* Remove ClickhouseSetup module
This has been an implicit point of contact to many
tests. From now on the goal is for each test to maintain
its own, isolated setup so that no accidental clashes
and implicit assumptions are relied upon.
* Implement v2 schema check
An environment variable V2_MIGRATION_DONE acts like
a feature flag, switching plausible from using old events/sessions
schemas to v2 schemas introduced by NumericIDs migration.
* Run both test suites sequentially
While the code for v1 and v2 schemas must be kept still,
we will from now on run tests against both code paths.
Secondary test run will set V2_MIGRATION_DONE=1 variable,
thus making all `Plausible.v2?()` checks return `true'.
* Remove unused function
This is a remnant from the short period when
we would check for existing events before allowing
creating a new site.
* Update test setups/factories with v2 migration check
* Make GateKeeper return site id along with :allow
* Make Billing module check for v2 schema
* Make ingestion aware of v2 schema
* Disable site transfers for when v2 is live
In a separate changeset we will implement simplified
site transfer for when v2 migration is complete.
The new transfer will only rename the site domain in postgres
and keep track of the original site prior to the transfer
so we keep an ingestion grace period until the customers
redeploy their scripting.
* Make Stats base queries aware of v2 schema switch
* Update breakdown with v2 conditionals
* Update pageview local start with v2 check
* Update current visitoris with v2 check
* Update stats controller with v2 checks
* Update external controller with v2 checks
* Update remaining tests with proper fixtures
* Rewrite redundant assignment
* Remove unused alias
* Mute credo, this is not the right time
* Add test_helper prompt
* Fetch priv dir so it works with a release
* Fetch distinct partitions only
* Don't limit inspect output for partitions
* Ensure SQL is printed to IO
* Remove redundant domain fixture
* Clickhouse migration: add ingest_counters table
* Configure ingest counters per MIX_ENV
* Emit telemetry for ingest events with rich metadata
* Allow building Request.t() with fake now() - for testing purposes
* Use clickhousex branch where session_id is assigned to each connection
* Add helper function for getting site id via cache
* Add Ecto schema for `ingest_counters` table
* Implement metrics buffer
* Implement buffering handler for `Plausible.Ingestion.Event` telemetry
* Implement periodic metrics aggregation
* Update counters docs
* Add toStartOfMinute() to ordering key
* Reset the sync connection state in `after` clause
* Flush counters on app termination
* Use separate Repo with async settings enabled at config level
* Switch to clickhouse_settings repo root config key
* Add AsyncInsertRepo module
This commit adds city data to imported records from Google Analytics. The
current implementation sets city to 0 because GA does not use the GeoNames
database.
Google Analytics Reporting API uses [Geographical IDs](https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/v1/geoid)
to identify cities and countries. Plausible uses
[GeoNames](https://geonames.org/) and I couldn't find databases corelating the
two.
Fortunately, GA also returns the city name and this commit uses the city name
and the country ISO code to find the Geoname ID. To avoid making expensive ETS
searches, I created another ETS table in the Location library that uses
{country, city} as a key.
Related PR: https://github.com/plausible/location/pull/3
This PR replaces geolix with locus to simplify self-hosted setup. locus can auto-update maxmind dbs which are recommended for self-hosters if they want city-level geolocation. locus is also a bit faster.
This PR also uses a test mmdb file from https://github.com/maxmind/MaxMind-DB for e2e geolocation tests without stubs.
This commit updates mix.exs to resolve bamboo_postmark to our fork. The
fork encodes names with quotes when building e-mails, adding support for
special names with commas and quotes. Related to
plausible/bamboo_postmark#1.
Closes#1885
* Implement sites by domain caching interface + warmer
* Add test
* Implement hit rate interface
* Add moduledocs
* Fix up typespec
* s/warmer/warmer_fn
* Extract measure_duration/2
* Fix up typespec
* Log errors and return nil on cache internal errors
* Fix up non-existing cache test
* Retrieve specific db columns when pre-filling the cache
* Reduce the subset of fields retrieved from the DB
See 63f3c6233d (r89871536)
This pull request improves the current OpenTelemetry implementation. Currently only 1% of the spans are sent, due to the high volume of ingestion requests to /api/event. I enabled the 1% sampling to /api/event only, recording 100% of the other traces.
* Update Timex version from 3.7.7 to 3.7.8
* Generate timezone list from Tzdata
This commit fixes a bug where timezone changes weren't updating the
timezone list displayed when editing or creating a site.
Timezones were being pulled from a static list. This commit changes it
to generate the list from Tzdata, that uses a timezone database with
updated information on time changes. Additionally it adds more timezones
with aliases and links to the list.
Closes#1340
* Use timezone name from browser to recommend timezone
This commit matches the timezone name instead of offset to recommend a
timezone when creating a new site. The JavaScript Intl.DateTimeFormat
API is widely supported according to the link. In any case, if the
timezone fails to match by name, it fallbacks to the offset strategy.
https://caniuse.com/mdn-javascript_builtins_intl_datetimeformat_resolvedoptions_computed_timezoneCloses#904
* Create separate module for GA HTTP requests
* Fetch GA data entirely instead of monthly
* Add buffering to GA imports
* Change positional args to maps when serializing from GA
* Create Google Analytics VCR tests
* Upgrade geolix
* Remove geolix pool config
* Save unnecessary Task.async_stream roundtrip
Normally the Geolix API accepts `:where` keyword option that designates
the database to look up. In case no parameter is supplied, it'll spawn
a parallel map over all databases available. In this case we have only
one DB anyway, so there is no need for the extra instrumentation.
* Follow up on direct :geolocation lookups
* Introduce Finch for Sentry integration
* Make sure the DummyAgent can be started
* No need to sanitize the dsn, finch takes care of that
* Simplify the dummy child spec
* Annotate redirects clause
* Make use of new `get_int_from_path_or_env`
* Actually use finch in Sentry config
* Configure `excluded_domains` correctly for Sentry
The way sentry is configured currently, when we get an HTTP error it
will be logged twice - once from Sentry.PlugCapture and once from
Sentry.LoggerBackend. The logger backend module does the right thing
by default but for some reason we've been overriding the config
parameter that by default stops double-counting errors. This commit
returns to the default configuration which is better.
* Default to 15s timeout
* Attempt to send twice at most
* Warn in sentry client
* Use warn level in sentry client
Co-authored-by: Adam Rutkowski <hq@mtod.org>
