periodic.go

// Copyright 2017 Istio Authors
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// Package periodic for fortio (from greek for load) is a set of utilities to
// run a given task at a target rate (qps) and gather statistics - for instance
// http requests.
//
// The main executable using the library is fortio but there
// is also ../histogram to use the stats from the command line and ../echosrv
// as a very light http server that can be used to test proxies etc like
// the Istio components.
package periodic // import "fortio.org/fortio/periodic"

import (
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"math/rand"
	"os"
	"os/signal"
	"runtime"
	"strings"
	"sync"
	"time"

	"fortio.org/fortio/log"
	"fortio.org/fortio/stats"
	"fortio.org/fortio/version"
)

// DefaultRunnerOptions are the default values for options (do not mutate!).
// This is only useful for initializing flag default values.
// You do not need to use this directly, you can pass a newly created
// RunnerOptions and 0 valued fields will be reset to these defaults.
var DefaultRunnerOptions = RunnerOptions{
	QPS:         8,
	Duration:    5 * time.Second,
	NumThreads:  4,
	Percentiles: []float64{90.0},
	Resolution:  0.001, // milliseconds
}

// Runnable are the function to run periodically.
type Runnable interface {
	// Run returns a boolean, true for normal/success, false otherwise.
	// with details being an optional string that can be put in the access logs.
	// Statistics are split into two sets.
	Run(tid int) (status bool, details string)
}

// MakeRunners creates an array of NumThreads identical Runnable instances
// (for the (rare/test) cases where there is no unique state needed).
func (r *RunnerOptions) MakeRunners(rr Runnable) {
	log.Infof("Making %d clone of %+v", r.NumThreads, rr)
	if len(r.Runners) < r.NumThreads {
		log.Infof("Resizing runners from %d to %d", len(r.Runners), r.NumThreads)
		r.Runners = make([]Runnable, r.NumThreads)
	}
	for i := 0; i < r.NumThreads; i++ {
		r.Runners[i] = rr
	}
}

// ReleaseRunners clear the runners state.
func (r *RunnerOptions) ReleaseRunners() {
	for idx := range r.Runners {
		r.Runners[idx] = nil
	}
}

// Aborter is the object controlling Abort() of the runs.
type Aborter struct {
	sync.Mutex
	StopChan      chan struct{}
	StartChan     chan bool // Used to signal actual start of the run. Also (re)used in rapi/ to signal completion of the Run().
	hasStarted    bool
	stopRequested bool
}

func (a *Aborter) String() string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("{Aborter %p stopChan %v startChan %v hasStarted %v stopRequested %v}",
		a, a.StopChan, a.StartChan, a.hasStarted, a.stopRequested)
}

// Abort signals all the go routine of this run to stop.
// Implemented by closing the shared channel. The lock is to make sure
// we close it exactly once to avoid go panic.
// If wait is true, waits for the run to be started before closing.
func (a *Aborter) Abort(wait bool) {
	a.Lock()
	if a.StopChan == nil {
		// Already done
		log.LogVf("ABORT already aborted %v", a)
		a.Unlock()
		return
	}
	a.stopRequested = true
	started := a.hasStarted
	if started || !wait {
		log.LogVf("ABORT Closing %v", a)
		close(a.StopChan)
		a.StopChan = nil
		a.Unlock()
		if started {
			log.LogVf("ABORT reading start channel")
			// shouldn't block/hang, just purging/resetting
			<-a.StartChan
			a.Lock()
			a.hasStarted = false
			a.Unlock()
		}
		return
	}
	a.Unlock()
	log.LogVf("ABORT Waiting for start")
	<-a.StartChan
	log.LogVf("ABORT Done waiting for start")
	a.Lock()
	a.hasStarted = false
	if a.StopChan != nil {
		log.LogVf("ABORT Closing %+v", a)
		close(a.StopChan)
		a.StopChan = nil
	}
	a.Unlock()
}

// Reset returns the aborter to original state, for (unit test) reuse.
// Note that it doesn't recreate the closed stop chan.
func (a *Aborter) Reset() {
	a.Lock()
	// Clear the "started" if we would get reused
	select {
	case <-a.StartChan:
		log.LogVf("RUNNER reset: Started chan flushed for reuse")
	default:
		log.LogVf("RUNNER reset: we were Abort()ed already, start chan empty")
	}
	a.hasStarted = false
	a.stopRequested = false
	a.Unlock()
}

