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[Logs UI] Logs overview queries for the observability dashboard #70413

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223 changes: 156 additions & 67 deletions x-pack/plugins/infra/public/utils/logs_overview_fetchers.ts
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* you may not use this file except in compliance with the Elastic License.
*/

import { InfraClientCoreSetup } from '../types';
import { LogsFetchDataResponse } from '../../../observability/public';
import { InfraClientCoreSetup, InfraClientStartDeps } from '../types';
import {
FetchData,
LogsFetchDataResponse,
HasData,
FetchDataParams,
} from '../../../observability/public';
import { callFetchLogSourceConfigurationAPI } from '../containers/logs/log_source/api/fetch_log_source_configuration';
import { callFetchLogSourceStatusAPI } from '../containers/logs/log_source/api/fetch_log_source_status';

export function getLogsHasDataFetcher(getStartServices: InfraClientCoreSetup['getStartServices']) {
return async () => {
// if you need the data plugin, this is how you get it
// const [, startPlugins] = await getStartServices();
// const { data } = startPlugins;
interface StatsAggregation {
buckets: Array<{ key: string; doc_count: number }>;
}

// if you need a core dep, we need to pass in more than just getStartServices
interface SeriesAggregation {
buckets: Array<{
key_as_string: string;
key: number;
doc_count: number;
dataset: StatsAggregation;
}>;
}

interface LogParams {
index: string;
timestampField: string;
}

// perform query
return true;
type StatsAndSeries = Pick<LogsFetchDataResponse, 'stats' | 'series'>;

const SOURCE_ID = 'default';
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export function getLogsHasDataFetcher(
getStartServices: InfraClientCoreSetup['getStartServices']
): HasData {
return async () => {
const [core] = await getStartServices();
const sourceStatus = await callFetchLogSourceStatusAPI(SOURCE_ID, core.http.fetch);
return sourceStatus.data.logIndexNames.length > 0;
};
}

export function getLogsOverviewDataFetcher(
getStartServices: InfraClientCoreSetup['getStartServices']
) {
return async (): Promise<LogsFetchDataResponse> => {
// if you need the data plugin, this is how you get it
// const [, startPlugins] = await getStartServices();
// const { data } = startPlugins;
): FetchData<LogsFetchDataResponse> {
return async (params) => {
const [core, startPlugins] = await getStartServices();
const { data } = startPlugins;

// if you need a core dep, we need to pass in more than just getStartServices
const sourceConfiguration = await callFetchLogSourceConfigurationAPI(
SOURCE_ID,
core.http.fetch
);

const { stats, series } = await fetchLogsOverview(
{
index: sourceConfiguration.data.configuration.logAlias,
timestampField: sourceConfiguration.data.configuration.fields.timestamp,
},
params,
data
);

// perform query
return {
title: 'Log rate',
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appLink: 'TBD', // TODO: what format should this be in, relative I assume?
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stats: {
nginx: {
type: 'number',
label: 'nginx',
value: 345341,
},
'elasticsearch.audit': {
type: 'number',
label: 'elasticsearch.audit',
value: 164929,
stats,
series,
};
};
}

async function fetchLogsOverview(
logParams: LogParams,
params: FetchDataParams,
dataPlugin: InfraClientStartDeps['data']
): Promise<StatsAndSeries> {
const esSearcher = dataPlugin.search.getSearchStrategy('es');
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
esSearcher
.search({
params: {
index: logParams.index,
body: {
size: 0,
query: buildLogOverviewQuery(logParams, params),
aggs: buildLogOverviewAggregations(logParams, params),
},
},
'haproxy.log': {
type: 'number',
label: 'haproxy.log',
value: 51101,
})
.subscribe(
(response) => {
if (response.rawResponse.aggregations) {
resolve(processLogsOverviewAggregations(response.rawResponse.aggregations));
} else {
resolve({ stats: {}, series: {} });
}
},
(error) => reject(error)
);
});
}

function buildLogOverviewQuery(logParams: LogParams, params: FetchDataParams) {
return {
range: {
[logParams.timestampField]: {
gt: params.startTime,
lte: params.endTime,
format: 'strict_date_optional_time',
},
// Note: My understanding is that these series coordinates will be
// combined into objects that look like:
// { x: timestamp, y: value, g: label (e.g. nginx) }
// so they fit the stacked bar chart API
// https://elastic.github.io/elastic-charts/?path=/story/bar-chart--stacked-with-axis-and-legend
series: {
nginx: {
label: 'nginx',
coordinates: [
{ x: 1593000000000, y: 10014 },
{ x: 1593000900000, y: 12827 },
{ x: 1593001800000, y: 2946 },
{ x: 1593002700000, y: 14298 },
{ x: 1593003600000, y: 4096 },
],
},
'elasticsearch.audit': {
label: 'elasticsearch.audit',
coordinates: [
{ x: 1593000000000, y: 5676 },
{ x: 1593000900000, y: 6783 },
{ x: 1593001800000, y: 2394 },
{ x: 1593002700000, y: 4554 },
{ x: 1593003600000, y: 5659 },
],
},
'haproxy.log': {
label: 'haproxy.log',
coordinates: [
{ x: 1593000000000, y: 9085 },
{ x: 1593000900000, y: 9002 },
{ x: 1593001800000, y: 3940 },
{ x: 1593002700000, y: 5451 },
{ x: 1593003600000, y: 9133 },
],
},
};
}

function buildLogOverviewAggregations(logParams: LogParams, params: FetchDataParams) {
return {
stats: {
terms: {
field: 'event.dataset',
size: 4,
},
},
series: {
date_histogram: {
field: logParams.timestampField,
fixed_interval: params.bucketSize,
},
aggs: {
dataset: {
terms: {
field: 'event.dataset',
size: 4,
},
},
},
};
},
};
}

function processLogsOverviewAggregations(aggregations: {
stats: StatsAggregation;
series: SeriesAggregation;
}): StatsAndSeries {
const processedStats = aggregations.stats.buckets.reduce<StatsAndSeries['stats']>(
(result, bucket) => {
result[bucket.key] = {
type: 'number',
label: bucket.key,
value: bucket.doc_count,
};

return result;
},
{}
);

const processedSeries = aggregations.series.buckets.reduce<StatsAndSeries['series']>(
(result, bucket) => {
const x = bucket.key; // the timestamp of the bucket
bucket.dataset.buckets.forEach((b) => {
const label = b.key;
result[label] = result[label] || { label, coordinates: [] };
result[label].coordinates.push({ x, y: b.doc_count });
});

return result;
},
{}
);

return {
stats: processedStats,
series: processedSeries,
};
}