dead_bro 0.2.23 → 0.2.24

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  gem "dead_bro", git: "https://github.com/rubydevro/dead_bro.git"
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  ```
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+ Then run the install generator to create the initializer:
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+ ```sh
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+ bin/rails generate dead_bro:install
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+ ```
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+ This creates `config/initializers/dead_bro.rb`. Set `DEAD_BRO_API_KEY` in your environment and you're done.
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  ## Usage
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  By default, if Rails is present, DeadBro auto-subscribes to `process_action.action_controller` and posts metrics asynchronously.
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  ### Required: API key in your app
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- Add an initializer (for example `config/initializers/dead_bro.rb`) and set your API key from the environment, [Rails credentials](https://guides.rubyonrails.org/security.html#custom-credentials), or another secret store:
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+ The install generator above creates `config/initializers/dead_bro.rb` for you. If you prefer to add it manually, create the file and set your API key from the environment, [Rails credentials](https://guides.rubyonrails.org/security.html#custom-credentials), or another secret store:
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  ```ruby
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  DeadBro.configure do |config|
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  job_id: data[:job].job_id,
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  queue_name: data[:job].queue_name,
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  arguments: safe_arguments(data[:job].arguments),
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  duration_ms: duration_ms,
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  queue_duration_ms: queue_duration_ms,
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  db_connection_wait_ms: db_connection_stats[:wait_ms],
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  job_id: data[:job].job_id,
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  queue_name: data[:job].queue_name,
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  duration_ms: duration_ms,
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  db_connection_wait_ms: db_connection_stats[:wait_ms],
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  method: data[:method],
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  path: safe_path(data),
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  status: data[:status],
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  duration_ms: duration_ms,
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  # frozen_string_literal: true
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  module DeadBro
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- VERSION = "0.2.23"
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  end
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+ # frozen_string_literal: true
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+ require "rails/generators"
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+ module DeadBro
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+ module Generators
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+ class InstallGenerator < ::Rails::Generators::Base
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+ source_root File.expand_path("templates", __dir__)
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+ desc "Creates a DeadBro initializer in config/initializers/dead_bro.rb"
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+ def create_initializer
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+ template "dead_bro.rb", "config/initializers/dead_bro.rb"
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ DeadBro.configure do |cfg|
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+ cfg.api_key = ENV["DEAD_BRO_API_KEY"]
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+ end
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: dead_bro
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 0.2.23
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Emanuel Comsa
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  extra_rdoc_files: []
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  files:
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  - CHANGELOG.md
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- - FEATURES.md
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  - README.md
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  - lib/dead_bro.rb
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  - lib/dead_bro/ar_object_tracker.rb
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  - lib/dead_bro/subscriber.rb
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  - lib/dead_bro/version.rb
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  - lib/dead_bro/view_rendering_subscriber.rb
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+ - lib/generators/dead_bro/install/install_generator.rb
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  homepage: https://www.deadbro.com
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  licenses: []
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  requirements: []
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- rubygems_version: 4.0.9
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  specification_version: 4
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  summary: Minimal APM for Rails apps.
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- # ApmBro Feature List
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- A comprehensive feature list for comparing ApmBro with other APM (Application Performance Monitoring) tools.
