(), "sql", baseConnectOptions.getMetricsName()) : null;
    boolean pipelinedPool = options instanceof PgPoolOptions && ((PgPoolOptions) options).isPipelined();
    int pipeliningLimit = pipelinedPool ? baseConnectOptions.getPipeliningLimit() : 1;
    PoolImpl pool = new PoolImpl(vertx, this, tracer, metrics, pipeliningLimit, options, null, null, closeFuture);
    List<ConnectionFactory> lst = databases.stream().map(o -> createConnectionFactory(vertx, o)).collect(Collectors.toList());
    ConnectionFactory factory = ConnectionFactory.roundRobinSelector(lst);
    pool.connectionProvider(factory::connect);
    pool.init();
    closeFuture.add(factory);
    return pool;
}

Example 9 with QueryTracer

use of io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.tracing.QueryTracer in project vertx-sql-client by eclipse-vertx.

the class DB2ConnectionFactory method connect.

@Override
public Future<SqlConnection> connect(Context context) {
    ContextInternal contextInternal = (ContextInternal) context;
    QueryTracer tracer = contextInternal.tracer() == null ? null : new QueryTracer(contextInternal.tracer(), options);
    Promise<SqlConnection> promise = contextInternal.promise();
    connect(asEventLoopContext(contextInternal)).map(conn -> {
        DB2ConnectionImpl db2Connection = new DB2ConnectionImpl(contextInternal, this, conn, tracer, null);
        conn.init(db2Connection);
        return (SqlConnection) db2Connection;
    }).onComplete(promise);
    return promise.future();
}

Example 10 with QueryTracer

use of io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.tracing.QueryTracer in project vertx-sql-client by eclipse-vertx.

the class OracleDriver method newPoolImpl.

private PoolImpl newPoolImpl(VertxInternal vertx, List<? extends SqlConnectOptions> databases, PoolOptions options, CloseFuture closeFuture) {
    OracleConnectOptions baseConnectOptions = OracleConnectOptions.wrap(databases.get(0));
    QueryTracer tracer = vertx.tracer() == null ? null : new QueryTracer(vertx.tracer(), baseConnectOptions);
    VertxMetrics vertxMetrics = vertx.metricsSPI();
    ClientMetrics metrics = vertxMetrics != null ? vertxMetrics.createClientMetrics(baseConnectOptions.getSocketAddress(), "sql", baseConnectOptions.getMetricsName()) : null;
    Function<Connection, Future<Void>> afterAcquire = conn -> ((CommandHandler) conn).afterAcquire();
    Function<Connection, Future<Void>> beforeRecycle = conn -> ((CommandHandler) conn).beforeRecycle();
    PoolImpl pool = new PoolImpl(vertx, this, tracer, metrics, 1, options, afterAcquire, beforeRecycle, closeFuture);
    List<ConnectionFactory> lst = databases.stream().map(o -> createConnectionFactory(vertx, o)).collect(Collectors.toList());
    ConnectionFactory factory = ConnectionFactory.roundRobinSelector(lst);
    pool.connectionProvider(factory::connect);
    pool.init();
    closeFuture.add(factory);
    return pool;
}