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…ty module Adds quarkus-morphium/docs/architecture/observability-module-plan.md, produced by the datona-architect persona and independently verified against the code before adoption (Capability.METRICS confirmed against the reactor's pinned quarkus-core-deployment 3.32.3 jar; buildMorphium()/onStop() lifecycle, MorphiumStorageListener callback signatures, and every DriverStatsKey/ StatisticKeys value in the metric catalog confirmed against morphium-core source, not assumed). Trigger: version42-adapter (a downstream consumer) hand-writes ~65 lines of Micrometer boilerplate (MongoConnectionPoolMetrics.java) to expose the MongoDB connection pool's utilization as gauges, including a real weak-reference/GC bug that had to be found and fixed once already. This plan scopes an optional module that gives that to every quarkus-morphium consumer for free, purely additive, gated on Capability.METRICS so apps without Micrometer see zero change. Decision: extend quarkus-morphium/quarkus-morphium-deployment in place (no new Maven module) -- follows the repo's own existing precedent (MorphiumProcessor.registerMorphiumIdJsonCustomizers, Capability.JACKSON/ JSONB-gated) rather than introducing a second artifact for the same pattern. Status: proposal, not yet implemented. Next: datona-feature-implementer / datona-reviewer loop on this branch.
…se 1 MVP) Adds an optional Micrometer metrics integration, gated on Capability.METRICS so an application without Micrometer on its classpath sees zero change -- no new dependency inherited, no bean registered, no behaviour change. Follows the observability-module-plan.md (docs/architecture/, committed separately as b707870): extends quarkus-morphium/quarkus-morphium-deployment in place, mirroring the module's own existing Capability.JACKSON/JSONB-gated pattern (MorphiumProcessor.registerMorphiumIdJsonCustomizers) rather than introducing a new Maven module for the same shape. Phase 1 scope: connection-pool/driver-stats gauges only (morphium.driver.*, morphium.cache.*, morphium.write_buffer.*, sourced from MorphiumDriver.getDriverStats()/Morphium.getStatistics()). The Counter/Timer rows sourced from MorphiumStorageListener/MorphiumTransactionEvent (morphium.operations.*, morphium.transactions.*) are explicitly deferred to a later phase. - quarkus-morphium/runtime/pom.xml, deployment/pom.xml: optional quarkus-micrometer/quarkus-micrometer-deployment dependency pair. - MorphiumProcessor: new registerObservability @buildstep, gates MorphiumMetricsBinder's registration as a CDI bean on Capabilities.isPresent(Capability.METRICS). - MorphiumMetricsBinder (new, runtime/observability package): registers 10 Micrometer Gauges tagged `database`, each reading live from the underlying Morphium/MorphiumDriver stats maps (not a snapshot) -- avoids the WeakReference-GC'd-to-NaN bug the plan cites from a real downstream precedent (version42-adapter's hand-written MongoConnectionPoolMetrics). close() deregisters every meter it registered, for hot-reload idempotency. - MorphiumProducer: binder lookup/bind wired into buildMorphium() (after the connection already exists -- never from an early @observes StartupEvent that could trigger the lazy connect prematurely) and deregistration wired into onStop(), via Arc.container().instance(...) + InstanceHandle so the lookup never throws when the bean doesn't exist (Micrometer absent). Verified independently by the orchestrating session, not just the implementer's self-report: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment -am -DskipTests install` then `... test` (no -am, to avoid the unrelated 25+ minute morphium-core suite) -- BUILD SUCCESS, runtime 68/68 tests passing (incl. new MorphiumMetricsBinderTest, 5/5), deployment 29/29 passing (incl. new MorphiumProcessorObservabilityTest, 2/2). Reviewed by the datona-reviewer persona (Round 1): APPROVAL, no blocking findings. Two follow-ups from that review are addressed in the next commit on this branch (Capability.METRICS deprecation note in the plan doc, and the missing MorphiumObservabilityConfig.enabled runtime kill-switch that Section 4.1 specifies but this round's implementer brief had omitted from scope).
…on note Addresses the two non-blocking follow-ups from the Round 1 review of the observability module (previous commit, c829ee6): 1. Plan doc: adds a Section 9 item documenting that Capability.METRICS is @deprecated in Quarkus 3.32.3 (confirmed against the pinned reactor's quarkus-core-deployment sources jar -- Javadoc points to MetricsCapabilityBuildItem, a structurally different build-item shape, not a drop-in replacement). Adjudicated: acceptable to ship on for this phase, consistent with the module's existing Capability.JACKSON/JSONB gate idiom; migration deferred to its own future ticket. 2. MorphiumObservabilityConfig (new): a nested `quarkus.morphium.observability.*` config interface, mirroring the module's existing MorphiumMigrationConfig precedent rather than the plan's literal standalone-@ConfigMapping description -- same property path and defaults, different Java-level composition. Implements only `enabled` (default true) in this phase; Section 7's other properties (poll-interval, per-host-connections, include-storage-listener-metrics) govern behaviour Phase 1 doesn't implement yet, so they are deliberately not added until the phase that implements what they control. Wired into MorphiumProducer.buildMorphium(): the binder's close() still runs unconditionally whenever the Capability.METRICS-gated bean exists (so a hot-reload never leaves stale gauges regardless of the flag), but bindTo() -- the actual gauge registration -- is now gated on `config.observability().enabled()`. Lets an application that has Micrometer on its classpath for an unrelated reason opt out of Morphium's gauges specifically, at runtime, without a rebuild. This was Section 4.1's own MVP scope (MorphiumObservabilityRuntimeConfig is listed there as a regular Phase 1 class, not deferred) that the Round 1 implementer brief had incorrectly left out of scope -- an orchestrator scoping error, not an implementer deviation from a correct brief. Also applies the reviewer's precedent-wording correction to the buildMorphium() comment: MorphiumRecorder's Arc.container().instance(...) precedent is API-identical but not quite semantically identical (its beans are always-present; MorphiumMetricsBinder is the first genuinely-optional use of that idiom in this module). Verified: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment test` (no -am, dependency jars already installed) -- BUILD SUCCESS, exit 0, runtime 68/68 and deployment 29/29 still passing, no regressions, no new test needed for the added if-branch itself (buildMorphium() has no existing unit-test seam for its private connect logic; the existing MorphiumProducerConfigValidationTest pattern only covers extracted static helpers, and extracting one for a single boolean check would be disproportionate scope creep for this fix).