// NewAborter makes a new Aborter and initialize its StopChan.
// The pointer should be shared. The structure is NoCopy.
func NewAborter() *Aborter {
	res := &Aborter{StopChan: make(chan struct{}, 1), StartChan: make(chan bool, 1)}
	log.LogVf("NewAborter called %p %+v", res, res)
	return res
}

// RunnerOptions are the parameters to the PeriodicRunner.
type RunnerOptions struct {
	// Type of run (to be copied into results)
	RunType string
	// Array of objects to run in each thread (use MakeRunners() to clone the same one)
	Runners []Runnable `json:"-"`
	// At which (target) rate to run the Runners across NumThreads.
	QPS float64
	// How long to run the test for. Unless Exactly is specified.
	Duration time.Duration
	// Note that this actually maps to gorountines and not actual threads
	// but threads seems like a more familiar name to use for non go users
	// and in a benchmarking context
	NumThreads  int
	Percentiles []float64
	Resolution  float64
	// Where to write the textual version of the results, defaults to stdout
	Out io.Writer `json:"-"`
	// Extra data to be copied back to the results (to be saved/JSON serialized)
	Labels string
	// Aborter to interrupt a run. Will be created if not set/left nil. Or you
	// can pass your own. It is very important this is a pointer and not a field
	// as RunnerOptions themselves get copied while the channel and lock must
	// stay unique (per run).
	Stop *Aborter `json:"-"`
	// Mode where an exact number of iterations is requested. Default (0) is
	// to not use that mode. If specified Duration is not used.
	Exactly int64
	// When multiple clients are used to generate requests, they tend to send
	// requests very close to one another, causing a thundering herd problem
	// Enabling jitter (+/-10%) allows these requests to be de-synchronized
	// When enabled, it is only effective in the '-qps' mode.
	Jitter bool
	// When multiple clients are used to generate requests, they tend to send
	// requests very close to one another, causing a thundering herd problem
	// Enabling uniform causes the requests between connections to be uniformly staggered.
	// When enabled, it is only effective in the '-qps' mode.
	Uniform bool
	// Optional run id; used by the server to identify runs.
	RunID int64
	// Optional Offset Duration; to offset the histogram function duration
	Offset time.Duration
	// Optional AccessLogger to log every request made. See AddAccessLogger.
	AccessLogger AccessLogger `json:"-"`
	// No catch-up: if true we will do exactly the requested QPS and not try to catch up if the target is temporarily slow.
	NoCatchUp bool
	// Unique 96 character ID used as reference to saved json file. Created during Normalize().
	ID string
	// Time the object got first normalized, used to generate the unique ID above.
	genTime *time.Time
}

// RunnerResults encapsulates the actual QPS observed and duration histogram.
type RunnerResults struct {
	RunType           string
	Labels            string
	StartTime         time.Time
	RequestedQPS      string
	RequestedDuration string // String version of the requested duration or exact count
	ActualQPS         float64
	ActualDuration    time.Duration
	NumThreads        int
	Version           string
	// DurationHistogram all the Run. If you want to exclude the error cases; subtract ErrorsDurationHistogram to each bucket.
	DurationHistogram *stats.HistogramData
	// ErrorsDurationHistogram is the durations of the error (Run returning false) cases.
	ErrorsDurationHistogram *stats.HistogramData
	Exactly                 int64 // Echo back the requested count
	Jitter                  bool
	Uniform                 bool
	NoCatchUp               bool
	RunID                   int64 // Echo back the optional run id
	AccessLoggerInfo        string
	// Same as RunnerOptions ID:  Unique 96 character ID used as reference to saved json file. Created during Normalize().
	ID string
}

// HasRunnerResult is the interface implictly implemented by HTTPRunnerResults
// and GrpcRunnerResults so the common results can ge extracted irrespective
// of the type.
type HasRunnerResult interface {
	Result() *RunnerResults
}

