* ngalert openapi: Use same `basePath` as rest of Grafana
Currently, there are two issues that prevent easily merging `ngalert` and grafana openapi specs:
- The basePath is different. `grafana` has `/api` and `ngalert` has `/api/v1`. I changed `ngalert` to use `/api`
- The `ngalert` endpoints have their basePath in the each operation path. The basePath should actually be omitted
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Co-authored-by: Yuriy Tseretyan <yuriy.tseretyan@grafana.com>
* Alerting: Allow hooking into request handler functions.
Adds a facility to AlertNG for hooking into API handlers, allowing the
replacement of request handlers for specific paths. One of goals of this
approach was to allow hooking as late as possible in the request, e.g.
after all middleware has been applied, to simplfiy usage.
* Update pkg/services/ngalert/api/hooks.go
Co-authored-by: gotjosh <josue.abreu@gmail.com>
* Update pkg/services/ngalert/api/hooks.go
Co-authored-by: gotjosh <josue.abreu@gmail.com>
* Update pkg/services/ngalert/ngalert.go
Co-authored-by: gotjosh <josue.abreu@gmail.com>
* Fixes to review comments
* Fix passing logger in
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Co-authored-by: gotjosh <josue.abreu@gmail.com>
This changes the API codegen template (controller-api.mustache) to simplify some names. When this package was created, most APIs "forked" to either a Grafana backend implementation or a "Lotex" remote implementation. As we have added APIs it's no longer the case. Provisioning, configuration, and testing APIs do not fork, and we are likely to add additional APIs that don't fork.
This change replaces {{classname}}ForkingService with {{classname}} for interface names, and names the concrete implementation {{classname}}Handler. It changes the implied implementation of a route handler from fork{{nickname}} to handle{{nickname}}. So PrometheusApiForkingService becomes PrometheusApi, ForkedPrometheusApi becomes PrometheusApiHandler and forkRouteGetGrafanaAlertStatuses becomes handleRouteGetGrafanaAlertStatuses
It also renames some files - APIs that do no forking go from forked_{{name}}.go to {{name}}.go and APIs that still fork go from forked_{{name}}.go to forking_{{name}}.go to capture the idea that those files a "doing forking" rather than "are a fork of something."
Signed-off-by: Joe Blubaugh <joe.blubaugh@grafana.com>
* Extend template and generate
* Generate and fix up alertmanager endpoints
* Prometheus routes
* fix up Testing endpoints
* touch up ruler API
* Update provisioning and fix 500
* Drop dead code
* Remove more dead code
* Resolve merge conflicts
* Base-line API for provisioning notification policies
* Wire API up, some simple tests
* Return provenance status through API
* Fix missing call
* Transactions
* Clarity in package dependencies
* Unify receivers in definitions
* Fix issue introduced by receiver change
* Drop unused internal test implementation
* FGAC hooks for provisioning routes
* Polish, swap names
* Asserting on number of exposed routes
* Don't bubble up updated object
* Integrate with new concurrency token feature in store
* Back out duplicated changes
* Remove redundant tests
* Regenerate and create unit tests for API layer
* Integration tests for auth
* Address linter errors
* Put route behind toggle
* Use alternative store API and fix feature toggle in tests
* Fixes, polish
* Fix whitespace
* Re-kick drone
* Rename services to provisioning
* require legacy Editor for post, put, delete endpoints
* require user to be signed in on group level because handler that checks that user has role Editor does not check it is signed in
* Alerting: Refactor & fix unified alerting metrics structure
Fixes and refactors the metrics structure we have for the ngalert service. Now, each component has its own metric struct that includes the JUST the metrics it uses. Additionally, I have fixed the configuration metrics and added new metrics to determine if we have discovered and started all the necessary configurations of an instance.
This allows us to alert on `grafana_alerting_discovered_configurations - grafana_alerting_active_configurations != 0` to know whether an alertmanager instance did not start successfully.