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: defaults Review profile: CHILL Plan: Pro Plus Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds optional Micrometer observability to Quarkus Morphium. The change registers ten gauges when metrics support is present, exposes an enabled toggle, manages meter cleanup during reconnect and shutdown, and adds unit tests and an architecture plan. ChangesMicrometer observability
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds optional Morphium metrics without intending to affect applications that do not use Micrometer, but native-image builds may still encounter Micrometer references when the dependency is absent, which could break that compatibility contract. The PR is not merge-ready until this runtime integration risk is fixed or explicitly validated; the accompanying architecture status should also be updated. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
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Application->>MorphiumProducer: establish Morphium connection
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MorphiumProducer->>MorphiumMetricsBinder: close previous meters
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MorphiumMetricsBinder->>MeterRegistry: register ten gauges
Application->>MorphiumProducer: shut down
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In `@quarkus-morphium/docs/architecture/observability-module-plan.md`:
- Around line 3-6: Update the observability-module plan’s status metadata to
indicate partial implementation rather than “noch nicht implementiert.” Note
that Phase 1 gauge binder, capability gate, configuration, and lifecycle cleanup
are implemented, and explicitly identify the remaining phases as deferred.
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- Around line 108-111: Introduce a Micrometer-free MorphiumMetricsLifecycle
interface, have MorphiumMetricsBinder implement it, and update both lifecycle
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| > Autor: datona-architect (Agent-Entwurf) | ||
| > Status: **Vorschlag / zur Diskussion** — noch nicht implementiert | ||
| > Repo: `morphium` (Maven-Modul `quarkus-morphium/`) | ||
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Update the implementation status.
Line 4 states that this plan is “noch nicht implementiert”. This PR implements the Phase 1 gauge binder, capability gate, configuration, and lifecycle cleanup. Mark the document as partially implemented and identify the deferred phases.
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In `@quarkus-morphium/docs/architecture/observability-module-plan.md` around lines
3 - 6, Update the observability-module plan’s status metadata to indicate
partial implementation rather than “noch nicht implementiert.” Note that Phase 1
gauge binder, capability gate, configuration, and lifecycle cleanup are
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In Quarkus, handling optional dependencies that contain classes referenced by bean definitions is challenging when targeting native images because Quarkus performs static analysis and classpath validation at build time [1][2]. Native image generation expects all reachable classes to be present on the classpath, and failing to provide a class referenced in a bean definition will typically cause the native build to fail with a ClassNotFoundException or similar error [3]. To address this, you should avoid relying on missing dependencies for code paths that might be scanned by the CDI container [4]. Recommended strategies include: 1. Modularization: Instead of using optional dependencies in a single module, move code that interacts with the optional library into a separate, dedicated Quarkus extension or module [5][4]. You can then design your application so that this module is only included in the dependency graph when the feature is explicitly enabled [6]. 2. Extension-Based Handling: If you are building an extension, use conditional dependencies [6]. Quarkus supports declaring dependencies that are only activated if certain conditions are met, ensuring that the necessary classes are present only when required [6]. 3. CDI Build Items: For bean registration, avoid using standard CDI annotations if the bean depends on a class that may not exist [1][2]. Instead, use Quarkus build-time extensions to inspect your configuration and only register AdditionalBeanBuildItems programmatically when the dependency is present [2]. By checking for the existence of a class (e.g., using Class.forName) within your BuildStep before registering the bean, you can safely avoid referencing missing classes in your native image [2]. Using features like NativeImageAllowIncompleteClasspathBuildItem is strongly discouraged as it bypasses critical native image safety checks and can lead to runtime crashes [5]. The most robust approach remains isolating optional functionality into separate artifacts to maintain a clean and verifiable build-time classpath [5][4].
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Remove direct references to MorphiumMetricsBinder.
MorphiumProducer references MorphiumMetricsBinder.class at both lifecycle lookups. isAvailable() only guards Arc bean access. Native-image analysis still follows the class literal and reaches the binder's hard Micrometer references, although quarkus-micrometer is optional and the bean is conditionally registered.
Add a Micrometer-free MorphiumMetricsLifecycle interface, implement it in MorphiumMetricsBinder, and resolve that interface from MorphiumProducer. Add a no-Micrometer native-image smoke test.