// Result returns the common RunnerResults.
func (r *RunnerResults) Result() *RunnerResults {
	return r
}

// PeriodicRunner let's you exercise the Function at the given QPS and collect
// statistics and histogram about the run.
type PeriodicRunner interface { //nolint:revive
	// Starts the run. Returns actual QPS and Histogram of function durations.
	Run() RunnerResults
	// Returns the options normalized by constructor - do not mutate
	// (where is const when you need it...)
	Options() *RunnerOptions
}

// Unexposed implementation details for PeriodicRunner.
type periodicRunner struct {
	RunnerOptions
}

var (
	gAbortChan       chan os.Signal
	gOutstandingRuns int64
	gAbortMutex      sync.Mutex
)

// Normalize initializes and normalizes the runner options. In particular it sets
// up the channel that can be used to interrupt the run later.
// Once Normalize is called, if Run() is skipped, Abort() must be called to
// cleanup the watchers.
func (r *RunnerOptions) Normalize() {
	if r.QPS == 0 {
		r.QPS = DefaultRunnerOptions.QPS
	} else if r.QPS < 0 {
		log.LogVf("Negative qps %f means max speed mode/no wait between calls", r.QPS)
		r.QPS = -1
	}
	if r.Out == nil {
		r.Out = os.Stdout
	}
	if r.NumThreads == 0 {
		r.NumThreads = DefaultRunnerOptions.NumThreads
	}
	if r.NumThreads < 1 {
		r.NumThreads = 1
	}
	if r.Percentiles == nil {
		r.Percentiles = make([]float64, len(DefaultRunnerOptions.Percentiles))
		copy(r.Percentiles, DefaultRunnerOptions.Percentiles)
	}
	if r.Resolution <= 0 {
		r.Resolution = DefaultRunnerOptions.Resolution
	}
	if r.Duration == 0 {
		r.Duration = DefaultRunnerOptions.Duration
	}
	if r.Runners == nil {
		r.Runners = make([]Runnable, r.NumThreads)
	}
	if r.ID == "" {
		r.GenID()
	}
	if r.Stop != nil {
		return
	}
	// nil aborter (last normalization step:)
	r.Stop = NewAborter()
	runnerChan := r.Stop.StopChan // need a copy to not race with assignement to nil
	go func() {
		gAbortMutex.Lock()
		gOutstandingRuns++
		n := gOutstandingRuns
		if gAbortChan == nil {
			log.LogVf("WATCHER %d First outstanding run starting, catching signal", n)
			gAbortChan = make(chan os.Signal, 1)
			signal.Notify(gAbortChan, os.Interrupt)
		}
		abortChan := gAbortChan
		gAbortMutex.Unlock()
		log.LogVf("WATCHER %d starting new watcher for signal! chan  g %v r %v (%d)", n, abortChan, runnerChan, runtime.NumGoroutine())
		select {
		case _, ok := <-abortChan:
			log.LogVf("WATCHER %d got interrupt signal! %v", n, ok)
			if ok {
				gAbortMutex.Lock()
				if gAbortChan != nil {
					log.LogVf("WATCHER %d closing %v to notify all", n, gAbortChan)
					close(gAbortChan)
					gAbortChan = nil
				}
				gAbortMutex.Unlock()
			}
			r.Abort()
		case <-runnerChan:
			log.LogVf("WATCHER %d r.Stop readable", n)
			// nothing to do, stop happened
		}
		log.LogVf("WATCHER %d End of go routine", n)
		gAbortMutex.Lock()
		gOutstandingRuns--
		if gOutstandingRuns == 0 {
			log.LogVf("WATCHER %d Last watcher: resetting signal handler", n)
			gAbortChan = nil
			signal.Reset(os.Interrupt)
		} else {
			log.LogVf("WATCHER %d isn't the last one, %d left", n, gOutstandingRuns)
		}
		gAbortMutex.Unlock()
	}()
}

// Abort safely aborts the run by closing the channel and resetting that channel
// to nil under lock so it can be called multiple times and not create panic for
// already closed channel.
func (r *RunnerOptions) Abort() {
	log.LogVf("Abort called for %p %+v", r, r)
	if r.Stop != nil {
		r.Stop.Abort(false)
	}
}

