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hydra-queue-runner: move exporter back to State::run
It's (arguably) better than risking pinning the thread at 100% due to the busy `while` loop.
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@ -750,24 +750,6 @@ void State::unlock()
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void State::runMetricsExporter()
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{
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std::cout << "Starting the Prometheus exporter on port " << metricsPort << std::endl;
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/* Set up simple exporter, to show that we're still alive. */
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std::string metricsAddress{"127.0.0.1"};
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prometheus::Exposer exposer{metricsAddress + ":" + std::to_string(metricsPort)};
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auto exposerPort = exposer.GetListeningPorts().front();
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exposer.RegisterCollectable(registry);
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std::cout << "Started the Prometheus exporter, listening on "
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<< "http://" << metricsAddress << ":" << exposerPort << "/metrics"
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<< std::endl;
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while (true) {};
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}
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void State::run(BuildID buildOne)
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{
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/* Can't be bothered to shut down cleanly. Goodbye! */
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@ -780,7 +762,17 @@ void State::run(BuildID buildOne)
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if (!lock)
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throw Error("hydra-queue-runner is already running");
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std::thread(&State::runMetricsExporter, this).detach();
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std::cout << "Starting the Prometheus exporter on port " << metricsPort << std::endl;
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/* Set up simple exporter, to show that we're still alive. */
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std::string metricsAddress{"127.0.0.1"}; // FIXME: configurable
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prometheus::Exposer promExposer{metricsAddress + ":" + std::to_string(metricsPort)};
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auto exposerPort = promExposer.GetListeningPorts().front();
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promExposer.RegisterCollectable(registry);
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std::cout << "Started the Prometheus exporter, listening on "
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<< "http://" << metricsAddress << ":" << exposerPort << "/metrics"
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<< std::endl;
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Store::Params localParams;
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localParams["max-connections"] = "16";
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