* Enable new fancy asyncio metrics for dispatcherd
Remove old dispatcher metrics and patch in new data from local whatever
Update test fixture to new dispatcherd version
* Update dispatcherd again
* Handle node filter in URL, and catch more errors
* Add test for metric filter
* Split module for dispatcherd metrics
* prometheus-client returns an additional value as of v.0.22.0
* add license, remove outdated ones, add new embedded sources
* update requirements and UPGRADE BLOCKERs in README
* add license expiry metric
* Update metrics test with default value to the new license metrics
* Add the changes of the black-lint command
* Update awx/main/analytics/metrics.py
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Co-authored-by: Seth Foster <fosterseth@users.noreply.github.com>
Develop ability to list permissions for existing roles
Create a model registry for RBAC-tracked models
Write the data migration logic for creating
the preloaded role definitions
Write migration to migrate old Role into ObjectRole model
This loops over the old Role model, knowing it is unique
on object and role_field
Most of the logic is concerned with identifying the
needed permissions, and then corresponding role definition
As needed, object roles are created and users then teams
are assigned
Write re-computation of cache logic for teams
and then for object role permissions
Migrate new RBAC internals to ansible_base
Migrate tests to ansible_base
Implement solution for visible_roles
Expose URLs for DAB RBAC
* add database connection to the metrics endpoint
* bump the counts collector version to 1.2
* check for postgresql as database so to not break the tests
- Adds a Metrics() class that can track data such as number of
events the callback receiver inserted into database
- Exposes this metric data at the api/v2/metrics/ endpoint.
This data is prometheus-friendly
- Metric data is stored in memory, then periodically saved to Redis.
- Metric data is periodically broadcast to other nodes in the cluster,
so that each node has a copy of the most recent metric data collected.