// internal version, returning the concrete implementation. logical std::move.
func newPeriodicRunner(opts *RunnerOptions) *periodicRunner {
	r := &periodicRunner{*opts} // by default just copy the input params
	opts.ReleaseRunners()
	opts.Stop = nil
	opts.genTime = nil
	r.Normalize()
	return r
}

// NewPeriodicRunner constructs a runner from input parameters/options.
// The options will be moved and normalized to the returned object, do
// not use the original options after this call, call Options() instead.
// Abort() must be called if Run() is not called.
// You can also keep a pointer to the original Aborter and use it, if needed.
func NewPeriodicRunner(params *RunnerOptions) PeriodicRunner {
	return newPeriodicRunner(params)
}

// Options returns the options pointer.
func (r *periodicRunner) Options() *RunnerOptions {
	return &r.RunnerOptions // sort of returning this here
}

func (r *periodicRunner) runQPSSetup(extra string) (requestedDuration string, requestedQPS string, numCalls int64, leftOver int64) {
	// r.Duration will be 0 if endless flag has been provided. Otherwise it will have the provided duration time.
	hasDuration := (r.Duration > 0)
	// r.Exactly is > 0 if we use Exactly iterations instead of the duration.
	useExactly := (r.Exactly > 0)
	requestedDuration = "until stop"
	requestedQPS = fmt.Sprintf("%.9g", r.QPS)
	if !hasDuration && !useExactly {
		// Always print that as we need ^C to interrupt, in that case the user need to notice
		_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "Starting at %g qps with %d thread(s) [gomax %d] until interrupted%s\n",
			r.QPS, r.NumThreads, runtime.GOMAXPROCS(0), extra)
		return
	}
	// else:
	requestedDuration = fmt.Sprint(r.Duration)
	numCalls = int64(r.QPS * r.Duration.Seconds())
	if useExactly {
		numCalls = r.Exactly
		requestedDuration = fmt.Sprintf("exactly %d calls", numCalls)
	}
	if numCalls < 2 {
		log.Warnf("Increasing the number of calls to the minimum of 2 with 1 thread. total duration will increase")
		numCalls = 2
		r.NumThreads = 1
	}
	if int64(2*r.NumThreads) > numCalls {
		newN := int(numCalls / 2)
		log.Warnf("Lowering number of threads - total call %d -> lowering from %d to %d threads", numCalls, r.NumThreads, newN)
		r.NumThreads = newN
	}
	numCalls /= int64(r.NumThreads)
	totalCalls := numCalls * int64(r.NumThreads)
	if useExactly {
		leftOver = r.Exactly - totalCalls
		if log.Log(log.Warning) {
			_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "Starting at %g qps with %d thread(s) [gomax %d] : exactly %d, %d calls each (total %d + %d)%s\n",
				r.QPS, r.NumThreads, runtime.GOMAXPROCS(0), r.Exactly, numCalls, totalCalls, leftOver, extra)
		}
	} else if log.Log(log.Warning) {
		_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "Starting at %g qps with %d thread(s) [gomax %d] for %v : %d calls each (total %d)%s\n",
			r.QPS, r.NumThreads, runtime.GOMAXPROCS(0), r.Duration, numCalls, totalCalls, extra)
	}
	return requestedDuration, requestedQPS, numCalls, leftOver
}

func (r *periodicRunner) runMaxQPSSetup(extra string) (requestedDuration string, numCalls int64, leftOver int64) {
	// r.Duration will be 0 if endless flag has been provided. Otherwise it will have the provided duration time.
	hasDuration := (r.Duration > 0)
	// r.Exactly is > 0 if we use Exactly iterations instead of the duration.
	useExactly := (r.Exactly > 0)
	if !useExactly && !hasDuration {
		// Always log something when waiting for ^C
		_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "Starting at max qps with %d thread(s) [gomax %d] until interrupted%s\n",
			r.NumThreads, runtime.GOMAXPROCS(0), extra)
		return
	}
	// else:
	if log.Log(log.Warning) {
		_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "Starting at max qps with %d thread(s) [gomax %d] ",
			r.NumThreads, runtime.GOMAXPROCS(0))
	}
	if useExactly {
		requestedDuration = fmt.Sprintf("exactly %d calls", r.Exactly)
		numCalls = r.Exactly / int64(r.NumThreads)
		leftOver = r.Exactly % int64(r.NumThreads)
		if log.Log(log.Warning) {
			_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "for %s (%d per thread + %d)%s\n", requestedDuration, numCalls, leftOver, extra)
		}
	} else {
		requestedDuration = fmt.Sprint(r.Duration)
		if log.Log(log.Warning) {
			_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "for %s%s\n", requestedDuration, extra)
		}
	}
	return
}

