I am using Lambda. I want to send a subsegment to Xray with an custom end_time. Xray is enabled in my Lambda.
When I use the aws-xray-sdk-core
and addNewSubsegment('postgres')
I do not find the possibility to add an end_time
. It looks like the end_time
is being set when you close()
the Segment.
To try and solve this limitation I base myself on the following to send a custom segment to the Xray Daemon using UDP. Use UDP to send segment to XRay
Below code is not sending a SubSegment to Xray. I am not receiving any errors when sending the segment with client.send(...)
.
Does someone knows more about this limitation of setting an custom end_time/ knows if it's possible with UDP inside a Lambda?
import AWSXRay from 'aws-xray-sdk-core'
const traceDocument = {
trace_id,
id: generateRandomHex(16),
name: 'postgres',
start_time,
end_time,
type: 'subsegment',
parent_id,
sql: { sanitized_query: query },
}
const client = createSocket('udp4')
const udpSegment = `{"format": "json", "version": 1}\n${traceDocument}`
client.send(udpSegment, 2000, '127.0.0.1', (e, b) => {
console.log(e, b)
})
Managed to find out the solution myself
used the X-Ray SDK with a combination of
addAttribute('in_progress', false)
and
streamSubsegments()
to send the subsegments to X-Ray
export const onQueryEvent = async (e) => {
try {
const segment = AWSXRay.getSegment()
if (segment) {
const paramsArr = JSON.parse(e.params)
const query = getQueryWithParams(e.query, paramsArr) // X-Ray wants the time in seconds -> ms * 1e-3
const start_time = e.timestamp.valueOf() * 1e-3
const end_time = (e.timestamp.valueOf() + e.duration) * 1e-3
// Add a new Subsegment to parent Segment
const subSegment = segment.addNewSubsegment('postgres') // Add data to the segment
subSegment.addSqlData({ sanitized_query: query })
subSegment.addAttribute('start_time', start_time)
subSegment.addAttribute('end_time', end_time) // Set in_progress to false so subSegment
// will be send to xray on streamSubsegments()
subSegment.addAttribute('in_progress', false)
subSegment.streamSubsegments()
}
} catch (e) {
console.log(e)
}
}