kyle's vision of how datadog's python client should look

Overview

kyle's datadog python vision/proposal

not for production use

See examples/comprehensive.py for a mostly working example of the proposed API.

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The Datadog Python products are great but the Python offering is fragmented.

One has to configure and initialize 4 different clients (metrics, logs, tracing, profiling) to get a cohesive experience.

It's time to unify and provide a great user experience out of the box for users.

proposed API

from datadog import DDClient, DDConfig

# Options are
#  - type-checked + validated
#  - available as corresponding environment vars
ddcfg = DDConfig(
        agent_url="localhost",
        datadog_site="us1.datadoghq.com",
        service="my-python-service",
        env="prod",
        version="0.01",
        tracing_enabled=True,
        tracing_patch=True,
        tracing_modules=["django", "redis", "psycopg2"],
        tracing_sampling_rules=[("my-python-service", "prod", 0.02)],
        profiling_enabled=True,
        security_enabled=True,
        runtime_metrics_enabled=True,
)
ddclient = DDClient(config=ddcfg)

# metrics
ddclient.gauge()
ddclient.measure()
ddclient.count()
ddclient.flush_metrics()

# logs
ddclient.log()
ddclient.warning()
ddclient.exception()
ddclient.info()
ddclient.debug()
log = ddclient.getLogger()
ddclient.DDLogHandler()  # or datadog.DDLogHandler()
ddclient.flush_logs()

# tracing
ddclient.trace()
ddclient.patch()
ddclient.flush_traces()

# profiling
ddclient.profiling_start()
ddclient.profiling_stop()
ddclient.flush_profiles()

package structure

+datadog
|
|- DDClient
|- DDConfig

ddtrace-run

I propose datadog-run which will install a default DDClient, initialized only via environment variable to datadog.client. Essentially sitecustomize.py would just be something like:

import datadog
from datadog import DDConfig, DDClient


_DEFAULT_CONFIG = dict(
  tracing_patch=True,  # different from the default when using the library manually
  # ... rest of defaults
)

datadog.client = DDClient(DDConfig(default_config=_DEFAULT_CONFIG))

open questions/concerns

  • What API is exposed for flushing data?
    • Unified for entire client?
      • Reuse connections/batch data for performance.
    • Must allow both automatic + manual strategies
      • Buffer size
      • Flush period
  • What to use to locate an agent?
    • UDS vs HTTP(S) support
    • URL is weird/not intuitive with unix sockets
  • Should config values store whether they are user defined?
Owner
Kyle Verhoog
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Kyle Verhoog
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