// Run starts the runner.
func (r *periodicRunner) Run() RunnerResults {
	aborter := r.Stop
	aborter.Lock()
	runnerChan := aborter.StopChan // need a copy to not race with assignment to nil
	startedChan := aborter.StartChan
	aborter.hasStarted = true
	shouldAbort := aborter.stopRequested
	aborter.Unlock()
	log.LogVf("RUNNER starting... can now be Abort()ed, telling %v - %v", aborter, startedChan)
	startedChan <- true
	useQPS := (r.QPS > 0)
	// r.Exactly is > 0 if we use Exactly iterations instead of the duration.
	useExactly := (r.Exactly > 0)
	var numCalls int64
	var leftOver int64 // left over from r.Exactly / numThreads
	var requestedDuration string
	// AccessLogger info check
	extra := ""
	if r.AccessLogger != nil {
		extra = fmt.Sprintf(" with access logger %s", r.AccessLogger.Info())
	}
	requestedQPS := "max"
	if useQPS {
		requestedDuration, requestedQPS, numCalls, leftOver = r.runQPSSetup(extra)
	} else {
		requestedDuration, numCalls, leftOver = r.runMaxQPSSetup(extra)
	}
	runnersLen := len(r.Runners)
	if runnersLen == 0 {
		log.Fatalf("Empty runners array !")
	}
	if r.NumThreads > runnersLen {
		r.MakeRunners(r.Runners[0])
		log.Warnf("Context array was of %d len, replacing with %d clone of first one", runnersLen, len(r.Runners))
	}
	start := time.Now()
	// Histogram  and stats for Function duration - millisecond precision
	functionDuration := stats.NewHistogram(r.Offset.Seconds(), r.Resolution)
	errorsDuration := stats.NewHistogram(r.Offset.Seconds(), r.Resolution)
	// Histogram and stats for Sleep time (negative offset to capture <0 sleep in their own bucket):
	sleepTime := stats.NewHistogram(-0.001, 0.001)
	var loggerInfo string
	if r.AccessLogger != nil {
		loggerInfo = r.AccessLogger.Info()
	}
	if shouldAbort {
		log.Warnf("Run requested to stop before even starting")
		aborter.Reset()
		return RunnerResults{ // A bit ugly this is almost the same as the big init below in the normal not early abort case.
			r.RunType, r.Labels, start, requestedQPS, requestedDuration,
			0, 0, r.NumThreads, version.Short(), functionDuration.Export().CalcPercentiles(r.Percentiles),
			errorsDuration.Export().CalcPercentiles(r.Percentiles),
			r.Exactly, r.Jitter, r.Uniform, r.NoCatchUp, r.RunID, loggerInfo, r.ID,
		}
	}
	if r.NumThreads <= 1 {
		log.LogVf("Running single threaded")
		runOne(0, runnerChan, functionDuration, errorsDuration, sleepTime, numCalls+leftOver, start, r)
	} else {
		var wg sync.WaitGroup
		var fDs, eDs, sDs []*stats.Histogram
		for t := 0; t < r.NumThreads; t++ {
			durP := functionDuration.Clone()
			errP := errorsDuration.Clone()
			sleepP := sleepTime.Clone()
			fDs = append(fDs, durP)
			eDs = append(eDs, errP)
			sDs = append(sDs, sleepP)