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In
`@quarkus-morphium/runtime/src/main/java/de/caluga/morphium/quarkus/MorphiumProducer.java`
around lines 108 - 111, Introduce a Micrometer-free MorphiumMetricsLifecycle
interface, have MorphiumMetricsBinder implement it, and update both lifecycle
lookups in MorphiumProducer to resolve the interface instead of
MorphiumMetricsBinder.class. Add a native-image smoke test that runs without
Micrometer to verify the optional integration remains absent without causing
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| // disabled, so a hot-reload that flips enabled=false->true->false leaves no stale gauges | ||
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In a native application that omits Micrometer, MorphiumProducer.buildMorphium() remains reachable but now directly loads and invokes MorphiumMetricsBinder; native-image analysis must consequently resolve the binder's MeterRegistry, Gauge, and Meter references even though isAvailable() will be false only at runtime. Since quarkus-micrometer is optional and therefore absent from such an application's dependency graph, this defeats the advertised capability gate and can make the previously supported no-metrics native build fail with unresolved Micrometer classes. Put the lifecycle calls behind a capability-gated bean or an always-present Micrometer-free interface instead of referencing the implementation from this producer.
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CONNECTIONS_BORROWED, CONNECTIONS_RELEASED, ERRORS, and FAILOVERS are cumulative values, and the metric catalog added by this commit classifies them as counters, but these registrations route them through Gauge.builder. Backends will therefore publish gauge metadata and counter-oriented dashboards, rate calculations, and reset handling will not work as intended. Register these cumulative sources as function counters (or counters updated from deltas), leaving gauges only for instantaneous values such as pool size and waiting threads.
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The change wires a new CDI-managed, capability-gated observability path into the Morphium producer lifecycle with metric-type semantics that warrant human judgment, so final human review is prudent.
Pull request overview
This PR adds an optional Micrometer observability module to quarkus-morphium (Phase 1 MVP). It registers connection-pool/driver-stats gauges (morphium.driver.*, morphium.cache.*, morphium.write_buffer.*) sourced from MorphiumDriver.getDriverStats() and Morphium.getStatistics(). The feature is gated on Capability.METRICS at build time (so apps without Micrometer see zero change) and additionally guarded by a runtime kill-switch. It follows the existing Capability.JACKSON/JSONB gating precedent rather than introducing a new Maven module.
Changes:
- New
MorphiumMetricsBinderbinds/deregisters Micrometer gauges; registration happens insideMorphiumProducer.buildMorphium()(post-connect) with deregistration on stop and before every re-bind for hot-reload idempotency. - New
registerObservabilitybuild step registers the binder as anAdditionalBeanBuildItemonly whenCapability.METRICSis present; optionalquarkus-micrometer/-deploymentdependencies added for parity. - New nested
MorphiumObservabilityConfig(quarkus.morphium.observability.enabled, defaulttrue) plus unit tests and an architecture plan document.
File summaries
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runtime/.../observability/MorphiumMetricsBinder.java |
Core binder that registers/deregisters gauges reading live stats maps. |
runtime/.../observability/MorphiumObservabilityConfig.java |
Nested runtime config with enabled kill-switch. |
runtime/.../MorphiumRuntimeConfig.java |
Wires the nested observability config into the runtime config. |
runtime/.../MorphiumProducer.java |
Conditionally binds/deregisters gauges post-connect and on shutdown via Arc lookup. |
deployment/.../MorphiumProcessor.java |
New Capability.METRICS-gated build step registering the binder bean. |
runtime/pom.xml, deployment/pom.xml |
Optional Micrometer runtime + deployment-parity dependencies. |
runtime/.../MorphiumMetricsBinderTest.java |
Unit tests for gauge catalog, live reads, and close/rebind idempotency. |
deployment/.../MorphiumProcessorObservabilityTest.java |
Unit tests for capability-gated bean registration. |
docs/architecture/observability-module-plan.md |
Architecture plan document (German). |
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…unter Addresses a real finding from an automated PR review (Codex, fork PR #24): morphium.driver.connections.borrowed/.released, .errors, and .failovers are cumulative, monotonically-increasing values -- MorphiumDriver already tracks them as running totals, and the observability-module-plan.md Section 5 metric catalog classifies them as Counter rows, not Gauge rows -- but MorphiumMetricsBinder registered all seven driver-sourced metrics uniformly through Gauge.builder. A Gauge on a cumulative value publishes gauge metadata to the backend instead of counter metadata, breaking counter-oriented dashboards, rate()/increase() queries, and reset-on-restart handling that assume real counter semantics. Fix: new registerDriverCounter() using Micrometer's FunctionCounter.builder (identical API shape to Gauge.builder -- same ToDoubleFunction-based live read from the underlying Morphium/MorphiumDriver reference, so none of the existing WeakReference-avoidance reasoning changes) for the four cumulative metrics. registerDriverGauge stays for the two genuinely instantaneous driver values (connections.pool, connections.in_use, threads.waiting) and the three cache/write-buffer gauges. Also fixes the plan doc's stale "Vorschlag / zur Diskussion -- noch nicht implementiert" status header (CodeRabbit finding, same PR): Phase 1 is implemented (sboesebeck#332); the Counter/Timer catalog rows from MorphiumStorageListener/MorphiumTransactionEvent remain deferred. A third automated finding from the same review round (CodeRabbit AND Codex, both P1: "MorphiumMetricsBinder.class references in MorphiumProducer force native-image reachability analysis to resolve Micrometer types even when Micrometer is absent, breaking no-Micrometer native builds") was independently investigated and NOT applied: built a minimal reproduction (a class with a field of a type absent from the classpath, referenced via a .class literal from an always-reachable method, exactly this PR's shape) and verified with a real GraalVM native-image build AND execution of the resulting native binary -- both succeeded (exit 0), because a .class literal alone does not force the JVM/native-image to resolve the target class's field/method-body types unless those methods are actually invoked, which isAvailable()==false correctly prevents here. Recorded as a rejected finding with its disproof rather than silently ignored. Verified: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment test` -- BUILD SUCCESS, exit 0, runtime 68/68 (incl. updated MorphiumMetricsBinderTest, 5/5, now asserting FunctionCounter vs. Gauge type per metric), deployment 29/29.