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- ## Core Architecture
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- - **Rails Integration**: Automatic subscription to Rails events via ActiveSupport::Notifications
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- - **Zero-Configuration Setup**: Works out of the box with minimal configuration
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- - **Asynchronous Metrics Posting**: Non-blocking HTTP requests using background threads
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- - **Thread-Local Storage**: Per-request metric collection using thread-local variables
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- - **Circuit Breaker Pattern**: Built-in circuit breaker to prevent cascading failures when APM endpoint is down
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- - **Deploy Tracking**: Automatic deploy ID resolution from multiple sources (Rails settings, ENV vars, Heroku, Git)
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- ## Request Tracking
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- ### Controller Action Monitoring
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- - **Automatic Tracking**: Tracks all controller actions automatically
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- - **Request Duration**: Measures total request processing time
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- - **HTTP Method & Path**: Captures HTTP method and request path
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- - **Status Codes**: Tracks HTTP response status codes
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- - **View Runtime**: Separate tracking of view rendering time
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- - **Database Runtime**: Separate tracking of database query time
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- - **Request Parameters**: Captures request parameters (with sensitive data filtering)
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- - **User Agent**: Tracks user agent strings
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- - **User ID Extraction**: Extracts authenticated user ID (supports Warden)
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- - **Environment Context**: Tracks Rails environment (development, staging, production)
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- - **Configurable Sample Rate**: Percentage-based sampling (1-100%)
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- - **Random Sampling**: Each request has random chance of being tracked
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- - **Consistent Per-Request**: Sampling decision applies to all metrics for a request
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- - **Error Override**: Errors are always tracked regardless of sampling
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- - **Cost Optimization**: Reduces data volume and costs for high-traffic applications
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- - **Controller Exclusion**: Exclude entire controllers from tracking
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- - **Action Exclusion**: Exclude specific controller#action combinations
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- - **Wildcard Support**: Pattern matching with `*` wildcards (e.g., `Admin::*`, `Admin::*#*`)
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- - **Job Exclusion**: Exclude specific background jobs from tracking
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- - **Flexible Configuration**: Configure via initializer, Rails settings, or environment variables
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- ## SQL Query Tracking
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- ### Query Details
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- - **Full SQL Tracking**: Captures all SQL queries executed during requests and jobs
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- - **Query Sanitization**: Automatically sanitizes SQL to remove sensitive data
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- - **Query Name**: Tracks query names (e.g., "User Load", "User Update")
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- - **Duration Measurement**: Precise query execution time in milliseconds
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- - **Cache Detection**: Identifies cached queries
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- - **Connection ID**: Tracks database connection ID
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- - **Call Stack Traces**: Full backtrace showing where queries were executed
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- - **Object Allocations**: Optional tracking of object allocations per query
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- - **Slow Query Detection**: Configurable threshold for identifying slow queries
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- - **EXPLAIN ANALYZE**: Automatic execution plan capture for slow queries
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- - **Background Execution**: EXPLAIN ANALYZE runs in separate thread (non-blocking)
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- - **Multi-Database Support**: Works with PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and others
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- - **Smart Filtering**: Automatically skips transaction queries (BEGIN, COMMIT, ROLLBACK)
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- - **Execution Plan Details**:
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- - **Query Optimization Insights**: Helps identify missing indexes, full table scans, JOIN issues
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- - **Template Rendering**: Tracks main template rendering
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- - **Virtual Path Tracking**: Tracks view virtual paths
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- - **Layout Information**: Captures layout usage
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- ### View Analysis
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- - **Slow View Detection**: Identifies the slowest rendering views
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- - **Frequency Analysis**: Tracks most frequently rendered views
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- - **Cache Hit Rate**: Calculates cache hit rates for partials
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- - **Collection Cache Analysis**: Tracks cache hit rates for collection rendering
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- - **Performance Metrics**:
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- - Total views rendered per request
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- - Total view rendering duration
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- - Average view rendering duration
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- - Breakdown by view type (template, partial, collection)
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- ### Lightweight Memory Tracking (Default)
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- - **Memory Usage Monitoring**: Tracks memory consumption per request using GC stats
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- - **Memory Growth Tracking**: Measures memory growth during request processing
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- - **GC Statistics**: Tracks garbage collection count and heap pages
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- - **Minimal Performance Impact**: ~0.1ms overhead per request
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- - **Memory Before/After**: Captures memory state at request start and end
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- - **Object Allocation Tracking**: Detailed tracking of object allocations (disabled by default)
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- - **Allocation Sampling**: Configurable sampling rate for allocations
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- - **Large Object Detection**: Identifies objects larger than 1MB threshold
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- - **Memory Snapshots**: Periodic memory snapshots during request processing
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- - **Object Count Tracking**: Tracks object counts before and after requests
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- - **Pattern Detection**: Detects growing memory patterns over time
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- - **ActiveJob Integration**: Automatic tracking when ActiveJob is available
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- - **Job Class Tracking**: Tracks job class names
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- - **Job ID**: Captures unique job identifiers
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- - **Queue Name**: Tracks which queue processed the job
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- - **Job Arguments**: Captures job arguments (with sensitive data filtering)
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- - **Duration Measurement**: Precise job execution time in milliseconds
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- - **Status Tracking**: Tracks job status (completed or failed)
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- - **Exception Class**: Tracks exception class names
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- - **Exception Messages**: Captures exception messages (truncated to 1000 chars)
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- - **Backtraces**: Full exception backtraces (first 50 lines)
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- - **Delete Operations**: Tracks cache delete operations
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