			wg.Add(1)
			thisNumCalls := numCalls
			if (leftOver > 0) && (t == 0) {
				// The first thread gets to do the additional work
				thisNumCalls += leftOver
			}
			go func(t int, durP, errP, sleepP *stats.Histogram) {
				runOne(t, runnerChan, durP, errP, sleepP, thisNumCalls, start, r)
				wg.Done()
			}(t, durP, errP, sleepP)
		}
		wg.Wait()
		for t := 0; t < r.NumThreads; t++ {
			functionDuration.Transfer(fDs[t])
			errorsDuration.Transfer(eDs[t])
			sleepTime.Transfer(sDs[t])
		}
	}
	elapsed := time.Since(start)
	actualQPS := float64(functionDuration.Count) / elapsed.Seconds()
	if log.Log(log.Warning) {
		_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "Ended after %v : %d calls. qps=%.5g\n", elapsed, functionDuration.Count, actualQPS)
	}
	if useQPS { //nolint:nestif
		percentNegative := 100. * float64(sleepTime.Hdata[0]) / float64(sleepTime.Count)
		// Somewhat arbitrary percentage of time the sleep was behind so we
		// may want to know more about the distribution of sleep time and warn the
		// user.
		if percentNegative > 5 {
			sleepTime.Print(r.Out, "Aggregated Sleep Time", []float64{50})
			_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "WARNING %.2f%% of sleep were falling behind\n", percentNegative)
		} else {
			if log.Log(log.Verbose) {
				sleepTime.Print(r.Out, "Aggregated Sleep Time", []float64{50})
			} else if log.Log(log.Warning) {
				sleepTime.Counter.Print(r.Out, "Sleep times")
			}
		}
	}
	actualCount := functionDuration.Count
	if useExactly && actualCount != r.Exactly {
		requestedDuration += fmt.Sprintf(", interrupted after %d", actualCount)
	}
	result := RunnerResults{
		r.RunType, r.Labels, start, requestedQPS, requestedDuration,
		actualQPS, elapsed, r.NumThreads, version.Short(), functionDuration.Export().CalcPercentiles(r.Percentiles),
		errorsDuration.Export().CalcPercentiles(r.Percentiles),
		r.Exactly, r.Jitter, r.Uniform, r.NoCatchUp, r.RunID, loggerInfo, r.ID,
	}
	if log.Log(log.Warning) {
		result.DurationHistogram.Print(r.Out, "Aggregated Function Time")
		result.ErrorsDurationHistogram.Print(r.Out, "Error cases")
	} else {
		functionDuration.Counter.Print(r.Out, "Aggregated Function Time")
		for _, p := range result.DurationHistogram.Percentiles {
			_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(r.Out, "# target %g%% %.6g\n", p.Percentile, p.Value)
		}
		errorsDuration.Counter.Print(r.Out, "Error cases")
	}
	select {
	case <-runnerChan: // nothing
		log.LogVf("RUNNER aborter already closed")
	default:
		log.LogVf("RUNNER aborter not already closed, closing")
		r.Abort()
	}
	// Setup for reuse even if only unit tests are reusing runners
	aborter.Reset()
	return result
}