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…references Copilot review finding on fork PR #24: MorphiumMetricsBinder's Javadoc referenced a single-argument bindTo(Morphium) overload that does not exist -- the only method is bindTo(Morphium m, String database). Three occurrences (class-level Javadoc twice, close()'s Javadoc once), all corrected to {@link #bindTo(Morphium, String)}. Verified by generating the actual Javadoc HTML and reading the resolved link, not just re-reading the source: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime javadoc:javadoc` -- BUILD SUCCESS, exit 0; the generated MorphiumMetricsBinder.html now links to `#bindTo(de.caluga.morphium.Morphium,java.lang.String)`, the real method signature, confirmed via `grep -o 'href="[^"]*bindTo[^"]*"'` against the generated file. Re-ran `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment test` -- BUILD SUCCESS, runtime 68/68, deployment 29/29, no regressions.
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It modifies core MorphiumProducer startup/shutdown lifecycle wiring and adds cross-module build-time gating with native-image and CDI implications that warrant human verification, alongside the documentation defects noted.
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quarkus-morphium/runtime/src/main/java/de/caluga/morphium/quarkus/observability/MorphiumMetricsBinder.java:65
- This rationale for why the WeakReference-GC-to-NaN bug is avoided is inaccurate and could mislead future maintainers. The extractor lambdas (
target -> readDriverStat(target, key)) do not close overm— they read the parameter Micrometer passes back, and Micrometer holds that source object (m) via aWeakReference. This binder bean stores onlyMeter.Ids inregisteredMeters, so its@ApplicationScopedlifetime does not keepmreachable either. What actually prevents the gauge from being GC'd to NaN is thatMorphiumProducer.instance(and the@ApplicationScoped Morphiumcontext) holds the same instance strongly for the application's lifetime. Recommend correcting the explanation so the memory-safety guarantee isn't attributed to the wrong mechanism.
* stale {@link Morphium} reference. The extractor lambdas below close over the {@code Morphium}
* parameter passed to {@code bindTo} directly (not a field on this bean), and this bean is itself
* {@code @ApplicationScoped} and CDI-managed for the application's lifetime — so the referenced
* {@code Morphium}/{@code MorphiumDriver} objects stay reachable for as long as the gauges are
* registered, avoiding the WeakReference-GC'd-to-NaN bug the plan cites from the hand-written
* {@code MongoConnectionPoolMetrics} precedent.
quarkus-morphium/runtime/src/main/java/de/caluga/morphium/quarkus/observability/MorphiumMetricsBinder.java:48
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{@link #bindTo(Morphium)}reference points to a single-argument method that does not exist — the actual method isbindTo(Morphium m, String database). As written the Javadoc link will not resolve (it renders as plain text and produces a doclint "reference not found" warning). The same broken reference also appears at line 58 and at line 164.
* <p><b>Registration timing (Section 6.1 of the observability plan):</b> {@link #bindTo(Morphium, String)}
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- Broken Javadoc link:
{@link #bindTo(Morphium)}does not match the actualbindTo(Morphium, String)signature and will not resolve.
* called before a subsequent {@link #bindTo(Morphium, String)} (or the same effect: on shutdown), or a
quarkus-morphium/runtime/src/main/java/de/caluga/morphium/quarkus/observability/MorphiumMetricsBinder.java:164
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{@link #bindTo(Morphium)}does not match the actualbindTo(Morphium, String)signature and will not resolve.
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…n Javadoc Copilot review finding on fork PR #24: the class Javadoc claimed the extractor lambdas "close over the Morphium parameter" and that this @ApplicationScoped bean's lifetime is what keeps m reachable, avoiding the WeakReference-GC'd-to-NaN bug the plan cites from MongoConnectionPoolMetrics. That attribution is wrong. Verified directly against the Micrometer bytecode (io.micrometer.core.instrument.internal.DefaultGauge, javap'd): Gauge holds its target object via `private final WeakReference<T> ref`, not a strong reference -- so Micrometer itself never keeps m alive. MorphiumMetricsBinder stores only Meter.Id values in registeredMeters, never m itself, so the binder bean's own CDI lifetime is irrelevant to m's reachability. What actually prevents the bug: MorphiumProducer holds the same Morphium instance strongly via its own `private volatile Morphium instance` field, populated in buildMorphium() and cleared only in onStop() -- a lifetime that happens to outlive every gauge registered against it, but is not something MorphiumMetricsBinder does or guarantees on its own. Corrected the Javadoc to attribute the safety property to the right mechanism, so a future maintainer who e.g. extracted this binder for reuse outside MorphiumProducer wouldn't rely on a guarantee that doesn't actually come from this class. Verified: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime javadoc:javadoc` -- BUILD SUCCESS, exit 0. `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment test` -- BUILD SUCCESS, runtime 68/68, deployment 29/29, no regressions (comment-only change).
