Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
Package diag provides a set of network throttling filters for diagnostic purpose.
The filters enable adding artificial latency, limiting bandwidth or chunking responses with custom chunk size and delay. This throttling can be applied to the proxy responses or to the outgoing backend requests. An additional filter, randomContent, can be used to generate response with random text of specified length.
Index ¶
- Constants
- func NewAbsorb() filters.Spec
- func NewAbsorbSilent() filters.Spec
- func NewBackendBandwidth() filters.Spec
- func NewBackendChunks() filters.Spec
- func NewBackendLatency() filters.Spec
- func NewBandwidth() filters.Spec
- func NewChunks() filters.Spec
- func NewLatency() filters.Spec
- func NewLogHeader() filters.Spec
- func NewNormalRequestLatency() filters.Spec
- func NewNormalResponseLatency() filters.Spec
- func NewRandom() filters.Spec
- func NewRepeat() filters.Spec
- func NewUniformRequestLatency() filters.Spec
- func NewUniformResponseLatency() filters.Spec
- func NewWrap() filters.Spec
Constants ¶
const ( // Deprecated, use filters.RandomContentName instead RandomName = filters.RandomContentName // Deprecated, use filters.RepeatContentName instead RepeatName = filters.RepeatContentName // Deprecated, use filters.LatencyName instead LatencyName = filters.LatencyName // Deprecated, use filters.ChunksName instead ChunksName = filters.ChunksName // Deprecated, use filters.BandwidthName instead BandwidthName = filters.BandwidthName // Deprecated, use filters.BackendLatencyName instead BackendLatencyName = filters.BackendLatencyName // Deprecated, use filters.BackendBandwidthName instead BackendBandwidthName = filters.BackendBandwidthName // Deprecated, use filters.BackendChunksName instead BackendChunksName = filters.BackendChunksName )
const AbsorbName = filters.AbsorbName
AbsorbName contains the name of the absorb filter. Deprecated, use filters.AbsorbName instead
const AbsorbSilentName = filters.AbsorbSilentName
AbsorbSilentName contains the name of the absorbSilent filter. Deprecated, use filters.AbsorbSilentName instead
Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func NewAbsorb ¶ added in v0.11.31
NewAbsorb initializes a filter spec for the absorb filter.
The absorb filter reads and discards the payload of the incoming requests. It logs with INFO level and a unique ID per request: - the event of receiving the request - partial and final events for consuming request payload and total consumed byte count - the finishing event of the request - any read errors other than EOF
func NewAbsorbSilent ¶ added in v0.11.179
NewAbsorbSilent initializes a filter spec for the absorbSilent filter, similar to the absorb filter, but without verbose logging of the absorbed payload.
The absorbSilent filter reads and discards the payload of the incoming requests. It only logs read errors other than EOF.
func NewBackendBandwidth ¶
NewBackendBandwidth is the equivalent of NewBandwidth but for outgoing backend requests. Eskip example:
r: * -> backendBandwidth(30) -> "https://www.example.org";
func NewBackendChunks ¶
NewBackendChunks is the equivalent of NewChunks but for outgoing backend requests. Eskip example:
r: * -> backendChunks(1024, 120) -> "https://www.example.org";
func NewBackendLatency ¶
NewBackendLatency is the equivalent of NewLatency but for outgoing backend requests. Eskip example:
r: * -> backendLatency(120) -> "https://www.example.org";
func NewBandwidth ¶
NewBandwidth creates a filter specification whose filter instances can be used to maximize the bandwidth of the responses. It expects the bandwidth in kbyte/sec as an argument.
r: * -> bandwidth(30) -> "https://www.example.org";
func NewChunks ¶
NewChunks creates a filter specification whose filter instances can be used set artificial delays in between response chunks. It expects the byte length of the chunks and the delay milliseconds.
r: * -> chunks(1024, "120ms") -> "https://www.example.org";
func NewLatency ¶
NewLatency creates a filter specification whose filter instances can be used to add additional latency to responses. It expects the latency in milliseconds as an argument. It always adds this value in addition to the natural latency, and does not do any adjustments. Eskip example:
r: * -> latency(120) -> "https://www.example.org";
func NewLogHeader ¶ added in v0.11.51
NewLogHeader creates a filter specification for the 'logHeader()' filter.
func NewNormalRequestLatency ¶ added in v0.13.75
NewNormalRequestLatency creates a latency for requests with normal distribution. Example delay around 1s with +/-120ms.
r: * -> normalRequestLatency("1s", "120ms") -> "https://www.example.org";
func NewNormalResponseLatency ¶ added in v0.13.75
NewNormalResponseLatency creates a latency for responses with normal distribution. Example delay around 1s with +/-120ms.
r: * -> normalRequestLatency("1s", "120ms") -> "https://www.example.org";
func NewRandom ¶
NewRandom creates a filter specification whose filter instances can be used to respond to requests with random text of specified length. It expects the the byte length of the random response to be generated as an argument. Eskip example:
r: * -> randomContent(2048) -> <shunt>;
func NewRepeat ¶ added in v0.12.6
NewRepeat creates a filter specification whose filter instances can be used to respond to requests with a repeated text. It expects the text and the byte length of the response body to be generated as arguments. Eskip example:
r: * -> repeatContent("x", 100) -> <shunt>;
func NewUniformRequestLatency ¶ added in v0.13.75
NewUniformRequestLatency creates a latency for requests with uniform distribution. Example delay around 1s with +/-120ms.
r: * -> uniformRequestLatency("1s", "120ms") -> "https://www.example.org";
func NewUniformResponseLatency ¶ added in v0.13.75
NewUniformResponseLatency creates a latency for responses with uniform distribution. Example delay around 1s with +/-120ms.
r: * -> uniformRequestLatency("1s", "120ms") -> "https://www.example.org";
Types ¶
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