// AccessLoggerType is the possible formats of the access logger (ACCESS_JSON or ACCESS_INFLUX).
type AccessLoggerType int

const (
	// AccessJSON for json format of access log: {"latency":%f,"timestamp":%d,"thread":%d}.
	AccessJSON AccessLoggerType = iota
	// AccessInflux of influx format of access log.
	// https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/v2.2/reference/syntax/line-protocol/
	AccessInflux
)

func (t AccessLoggerType) String() string {
	if t == AccessJSON {
		return "json"
	}
	return "influx"
}

type fileAccessLogger struct {
	mu     sync.Mutex
	file   *os.File
	format AccessLoggerType
	info   string
}

// AccessLogger defines an interface to report a single request.
type AccessLogger interface {
	// Report logs a single request to a file.
	Report(thread int, time int64, latency float64, status bool, details string)
	Info() string
}

// AddAccessLogger adds an AccessLogger that writes to the provided file in the provided format.
func (r *RunnerOptions) AddAccessLogger(filePath, format string) error {
	if filePath == "" {
		return nil
	}
	al, err := NewFileAccessLogger(filePath, format)
	if err != nil {
		// Error already logged
		return err
	}
	r.AccessLogger = al
	return nil
}

// NewFileAccessLogger creates an AccessLogger that writes to the provided file in the provided format.
func NewFileAccessLogger(filePath, format string) (AccessLogger, error) {
	var t AccessLoggerType
	fl := strings.ToLower(format)
	if fl == "json" {
		t = AccessJSON
	} else if fl == "influx" {
		t = AccessInflux
	} else {
		err := fmt.Errorf("invalid format %q, should be \"json\" or \"influx\"", format)
		log.Errf("%v", err)
		return nil, err
	}
	return NewFileAccessLoggerByType(filePath, t)
}

// NewFileAccessLoggerByType creates an AccessLogger that writes to the file in the AccessLoggerType enum format.
func NewFileAccessLoggerByType(filePath string, accessType AccessLoggerType) (AccessLogger, error) {
	f, err := os.OpenFile(filePath, os.O_APPEND|os.O_CREATE|os.O_WRONLY, 0o644)
	if err != nil {
		log.Errf("Unable to open access log %s: %v", filePath, err)
		return nil, err
	}
	infoStr := fmt.Sprintf("mode %s to %s", accessType.String(), filePath)
	return &fileAccessLogger{file: f, format: accessType, info: infoStr}, nil
}

// Report logs a single request to a file.
func (a *fileAccessLogger) Report(thread int, time int64, latency float64, status bool, details string) {
	a.mu.Lock()
	switch a.format {
	case AccessInflux:
		// https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/v2.2/reference/syntax/line-protocol/
		fmt.Fprintf(a.file, "latency,thread=%d,ok=%t value=%f,details=%q %d\n", thread, status, latency, details, time)
	case AccessJSON:
		fmt.Fprintf(a.file, "{\"latency\":%f,\"timestamp\":%d,\"thread\":%d,\"ok\":%t,\"details\":%q}\n",
			latency, time, thread, status, details)
	}
	a.mu.Unlock()
}

// Info is used to print information about the logger.
func (a *fileAccessLogger) Info() string {
	return a.info
}

// runOne runs in 1 go routine (or main one when -c 1 == single threaded mode).
//
//nolint:gocognit, gocyclo // we should try to simplify it though.
func runOne(id int, runnerChan chan struct{}, funcTimes, errTimes, sleepTimes *stats.Histogram,
	numCalls int64, start time.Time, r *periodicRunner,
) {
	var i int64
	endTime := start.Add(r.Duration)
	tIDStr := fmt.Sprintf("T%03d", id)
	perThreadQPS := r.QPS / float64(r.NumThreads)
	useQPS := (perThreadQPS > 0)

	hasDuration := (r.Duration > 0)
	useExactly := (r.Exactly > 0)
	f := r.Runners[id]
	if useQPS && r.Uniform {
		delayBetweenRequest := 1. / perThreadQPS
		// When using uniform mode, we should wait a bit relative to our QPS and thread ID.
		// For example, with 10 threads and 1 QPS, thread 8 should delay 0.7s.
		delaySeconds := delayBetweenRequest - (delayBetweenRequest / float64(r.NumThreads) * float64(r.NumThreads-id))
		delayDuration := time.Duration(delaySeconds * float64(time.Second))
		start = start.Add(delayDuration)
		log.Debugf("%s sleep %v for uniform distribution", tIDStr, delayDuration)
		select {
		case <-runnerChan:
			return
		case <-time.After(delayDuration):
			// continue normal execution
		}
	}

