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Deprecate old metrics in VTOrc and replace with new ones #15994

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This PR deprecates the names for some old metrics and replace with new ones. Since the new metric names and the old metric names resolved to the same snake case name in prometheus, just adding a new metric was causing a panic because of re-registration of a metric with the same name.

This PR resolves this issue by creating 2 new helper functions in stats package called NewCounterWithDeprecatedName and NewGaugeWithDeprecatedName which register metrics with a name and a deprecated name. They only publish one to prometheus (or other registered backend), while still exporting both to expvar.

This allows for us to have both the metrics new and old available on the debug/vars page. Since the 2 metrics resolve to the same name for prometheus, even when we remove the old metrics, nothing will change there.
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deepthi commented May 22, 2024

We discussed this offline, but documenting for wider visibility. Metric names in code should actually be PascalCase, that is the convention that >99% of existing metrics use. We have a conversion to snake case before they are exported to the /metrics endpoint.
Unfortunately, this is more of a naming convention than something that is enforced by a linter or CI check, so a few have slipped through that are named differently from the majority.

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Signed-off-by: Manan Gupta <[email protected]>
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Looks fine to me for now. My questions are more around what happens in v21, and whether we can (and should) delete the new functions after v20.
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@@ -36,7 +36,8 @@ import (
"vitess.io/vitess/go/vt/vtorc/util"
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var analysisChangeWriteCounter = stats.NewCounter("analysis.change.write", "Number of times analysis has changed")
// The metric is registered with a deprecated name. The old metric name can be removed in v21.
var analysisChangeWriteCounter = stats.NewCounterWithDeprecatedName("AnalysisChangeWrite", "analysis.change.write", "Number of times analysis has changed")
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What would we do in v21? We have two options: either revert to using NewCounter with the new name, or replace the old name with empty string while still calling the new function.

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Also, can/should we delete these new functions in v21?

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I think we should revert to NewCounter and remove the functions. That would be cleaner.

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@GuptaManan100 agreed, seems like the cleanest and matches then how we do it for other stuff.

@deepthi deepthi requested a review from dbussink May 24, 2024 16:35
@GuptaManan100 GuptaManan100 merged commit 0c2856e into vitessio:main May 28, 2024
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@GuptaManan100 GuptaManan100 deleted the deprecate-vtorc-metrics branch May 28, 2024 15:34
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