events

Type Members

1. case class Event(etype: Type, when: Time, longVal: Long = Event.NoLong, objectVal: AnyRef = Event.NoObject, doubleVal: Double = Event.NoDouble, traceIdVal: Long = Event.NoTraceId, spanIdVal: Long = Event.NoSpanId) extends Product with Serializable

   

   A somewhat flexible schema representing various event types.

   A somewhat flexible schema representing various event types.

   when

   when the event happened.

   longVal

   should be Event.NoLong if there is no supplied value.

   objectVal

   should be Event.NoObject if there is no supplied value.

   doubleVal

   should be Event.NoDouble if there is no supplied value.

   traceIdVal

   should be Event.NoTraceId if there is no supplied value.

   spanIdVal

   should be Event.NoSpanId if there is no supplied value.

2. final class Events extends AnyRef

   

3. trait Sink extends AnyRef

   

   Where runtime events such as logging, stats and tracing can be sent to allow for analysis.

   Where runtime events such as logging, stats and tracing can be sent to allow for analysis.

   Note: while the API is public it should be considered as experimental and subject to changes.

   Design notes

   • Implementations must be thread-safe.
   • Implementations should have very low runtime overhead such that as many events as possible can be sent here. In particular, object allocations should be kept to a minimum.
   • event is expected to be called many orders of magnitude more frequently than events.

4. final class Sinks extends AnyRef

   

5. class SizedSink extends Sink

   

   An in-memory circular buffer of events.

   An in-memory circular buffer of events. When capacity is reached, new writes via event do not block, rather they overwrite the oldest event.

   This class is thread-safe and effort is taken to keep object allocations from calls to event to a minimum.