Is somebody using Epsagon with SST projects?
# ssta
Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 6:13 AMIs somebody using Epsagon with SST projects?
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Ross Coundon
06/14/2021, 6:13 AMWe do, yes
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Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 6:14 AMNice, do I need to do any special setup?
Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 6:14 AMMostly for auto-tracing.
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Ross Coundon
06/14/2021, 6:16 AMOther than wrapping your functions with the Epsagon handler, no. In the serverless framework we used to use the epsagon plugin but that's not available for CDK/SST so you have to wrap them yourself. Otherwise, it just works. I think there's an open PR for SST plugins or middleware to solve this kind of use case more generically
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Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 6:21 AMOk yea, I might use the wrapper then.
Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 6:21 AMIs auto-tracing working with the wrapper?
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Ross Coundon
06/14/2021, 6:34 AMYou wouldn't need the auto tracing if you used the wrapper. We don't tend to auto trace as we did have an experience where it broke the function and it would error every time it was called
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Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 6:54 AMOk, makes sense.
Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 6:54 AMI’m not sure if my wrappers are enabling tracing currently.
Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 6:54 AMMaybe I’m missing something.
Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 6:55 AMDo you have example of tracing with SST? i mean how the wrapper looks like? any special parameter?
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Ross Coundon
06/14/2021, 7:01 AM Copy code
import { APIGatewayProxyHandler } from 'aws-lambda';
import epsagon from 'epsagon';
epsagon.init({
token: process.env.EPSAGON_TOKEN || '',
appName: `My-App-Name`,
});
export const myHandler: APIGatewayProxyHandler = epsagon.lambdaWrapper(async () => {
// Handler code here...
})a
Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 7:26 AMOk nice, I do the same.
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Ross Coundon
06/14/2021, 7:26 AM👍🏻
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Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 7:27 AMDidn’t know that enabled tracing.
Adrián Mouly
06/14/2021, 7:27 AMGoing to check, thank you.
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Ross Coundon
06/14/2021, 7:27 AMno worries
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