Fastify
Code Execution Monitoring for Fastify applications.
Requirements
- Fastify >= 3.x
Install
Install the latest version using the npm command below:
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npm install @inspector-apm/inspector-nodejs --save
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Configure the Ingestion Key
You need an Ingestion Key to create an Inspector instance.
You can obtain a key creating a new project in your Inspector dashboard.
If you use
dotenv you can configure the Inspector Ingestion Key in your environment file:1
INSPECTOR_INGESTION_KEY=[ingestion key]
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Initialization
Just two steps:
- 1.Initialize Inspector before you require any other modules in your application - i.e. before
fastify,http,mysql, etc. - 2.Attach the
inspector.fastify()function to your fastify app.
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// Init Inspector before any other module
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const inspector = require("@inspector-apm/inspector-nodejs")({
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ingestionKey: "YOUR INGEST KEY HERE",
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});
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// Init Fastify instance
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const fastify = require('fastify')()
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​
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// Register inspector integration
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fastify.register(inspector.fastify());
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// Continue with your code!
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// ...
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Send an HTTP request to your fastify app to see the first data in your dashboard.
Access the Inspector instance
Inspector will decorate the fastify instance with a new property to access Inspector anywhere in your application:
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fastify.inspector.addSegment(...);
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It's mandatory to call the Inspector instance inside your fastify instance to allow automatic tasks identification.
Custom Segments
By default Inspector will report many different tasks based on the application's dependencies, but you are free to "wrap" some parts of your code that you consider relevant to create a more complete picture of what statements are executed during an execution cycle and its performance.
Last modified 7mo ago