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Copilot's re-review (against Fixed: the class Javadoc's WeakReference/GC-safety explanation misattributed the mechanism. Verified against the actual Micrometer bytecode ( Re-verified: |
Statistics.java computed CHITS/(CHITS+CMISS)*100 unconditionally; before any cached read has happened both are 0, so the ratio was 0.0/0.0 = NaN. Prometheus/OTel exporters silently drop NaN samples, so a fresh application's cache-hit-ratio metric appeared entirely missing instead of a real 'no data yet' 0%. Found while verifying the quarkus-morphium observability module (this branch) against a live otel-collector/Prometheus stack: 9 of the 10 new meters showed up immediately, morphium.cache.hit_ratio did not. New test cacheHitRatioIsZeroNotNaNBeforeAnyCachedRead, run against the inmem driver (18/18 total in StatisticsTest, 0 failures).
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While testing this module's meters against a live otel-collector/Prometheus stack, Added a fix + regression test on this branch ( |
…ndle Addresses the blocking finding from Stephan Bösebeck's review of PR sboesebeck#332: MorphiumProducer.buildMorphium()/onStop() wrapped Arc.container().instance(MorphiumMetricsBinder.class) in a try-with-resources block. His bytecode reading of AbstractInstanceHandle#destroy() (the method that actually tears down a bean's contextual instance) was correct. Independently re-verified one level up the call chain (InstanceHandle#close()'s default method, which decides WHETHER destroy() runs): against arc-3.32.3.jar, close() only calls destroy() for a non-@Dependent-scoped bean when ArcContainer#strictCompatibility() is true (default: false, and Quarkus' own docs recommend leaving it false). MorphiumMetricsBinder is @ApplicationScoped and this repo never sets quarkus.arc.strict-compatibility, so in the actual default configuration the try-with-resources code did NOT destroy the bean on every call -- confirmed empirically by running this commit's new QuarkusUnitTest against the pre-fix code (checked out from 5701c3e) and observing it pass identically, then explaining why via a ClientProxy identity check: get() on an @ApplicationScoped bean's InstanceHandle returns the same ClientProxy on every independent lookup, which is what let registeredMeters survive across try-with-resources calls in practice. Fixed anyway, because it is still strictly more correct and removes a latent dependency on strictCompatibility() staying false forever and on MorphiumMetricsBinder's scope never changing to @dependent: introduces MorphiumProducer#metricsBinderHandle(), a lazily-resolved InstanceHandle field reused across buildMorphium()/onStop() (including across dev-mode hot-reload cycles), released only once in onStop() on final application shutdown. Also fixes the two non-blocking review points: adds the CHANGELOG entry for the CHITSPERC/CMISSPERC NaN fix (commit 5701c3e, already on this branch) under [Unreleased] -> Fixed, and replaces an inline java.util.HashSet<>() with an import in MorphiumProcessorObservabilityTest. Adds a new io.quarkus:quarkus-junit-internal test dependency (version resolved via the existing quarkus-bom import, no explicit pin) to the deployment module -- the QuarkusUnitTest infrastructure this fix's own verification needed and that a plain unit test (which sets binder.registry directly, bypassing CDI entirely) cannot reach. Also adds the java.util.logging.manager system property to the deployment module's surefire configuration (same property this repo's integration-tests module already sets), required for QuarkusUnitTest's own logging bootstrap. Verified: new MorphiumMetricsBinderLifecycleTest (2 tests) proves meters survive two full connect/disconnect cycles against a real ArC container with no duplicates and no leaks, and documents the ClientProxy mechanism directly. Full runtime+deployment test suite (99 tests across both modules) green, 0 regressions.
…d in Javadoc Two minor Copilot review findings on PR sboesebeck#332: - MorphiumMetricsBinderLifecycleTest.java was missing the Apache 2.0 license header every other test file in this package carries. - MorphiumMetricsBinder#close()'s Javadoc had a dangling trailing word ("...referencing a superseded Morphium instance registered" -> removed the stray "registered"). Full runtime+deployment suite (99 tests) green, 0 regressions.
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…se 1 MVP) (sboesebeck#332) * docs(quarkus-morphium): architecture plan for an optional observability module Adds quarkus-morphium/docs/architecture/observability-module-plan.md, produced by the datona-architect persona and independently verified against the code before adoption (Capability.METRICS confirmed against the reactor's pinned quarkus-core-deployment 3.32.3 jar; buildMorphium()/onStop() lifecycle, MorphiumStorageListener callback signatures, and every DriverStatsKey/ StatisticKeys value in the metric catalog confirmed against morphium-core source, not assumed). Trigger: version42-adapter (a downstream consumer) hand-writes ~65 lines of Micrometer boilerplate (MongoConnectionPoolMetrics.java) to expose the MongoDB connection pool's utilization as gauges, including a real weak-reference/GC bug that had to be found and fixed once already. This plan scopes an optional module that gives that to every quarkus-morphium consumer for free, purely additive, gated on Capability.METRICS so apps without Micrometer see zero change. Decision: extend quarkus-morphium/quarkus-morphium-deployment in place (no new Maven module) -- follows the repo's own existing precedent (MorphiumProcessor.registerMorphiumIdJsonCustomizers, Capability.JACKSON/ JSONB-gated) rather than introducing a second artifact for the same pattern. Status: proposal, not yet implemented. Next: datona-feature-implementer / datona-reviewer loop on this branch. * feat(quarkus-morphium): optional Micrometer observability module (Phase 1 MVP) Adds an optional Micrometer metrics integration, gated on Capability.METRICS so an application without Micrometer on its classpath sees zero change -- no new dependency inherited, no bean registered, no behaviour change. Follows the observability-module-plan.md (docs/architecture/, committed separately as b707870): extends quarkus-morphium/quarkus-morphium-deployment in place, mirroring the module's own existing Capability.JACKSON/JSONB-gated pattern (MorphiumProcessor.registerMorphiumIdJsonCustomizers) rather than introducing a new Maven module for the same shape. Phase 1 scope: connection-pool/driver-stats gauges only (morphium.driver.