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package org.apache.hadoop.http;

import org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.StatisticsHandler;

import org.apache.hadoop.classification.InterfaceAudience;
import org.apache.hadoop.classification.InterfaceStability;
import org.apache.hadoop.metrics2.MetricsSystem;
import org.apache.hadoop.metrics2.annotation.Metric;
import org.apache.hadoop.metrics2.annotation.Metrics;
import org.apache.hadoop.metrics2.lib.DefaultMetricsSystem;

/**
 * This class collects all the metrics of Jetty's StatisticsHandler
 * and expose them as Hadoop Metrics.
 */
@InterfaceAudience.Private
@InterfaceStability.Unstable
@Metrics(name="HttpServer2", about="HttpServer2 metrics", context="http")
public class HttpServer2Metrics {

  private final StatisticsHandler handler;
  private final int port;

  @Metric("number of requested that have been asynchronously dispatched")
  public int asyncDispatches() {
    return handler.getAsyncDispatches();
  }
  @Metric("total number of async requests")
  public int asyncRequests() {
    return handler.getAsyncRequests();
  }
  @Metric("currently waiting async requests")
  public int asyncRequestsWaiting() {
    return handler.getAsyncRequestsWaiting();
  }
  @Metric("maximum number of waiting async requests")
  public int asyncRequestsWaitingMax() {
    return handler.getAsyncRequestsWaitingMax();
  }
  @Metric("number of dispatches")
  public int dispatched() {
    return handler.getDispatched();
  }
  @Metric("number of dispatches currently active")
  public int dispatchedActive() {
    return handler.getDispatchedActive();
  }
  @Metric("maximum number of active dispatches being handled")
  public int dispatchedActiveMax() {
    return handler.getDispatchedActiveMax();
  }
  @Metric("maximum time spend in dispatch handling (in ms)")
  public long dispatchedTimeMax() {
    return handler.getDispatchedTimeMax();
  }
  @Metric("mean time spent in dispatch handling (in ms)")
  public double dispatchedTimeMean() {
    return handler.getDispatchedTimeMean();
  }
  @Metric("standard deviation for dispatch handling (in ms)")
  public double dispatchedTimeStdDev() {
    return handler.getDispatchedTimeStdDev();
  }
  @Metric("total time spent in dispatch handling (in ms)")
  public long dispatchedTimeTotal() {
    return handler.getDispatchedTimeTotal();
  }
  @Metric("number of async requests requests that have expired")
  public int expires() {
    return handler.getExpires();
  }
  @Metric("number of requests")
  public int requests() {
    return handler.getRequests();
  }
  @Metric("number of requests currently active")
  public int requestsActive() {
    return handler.getRequestsActive();
  }
  @Metric("maximum number of active requests")
  public int requestsActiveMax() {
    return handler.getRequestsActiveMax();
  }
  @Metric("maximum time spend handling requests (in ms)")
  public long requestTimeMax() {
    return handler.getRequestTimeMax();
  }
  @Metric("mean time spent handling requests (in ms)")
  public double requestTimeMean() {
    return handler.getRequestTimeMean();
  }
  @Metric("standard deviation for request handling (in ms)")
  public double requestTimeStdDev() {
    return handler.getRequestTimeStdDev();
  }
  @Metric("total time spend in all request handling (in ms)")
  public long requestTimeTotal() {
    return handler.getRequestTimeTotal();
  }
  @Metric("number of requests with 1xx response status")
  public int responses1xx() {
    return handler.getResponses1xx();
  }
  @Metric("number of requests with 2xx response status")
  public int responses2xx() {
    return handler.getResponses2xx();
  }
  @Metric("number of requests with 3xx response status")
  public int responses3xx() {
    return handler.getResponses3xx();
  }
  @Metric("number of requests with 4xx response status")
  public int responses4xx() {
    return handler.getResponses4xx();
  }
  @Metric("number of requests with 5xx response status")
  public int responses5xx() {
    return handler.getResponses5xx();
  }
  @Metric("total number of bytes across all responses")
  public long responsesBytesTotal() {
    return handler.getResponsesBytesTotal();
  }
  @Metric("time in milliseconds stats have been collected for")
  public long statsOnMs() {
    return handler.getStatsOnMs();
  }

  HttpServer2Metrics(StatisticsHandler handler, int port) {
    this.handler = handler;
    this.port = port;
  }

  static HttpServer2Metrics create(StatisticsHandler handler, int port) {
    final MetricsSystem ms = DefaultMetricsSystem.instance();
    final HttpServer2Metrics metrics = new HttpServer2Metrics(handler, port);
    // Remove the old metrics from metrics system to avoid duplicate error
    // when HttpServer2 is started twice.
    metrics.remove();
    // Add port number to the suffix to allow multiple instances in a host.
    return ms.register("HttpServer2-" + port, "HttpServer2 metrics", metrics);
  }

  void remove() {
    DefaultMetricsSystem.removeSourceName("HttpServer2-" + port);
  }
}