export const PROMETHEUS_TIMEOUT = 120000; // TWO_MINUTES /** * States and error states in Prometheus Queries (PromQL) for metrics */ export const metricStates = { /** * Metric data is available */ OK: 'OK', /** * Metric data is being fetched for the first time. * * Not used during data refresh, if data is available in * the metric, the recommneded state is OK. */ LOADING: 'LOADING', /** * Connection timed out to prometheus server * the timeout is set to PROMETHEUS_TIMEOUT * */ TIMEOUT: 'TIMEOUT', /** * The prometheus server replies with an empty data set */ NO_DATA: 'NO_DATA', /** * The prometheus server cannot be reached */ CONNECTION_FAILED: 'CONNECTION_FAILED', /** * The prometheus server was reached but it cannot process * the query. This can happen for several reasons: * - PromQL syntax is incorrect * - An operator is not supported */ BAD_QUERY: 'BAD_QUERY', /** * No specific reason found for error */ UNKNOWN_ERROR: 'UNKNOWN_ERROR', }; /** * Supported panel types in dashboards, values of `panel.type`. * * Values should not be changed as they correspond to * values in users the `.yml` dashboard definition. */ export const panelTypes = { /** * Area Chart * * Time Series chart with an area */ AREA_CHART: 'area-chart', /** * Line Chart * * Time Series chart with a line */ LINE_CHART: 'line-chart', /** * Anomaly Chart * * Time Series chart with 3 metrics */ ANOMALY_CHART: 'anomaly-chart', /** * Single Stat * * Single data point visualization */ SINGLE_STAT: 'single-stat', /** * Heatmap */ HEATMAP: 'heatmap', /** * Bar chart */ BAR: 'bar', /** * Column chart */ COLUMN: 'column', /** * Stacked column chart */ STACKED_COLUMN: 'stacked-column', }; export const sidebarAnimationDuration = 300; // milliseconds. export const chartHeight = 300; export const graphTypes = { annotationsData: 'scatter', }; export const symbolSizes = { anomaly: 8, default: 14, }; export const areaOpacityValues = { default: 0.2, }; export const colorValues = { primaryColor: '#1f78d1', // $blue-500 (see variables.scss) anomalySymbol: '#db3b21', anomalyAreaColor: '#1f78d1', }; export const lineTypes = { default: 'solid', }; export const lineWidths = { default: 2, }; export const dateFormats = { timeOfDay: 'h:MM TT', default: 'dd mmm yyyy, h:MMTT', }; /** * These Vuex store properties are allowed to be * replaced dynamically after component has been created * and initial state has been set. * * Currently used in `receiveMetricsDashboardSuccess` action. */ export const endpointKeys = [ 'metricsEndpoint', 'deploymentsEndpoint', 'dashboardEndpoint', 'dashboardsEndpoint', 'currentDashboard', 'projectPath', 'logsPath', ]; /** * These Vuex store properties are set as soon as the * dashboard component has been created. The values are * passed as data-* attributes and received by dashboard * as Vue props. */ export const initialStateKeys = [...endpointKeys, 'currentEnvironmentName']; /** * Constant to indicate if a metric exists in the database */ export const NOT_IN_DB_PREFIX = 'NO_DB'; /** * graphQL environments API value for active environments. * Used as a value for the 'states' query filter */ export const ENVIRONMENT_AVAILABLE_STATE = 'available'; /** * As of %12.10, the svg icon library does not have an annotation * arrow icon yet. In order to deliver annotations feature, the icon * is hard coded until the icon is added. The below issue is * to track the icon. * * https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-svgs/-/issues/118 * * Once the icon is merged this can be removed. * https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/214540 */ export const annotationsSymbolIcon = 'path://m5 229 5 8h-10z'; /** * As of %12.10, dashboard path is required to create annotation. * The FE gets the dashboard name from the URL params. It is not * ideal to store the path this way but there is no other way to * get this path unless annotations fetch is delayed. This could * potentially be removed and have the backend send this to the FE. * * This technical debt is being tracked here * https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/214671 */ export const DEFAULT_DASHBOARD_PATH = 'config/prometheus/common_metrics.yml'; export const OPERATORS = { greaterThan: '>', equalTo: '==', lessThan: '<', }; /** * Dashboard yml files support custom user-defined variables that * are rendered as input elements in the monitoring dashboard. * These values can be edited by the user and are passed on to the * the backend and eventually to Prometheus API proxy. * * As of 13.0, the supported types are: * simple custom -> dropdown elements * advanced custom -> dropdown elements * text -> text input elements * * Custom variables have a simple and a advanced variant. */ export const VARIABLE_TYPES = { custom: 'custom', text: 'text', };