*, morphium.cache.*, morphium.write_buffer.*, sourced from MorphiumDriver.getDriverStats()/Morphium.getStatistics()). The Counter/Timer rows sourced from MorphiumStorageListener/MorphiumTransactionEvent (morphium.operations.*, morphium.transactions.*) are explicitly deferred to a later phase. - quarkus-morphium/runtime/pom.xml, deployment/pom.xml: optional quarkus-micrometer/quarkus-micrometer-deployment dependency pair. - MorphiumProcessor: new registerObservability @buildstep, gates MorphiumMetricsBinder's registration as a CDI bean on Capabilities.isPresent(Capability.METRICS). - MorphiumMetricsBinder (new, runtime/observability package): registers 10 Micrometer Gauges tagged `database`, each reading live from the underlying Morphium/MorphiumDriver stats maps (not a snapshot) -- avoids the WeakReference-GC'd-to-NaN bug the plan cites from a real downstream precedent (version42-adapter's hand-written MongoConnectionPoolMetrics). close() deregisters every meter it registered, for hot-reload idempotency. - MorphiumProducer: binder lookup/bind wired into buildMorphium() (after the connection already exists -- never from an early @observes StartupEvent that could trigger the lazy connect prematurely) and deregistration wired into onStop(), via Arc.container().instance(...) + InstanceHandle so the lookup never throws when the bean doesn't exist (Micrometer absent). Verified independently by the orchestrating session, not just the implementer's self-report: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment -am -DskipTests install` then `... test` (no -am, to avoid the unrelated 25+ minute morphium-core suite) -- BUILD SUCCESS, runtime 68/68 tests passing (incl. new MorphiumMetricsBinderTest, 5/5), deployment 29/29 passing (incl. new MorphiumProcessorObservabilityTest, 2/2). Reviewed by the datona-reviewer persona (Round 1): APPROVAL, no blocking findings. Two follow-ups from that review are addressed in the next commit on this branch (Capability.METRICS deprecation note in the plan doc, and the missing MorphiumObservabilityConfig.enabled runtime kill-switch that Section 4.1 specifies but this round's implementer brief had omitted from scope). * feat(quarkus-morphium): observability runtime kill-switch + deprecation note Addresses the two non-blocking follow-ups from the Round 1 review of the observability module (previous commit, c829ee6): 1. Plan doc: adds a Section 9 item documenting that Capability.METRICS is @deprecated in Quarkus 3.32.3 (confirmed against the pinned reactor's quarkus-core-deployment sources jar -- Javadoc points to MetricsCapabilityBuildItem, a structurally different build-item shape, not a drop-in replacement). Adjudicated: acceptable to ship on for this phase, consistent with the module's existing Capability.JACKSON/JSONB gate idiom; migration deferred to its own future ticket. 2. MorphiumObservabilityConfig (new): a nested `quarkus.morphium.observability.*` config interface, mirroring the module's existing MorphiumMigrationConfig precedent rather than the plan's literal standalone-@ConfigMapping description -- same property path and defaults, different Java-level composition. Implements only `enabled` (default true) in this phase; Section 7's other properties (poll-interval, per-host-connections, include-storage-listener-metrics) govern behaviour Phase 1 doesn't implement yet, so they are deliberately not added until the phase that implements what they control. Wired into MorphiumProducer.buildMorphium(): the binder's close() still runs unconditionally whenever the Capability.METRICS-gated bean exists (so a hot-reload never leaves stale gauges regardless of the flag), but bindTo() -- the actual gauge registration -- is now gated on `config.observability().enabled()`. Lets an application that has Micrometer on its classpath for an unrelated reason opt out of Morphium's gauges specifically, at runtime, without a rebuild. This was Section 4.1's own MVP scope (MorphiumObservabilityRuntimeConfig is listed there as a regular Phase 1 class, not deferred) that the Round 1 implementer brief had incorrectly left out of scope -- an orchestrator scoping error, not an implementer deviation from a correct brief. Also applies the reviewer's precedent-wording correction to the buildMorphium() comment: MorphiumRecorder's Arc.container().instance(...) precedent is API-identical but not quite semantically identical (its beans are always-present; MorphiumMetricsBinder is the first genuinely-optional use of that idiom in this module). Verified: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment test` (no -am, dependency jars already installed) -- BUILD SUCCESS, exit 0, runtime 68/68 and deployment 29/29 still passing, no regressions, no new test needed for the added if-branch itself (buildMorphium() has no existing unit-test seam for its private connect logic; the existing MorphiumProducerConfigValidationTest pattern only covers extracted static helpers, and extracting one for a single boolean check would be disproportionate scope creep for this fix). * fix(quarkus-morphium): register cumulative driver stats as FunctionCounter Addresses a real finding from an automated PR review (Codex, fork PR #24): morphium.driver.connections.borrowed/.released, .errors, and .failovers are cumulative, monotonically-increasing values -- MorphiumDriver already tracks them as running totals, and the observability-module-plan.md Section 5 metric catalog