MainLoop:
	for {
		fStart := time.Now()
		if !useExactly && (hasDuration && fStart.After(endTime)) {
			if !useQPS {
				// max speed test reached end:
				break
			}
			// QPS mode:
			// Do least 2 iterations, and the last one before bailing because of time
			if (i >= 2) && (i != numCalls-1) {
				log.Warnf("%s warning only did %d out of %d calls before reaching %v", tIDStr, i, numCalls, r.Duration)
				break
			}
		}
		status, details := f.Run(id)
		latency := time.Since(fStart).Seconds()
		if r.AccessLogger != nil {
			r.AccessLogger.Report(id, fStart.UnixNano(), latency, status, details)
		}
		funcTimes.Record(latency)
		if !status {
			errTimes.Record(latency)
		}
		// if using QPS / pre calc expected call # mode:
		if useQPS { //nolint:nestif
			for {
				i++
				if (useExactly || hasDuration) && i >= numCalls {
					break MainLoop // expected exit for that mode
				}
				var targetElapsedInSec float64
				if hasDuration {
					// This next line is tricky - such as for 2s duration and 1qps there is 1
					// sleep of 2s between the 2 calls and for 3qps in 1sec 2 sleep of 1/2s etc
					targetElapsedInSec = (float64(i) + float64(i)/float64(numCalls-1)) / perThreadQPS
				} else {
					// Calculate the target elapsed when in endless execution
					targetElapsedInSec = float64(i) / perThreadQPS
				}
				targetElapsedDuration := time.Duration(int64(targetElapsedInSec * 1e9))
				elapsed := time.Since(start)
				sleepDuration := targetElapsedDuration - elapsed
				if r.NoCatchUp && sleepDuration < 0 {
					// Skip that request as we took too long
					log.LogVf("%s request took too long %.04f s, would sleep %v, skipping iter %d", tIDStr, latency, sleepDuration, i)
					continue
				}
				if r.Jitter {
					sleepDuration += getJitter(sleepDuration)
				}
				log.Debugf("%s target next dur %v - sleep %v", tIDStr, targetElapsedDuration, sleepDuration)
				sleepTimes.Record(sleepDuration.Seconds())
				select {
				case <-runnerChan:
					break MainLoop
				case <-time.After(sleepDuration):
					// continue normal execution
				}
				break // NoCatchUp false or sleepDuration > 0
			}
		} else { // Not using QPS
			i++
			if useExactly && i >= numCalls {
				break
			}
			select {
			case <-runnerChan:
				break MainLoop
			default:
				// continue to the next iteration
			}
		}
	}
	elapsed := time.Since(start)
	actualQPS := float64(i) / elapsed.Seconds()
	log.Infof("%s ended after %v : %d calls. qps=%g", tIDStr, elapsed, i, actualQPS)
	if (numCalls > 0) && log.Log(log.Verbose) {
		funcTimes.Log(tIDStr+" Function duration", []float64{99})
		if log.Log(log.Debug) {
			sleepTimes.Log(tIDStr+" Sleep time", []float64{50})
		} else {
			sleepTimes.Counter.Log(tIDStr + " Sleep time")
		}
	}
}

func formatDate(d *time.Time) string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("%d-%02d-%02d-%02d%02d%02d", d.Year(), d.Month(), d.Day(),
		d.Hour(), d.Minute(), d.Second())
}

// getJitter returns a jitter time that is (+/-)10% of the duration t if t is >0.
func getJitter(t time.Duration) time.Duration {
	i := int64(float64(t)/10. + 0.5) // rounding to nearest instead of truncate
	if i <= 0 {
		return time.Duration(0)
	}
	j := rand.Int63n(2*i+1) - i //nolint:gosec // trying to be fast not crypto secure here
	return time.Duration(j)
}

// GenID creates and set the ID for the result: 96 bytes YYYY-MM-DD-HHmmSS_{RunID}_{alpha_labels}
// where RunID is the RunID if not 0.
// where alpha_labels is the filtered labels with only alphanumeric characters
// and all non alpha num replaced by _; truncated to 96 bytes.
func (r *RunnerOptions) GenID() {
	if r.genTime == nil {
		now := time.Now()
		r.genTime = &now
	}
	base := formatDate(r.genTime)
	if r.RunID != 0 {
		base += fmt.Sprintf("_%d", r.RunID)
	}
	if r.Labels == "" {
		r.ID = base
		return
	}
	last := '_'
	base += string(last)
	for _, rune := range r.Labels {
		if (rune >= 'a' && rune <= 'z') || (rune >= 'A' && rune <= 'Z') || (rune >= '0' && rune <= '9') {
			last = rune
		} else {
			if last == '_' {
				continue // only 1 _ separator at a time
			}
			last = '_'
		}
		base += string(last)
	}
	if last == '_' {
		base = base[:len(base)-1]
	}
	if len(base) > 96 {
		r.ID = base[:96]
		return
	}
	r.ID = base
}