Application usage statistics - #2387
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If Audit Trail feature is not enabled the Controller is not efficient
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Is the intent here to make the /statistic/ end-point available based on the audit.trail.enabled property? Seems a little confusing to make an endpoint conditional vs. having it always available and to have it return based on the status of the configuration of the application.
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I personally see no problem that some of the endpoints are not available if an appropriate configuration is not at place
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I agree with @anthonysena, it is confusing because people will look at api docs and think they can call an endpoint, but it won't exist, which is confusing.
I don't see any documentation that describes that this end-piont doesn't exist when the configuration is not set.
We have rules about opt-in flags for default behavior (such as logging should be turned on/off, or auditing is enabled/distables) but the invocation of a end-point is the opt-in request of the user. If it's not enabled, it would be better to raise an error message saying 'auditing is not enabled' then return a 404 that a conditional-endpoint does not exist.
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Changed as suggested
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Both CSV and JSON output formats should be supported
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Both methods to be replaced by extra two static constants!
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When will this be replaced?
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When do you plan to change this?
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To be configured via properties
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So will you remove this then?
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We may combine both scripts into one
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Yes, please do and make sure the prefix of the file is v2.15...
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Is the intent here to make the /statistic/ end-point available based on the audit.trail.enabled property? Seems a little confusing to make an endpoint conditional vs. having it always available and to have it return based on the status of the configuration of the application.
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When will this be replaced?
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When do you plan to change this?
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| @Value("${audit.trail.log.file}") | ||
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So will you remove this then?
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| UPDATE ${ohdsiSchema}.sec_permission SET value='statistic:executions:post' | |||
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Yes, please do and make sure the prefix of the file is v2.15...
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…with a 404 Not Found instead when the Audit Trail property is not switched on
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NotFound results in a 404, correct? We said that it would be confusing if someone looked at an api and attempted to call an endpoint and it was not found. I think we mentioned raising an error, such that it could return an HTTP 500 or some other HTTP code that represents an error other than 'not found'?
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I misread your passage, corrected to the internal server error
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hi @alex-odysseus , @chrisknoll sorry for the late review comment here, but I just wanted to raise a flag here. If I understand these changes correctly, the |
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Pieter, newly added endpoints should be available for the administrators only by default @pieterlukasse |
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@alex-odysseus thanks for the clarification. |
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Thanks @pieterlukasse , it's an interesting perspective. From a WebAPI perspective, we introduce new endpoints quite a bit. Never as a result of a hotfix release (ie x.x.1 -> x.x.2) but minor releases which add new non-backwards-breaking features to the app will bring along new endpoints (usually a new feature is exposed as a new endpoint). The hint to the admins is that if they are installing a new version of WebAPI (minor or major version increment) they should expect new endpionts. Now, have we been proactive about announcing which new endpoints exist? Other than the automatic REST documentation that is generated that gives all the service endpoints, I don't think we make a habbit of itemizing each new endpint in our release notes, we usually just declare the new feature, point it to the PR, and then if you want to know the technical details, it's there. Could we do more than that? Possibly, given the resources. Should anyone be surprised about new endpoints in new releases? Probably not, that should almost be the expectation. In this specific case, a couple endpoints were added to provide reporting on the audits that are enabled via config. So, the release notes will say something about exposing audit train reports, and pointing to the PR that implements. |
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Thanks for clarifying @chrisknoll . It helps me understand better how you are dealing with this. If this is mentioned in the release notes and points to the PR, then this sounds like a reasonable approach to me. It could be useful to add a line to this PR description stating that an existing config setting is being reused/partially repurposed to do something new. |
Addressing #2329
Business logic is based on parsing Audit Trail log entries. As some of the Analysis Execution entries were identified as duplicates a filter has been introduced to count each Analysis Execution precisely once
Usage examples (for the second one {} is used in the 'urlPattern' parameter to indicated a dynamic part of the URL):