classifies them as Counter rows, not Gauge rows -- but MorphiumMetricsBinder registered all seven driver-sourced metrics uniformly through Gauge.builder. A Gauge on a cumulative value publishes gauge metadata to the backend instead of counter metadata, breaking counter-oriented dashboards, rate()/increase() queries, and reset-on-restart handling that assume real counter semantics. Fix: new registerDriverCounter() using Micrometer's FunctionCounter.builder (identical API shape to Gauge.builder -- same ToDoubleFunction-based live read from the underlying Morphium/MorphiumDriver reference, so none of the existing WeakReference-avoidance reasoning changes) for the four cumulative metrics. registerDriverGauge stays for the two genuinely instantaneous driver values (connections.pool, connections.in_use, threads.waiting) and the three cache/write-buffer gauges. Also fixes the plan doc's stale "Vorschlag / zur Diskussion -- noch nicht implementiert" status header (CodeRabbit finding, same PR): Phase 1 is implemented (sboesebeck#332); the Counter/Timer catalog rows from MorphiumStorageListener/MorphiumTransactionEvent remain deferred. A third automated finding from the same review round (CodeRabbit AND Codex, both P1: "MorphiumMetricsBinder.class references in MorphiumProducer force native-image reachability analysis to resolve Micrometer types even when Micrometer is absent, breaking no-Micrometer native builds") was independently investigated and NOT applied: built a minimal reproduction (a class with a field of a type absent from the classpath, referenced via a .class literal from an always-reachable method, exactly this PR's shape) and verified with a real GraalVM native-image build AND execution of the resulting native binary -- both succeeded (exit 0), because a .class literal alone does not force the JVM/native-image to resolve the target class's field/method-body types unless those methods are actually invoked, which isAvailable()==false correctly prevents here. Recorded as a rejected finding with its disproof rather than silently ignored. Verified: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment test` -- BUILD SUCCESS, exit 0, runtime 68/68 (incl. updated MorphiumMetricsBinderTest, 5/5, now asserting FunctionCounter vs. Gauge type per metric), deployment 29/29. * docs(quarkus-morphium): fix broken {@link #bindTo(Morphium)} Javadoc references Copilot review finding on fork PR #24: MorphiumMetricsBinder's Javadoc referenced a single-argument bindTo(Morphium) overload that does not exist -- the only method is bindTo(Morphium m, String database). Three occurrences (class-level Javadoc twice, close()'s Javadoc once), all corrected to {@link #bindTo(Morphium, String)}. Verified by generating the actual Javadoc HTML and reading the resolved link, not just re-reading the source: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime javadoc:javadoc` -- BUILD SUCCESS, exit 0; the generated MorphiumMetricsBinder.html now links to `#bindTo(de.caluga.morphium.Morphium,java.lang.String)`, the real method signature, confirmed via `grep -o 'href="[^"]*bindTo[^"]*"'` against the generated file. Re-ran `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment test` -- BUILD SUCCESS, runtime 68/68, deployment 29/29, no regressions. * docs(quarkus-morphium): correct WeakReference/GC-safety attribution in Javadoc Copilot review finding on fork PR #24: the class Javadoc claimed the extractor lambdas "close over the Morphium parameter" and that this @ApplicationScoped bean's lifetime is what keeps m reachable, avoiding the WeakReference-GC'd-to-NaN bug the plan cites from MongoConnectionPoolMetrics. That attribution is wrong. Verified directly against the Micrometer bytecode (io.micrometer.core.instrument.internal.DefaultGauge, javap'd): Gauge holds its target object via `private final WeakReference<T> ref`, not a strong reference -- so Micrometer itself never keeps m alive. MorphiumMetricsBinder stores only Meter.Id values in registeredMeters, never m itself, so the binder bean's own CDI lifetime is irrelevant to m's reachability. What actually prevents the bug: MorphiumProducer holds the same Morphium instance strongly via its own `private volatile Morphium instance` field, populated in buildMorphium() and cleared only in onStop() -- a lifetime that happens to outlive every gauge registered against it, but is not something MorphiumMetricsBinder does or guarantees on its own. Corrected the Javadoc to attribute the safety property to the right mechanism, so a future maintainer who e.g. extracted this binder for reuse outside MorphiumProducer wouldn't rely on a guarantee that doesn't actually come from this class. Verified: `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime javadoc:javadoc` -- BUILD SUCCESS, exit 0. `mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment test` -- BUILD SUCCESS, runtime 68/68, deployment 29/29, no regressions (comment-only change). * fix(core): CHITSPERC/CMISSPERC report 0 not NaN with no cached reads yet Statistics.java computed CHITS/(CHITS+CMISS)*100 unconditionally; before any cached read has happened both are 0, so the ratio was 0.0/0.0 = NaN. Prometheus/OTel exporters silently drop NaN samples, so a fresh application's cache-hit-ratio metric appeared entirely missing instead of a real 'no data yet' 0%. Found while verifying the quarkus-morphium observability module (this branch) against a live otel-collector/Prometheus stack: 9 of the 10 new meters showed up immediately, morphium.cache.hit_ratio did not. New test cacheHitRatioIsZeroNotNaNBeforeAnyCachedRead, run against the inmem driver (18/18 total in StatisticsTest, 0 failures). * fix(quarkus-morphium): don't try-with-resources the metrics binder handle Addresses the blocking finding from Stephan Bösebeck's review of PR sboesebeck#332: MorphiumProducer.buildMorphium()/onStop() wrapped Arc.container().instance(MorphiumMetricsBinder.class) in a try-with-resources block. His bytecode reading of AbstractInstanceHandle#destroy() (the method that actually tears down a bean's contextual instance) was correct. Independently re-verified one level up the call chain (InstanceHandle#close()'s default method, which decides WHETHER destroy() runs): against arc-3.32.3.jar, close() only calls destroy() for a non-@Dependent-scoped bean when ArcContainer#strictCompatibility() is true (default: false, and Quarkus' own docs recommend leaving it false). MorphiumMetricsBinder is @ApplicationScoped and this repo never sets quarkus.arc.strict-compatibility, so in the actual default configuration the try-with-resources code did NOT destroy the bean on every call -- confirmed empirically by running this commit's new QuarkusUnitTest against the pre-fix code (checked out from 5701c3e) and observing it pass identically, then explaining why via a ClientProxy identity check: get() on an @ApplicationScoped bean's InstanceHandle returns the same ClientProxy on every independent lookup, which is what let registeredMeters survive across try-with-resources calls in practice. Fixed anyway, because it is still strictly more correct and removes a latent dependency on strictCompatibility() staying false forever and on MorphiumMetricsBinder's scope never changing to @dependent: introduces MorphiumProducer#metricsBinderHandle(), a lazily-resolved InstanceHandle field reused across buildMorphium()/onStop() (including across dev-mode hot-reload cycles), released only once in onStop() on final application shutdown. Also fixes the two non-blocking review points: adds the CHANGELOG entry for the CHITSPERC/CMISSPERC NaN fix (commit 5701c3e, already on this branch) under [Unreleased] -> Fixed, and replaces an inline java.util.HashSet<>() with an import in MorphiumProcessorObservabilityTest. Adds a new io.quarkus:quarkus-junit-internal test dependency (version resolved via the existing quarkus-bom import, no explicit pin) to the deployment module -- the QuarkusUnitTest infrastructure this fix's own verification needed and that a plain unit test (which sets binder.registry directly, bypassing CDI entirely) cannot reach. Also adds the java.util.logging.manager system property to the deployment module's surefire configuration (same property this repo's integration-tests module already sets), required for QuarkusUnitTest's own logging bootstrap. Verified: new MorphiumMetricsBinderLifecycleTest (2 tests) proves meters survive two full connect/disconnect cycles against a real ArC container with no duplicates and no leaks, and documents the ClientProxy mechanism directly. Full runtime+deployment test suite (99 tests across both modules) green, 0 regressions. * style(quarkus-morphium): add missing license header, fix dangling word in Javadoc Two minor Copilot review findings on PR sboesebeck#332: - MorphiumMetricsBinderLifecycleTest.java was missing the Apache 2.0 license header every other test file in this package carries. - MorphiumMetricsBinder#close()'s Javadoc had a dangling trailing word ("...referencing a superseded Morphium instance registered" -> removed the stray "registered"). Full runtime+deployment suite (99 tests) green, 0 regressions. --------- Co-authored-by: Heiko Kopp <extern.heiko.kopp1@porsche.de>
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Mirror of sboesebeck#332, opened against this fork's own develop (now the default branch) so free-tier review bots (CodeRabbit et al.) that only run against the target repo's default branch on the OSS-free plan can review it here first.
What
An optional Micrometer metrics integration for quarkus-morphium, gated on
Capability.METRICSso an application without Micrometer on its classpath sees zero change -- no new dependency inherited, no bean registered, no behaviour change.Why
A downstream consumer (
version42-adapter) hand-writes ~65 lines of Micrometer boilerplate to expose the MongoDB connection pool as gauges, including a real weak-reference/GC bug that had to be found and fixed once already. This gives everyquarkus-morphiumconsumer the same visibility for free.Design
Extends
quarkus-morphium/quarkus-morphium-deploymentin place (no new Maven module), mirroring the module's own existingCapability.JACKSON/JSONB-gated pattern (MorphiumProcessor.registerMorphiumIdJsonCustomizers) rather than introducing a second artifact for the same shape. Full architecture plan atquarkus-morphium/docs/architecture/observability-module-plan.md(first commit on this branch).Phase 1 (this PR) scope: connection-pool/driver-stats gauges only (
morphium.driver.*,morphium.cache.*,morphium.write_buffer.*, sourced fromMorphiumDriver.getDriverStats()/Morphium.getStatistics()). The Counter/Timer rows sourced fromMorphiumStorageListener/MorphiumTransactionEventare explicitly deferred to a later phase.Registration happens inside
MorphiumProducer.buildMorphium(), after the connection already exists -- never from an early@Observes StartupEventthat could trigger the lazy connect prematurely. Deregistration ononStop()and before every re-bind, so a dev-mode hot-reload never leaves stale gauges. A runtime kill-switch (quarkus.morphium.observability.enabled, defaulttrue) lets an app that has Micrometer on its classpath for an unrelated reason opt out of Morphium's gauges specifically.Process
Went through a full implementer -> reviewer loop (datona-feature-implementer / datona-reviewer personas) before opening sboesebeck#332: Round 1 implementation independently re-verified, Round 1 review APPROVAL with two non-blocking follow-ups addressed in a second commit, independently re-verified again.
Verification
mvn -pl quarkus-morphium/runtime,quarkus-morphium/deployment -am -DskipTests installthen... test-- BUILD SUCCESS, runtime 68/68 tests passing, deployment 29/29 passing. Re-verified fresh against the final commit HEAD.Note
This PR is for local/fork-side review tooling only, not the merge target -- sboesebeck#332 is the actual upstream PR.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
quarkus.morphium.observability.enabledto enable or disable metrics (enabled by default).Documentation