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# This is the 1st commit message: [build] Fork rules_multitool to our own extension. Import the core parts of rules_multitool but with appropriate modifications for our needs. - Re-root things so this is a local extension, rather than a distinct module. - remove the ability to use .netrc for authentication. - remove the :cwd and :workspace_root variations. - There are equivalent workarounds using `--run_under="cd <path> &&"` - Using `bazel run` is usually not the best practice. Rules should use `$(location <tool>)`. If a tool is so common that people need to call it anywhere, at any time, then it should be in their path. - The code is left commented out. Ready to be enabled if a good case is presented. - Remove the support for WORKSPACE. Next steps: - Change download structure so the exeuctable name is the tool, rather than `"executable"`. - Stop passing the attributes of each binary around as json blobs to be encoded and decoded. - Make `:path` feature that will print the full execution path. # This is the commit message #2: Update bazel/multitool/extension.bzl Yeah. That's a better name. Co-authored-by: Joseph Gette <jgettepost@gmail.com> # This is the commit message #3: Update bazel/multitool/extension.bzl Co-authored-by: Joseph Gette <jgettepost@gmail.com> # This is the commit message #4: Update bazel/multitool/private/templates.bzl Co-authored-by: Joseph Gette <jgettepost@gmail.com> # This is the commit message #5: render
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# This is the 1st commit message: [build] Fork rules_multitool to our own extension. Import the core parts of rules_multitool but with appropriate modifications for our needs. - Re-root things so this is a local extension, rather than a distinct module. - remove the ability to use .netrc for authentication. - remove the :cwd and :workspace_root variations. - There are equivalent workarounds using `--run_under="cd <path> &&"` - Using `bazel run` is usually not the best practice. Rules should use `$(location <tool>)`. If a tool is so common that people need to call it anywhere, at any time, then it should be in their path. - The code is left commented out. Ready to be enabled if a good case is presented. - Remove the support for WORKSPACE. Next steps: - Change download structure so the exeuctable name is the tool, rather than `"executable"`. - Stop passing the attributes of each binary around as json blobs to be encoded and decoded. - Make `:path` feature that will print the full execution path. # This is the commit message #2: Update bazel/multitool/extension.bzl Yeah. That's a better name. Co-authored-by: Joseph Gette <jgettepost@gmail.com> # This is the commit message #3: Update bazel/multitool/extension.bzl Co-authored-by: Joseph Gette <jgettepost@gmail.com> # This is the commit message #4: Update bazel/multitool/private/templates.bzl Co-authored-by: Joseph Gette <jgettepost@gmail.com> # This is the commit message #5: render # This is the commit message #6: iff # This is the commit message #7: commit # This is the commit message #8: lintyfresth
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### What does this PR do? This syncs additional code from the original PAR into the datadog agent ### Motivation ### Describe how you validated your changes Code is not called yet ### Additional Notes Previous PR : #43412 More PRs to come Co-authored-by: gabriel.plassard <gabriel.plassard@datadoghq.com>
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# This is the 1st commit message: Keep our own copy of cacert.pem - Replace omnibus fetch from upstream with that static copy. - Include text in the BUILD file about how we check for new upstream versions. - Add explanation of why we have this. https://datadoghq.atlassian.net/browse/ABLD-169 # This is the commit message #2: just use copy for windows # This is the commit message #3: qmarks # This is the commit message #4: omnibus is to blame
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# This is the 1st commit message: Keep our own copy of cacert.pem - Replace omnibus fetch from upstream with that static copy. - Include text in the BUILD file about how we check for new upstream versions. - Add explanation of why we have this. https://datadoghq.atlassian.net/browse/ABLD-169 # This is the commit message #2: just use copy for windows # This is the commit message #3: qmarks # This is the commit message #4: omnibus is to blame # This is the commit message #5: maybe # This is the commit message #6: add back in default version # This is the commit message #7: drop livestream on debug # This is the commit message #8: You're kidding, :live_stream? # This is the commit message #9: srsly # This is the commit message #10: just copy on windows # This is the commit message #11: cwd with copy probably does not work # This is the commit message #12: just give up on pkg_install for certs # This is the commit message #13: drop unneded pkg_install targets # This is the commit message #14: - use cwd to make it a little cleaner - update cert to 2025-09-09 # This is the commit message #15: comma # This is the commit message #16: Revert use of cwd on copy. It doesn't matter if it is ugly or not. We are going to delete it this quarter anyway.
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…ws profiles (#45281) **Note:** This is a reimplementation of [this PR](#44488), which was reverted [here](#45200). This fixes the failing CI test. Working CI tests: [Job 1](https://gitlab.ddbuild.io/DataDog/datadog-agent/-/jobs/1370634331), [Job 2](https://gitlab.ddbuild.io/DataDog/datadog-agent/-/jobs/1370634332) ### What does this PR do? - Adds `_dd.origin:appservice` tag to profiles for Azure App Service Windows Apps - The tag gets passed via `apm_config.additional_profile_tags`, which is set in [this PR](DataDog/datadog-aas-extension#419) in the AAS Site Extension - Refactors how extra tags get added to profiles - Turns AzureServerlessTags into a map called `AdditionalProfileTags` for clearer future use The only changes between this PR and the reverted PR is commit [ef27a8a](ef27a8a), which fixes the CI test ([failed job #1](https://gitlab.ddbuild.io/DataDog/datadog-agent/-/jobs/1356878378), [failed job #2](https://gitlab.ddbuild.io/DataDog/datadog-agent/-/jobs/1356827817)), and dcc9ad9, which renames `azureServerlessTags` to be cloud-agnostic as `_dd.origin` gets set for profiles in Google Cloud Run Services, Jobs, and Functions, not just Azure products. ### Motivation - This will help the profiling backend filter out and track serverless profiles for billing purposes. [See related PR](#44361) ### Describe how you validated your changes Deployed Node.js and .NET Azure App Service Windows Apps with the Site Extension with `DD_PROFILING_ENABLED=true` and looked at network request to validate that `_dd.origin` is set correctly 1. Downloaded `datadog-trace-agent.exe` and `dogstatsd.exe` from the `package_build > windows_zip_agent_binaries_x64-a7` job 2. Stopped an existing AAS Windows app using the site extension 3. In Kudu, replaced `datadog-trace-agent.exe` and `dogstatsd.exe` with the dev version 4. Copied and pasted the changes in `datadog.yaml` from the related [AAS Extension PR](DataDog/datadog-aas-extension#419) over 5. Started the app 6. Saw `_dd.origin` in the profile tags! <img width="204" height="127" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6a08a29c-be18-4604-9d6f-af7b43c87fa7" /> - Also tested with an Azure Container App to make sure the refactoring didn't affect anything there, and tested in GCP environments to verify the `_dd.origin` tag gets set in profiles Co-authored-by: kathie.huang <kathie.huang@datadoghq.com>
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### What does this PR do?
Skip the SSH session patcher and add a test to illustrate the current issue.
In addition, adds the possibility to check specific fields in the json returned for ssh_session events.
### Motivation
The retry mechanism could cause the agent to send no more than one event per minute if an SSH session was not properly resolved.
Previously, the event was not sent and the agent would wait one minute before sending it with the `unknown` type. However, this `authtype` would never be resolved because the session was initialized before the agent started processing events. As a result, every subsequent SSH event would wait one minute for nothing, causing a significant delay in agent events, potentially blocking all the other events.
### Describe how you validated your changes
Added a test that illustrate the issue : `TestSSHUserSessionBlocking`
With this change, the ssh_session event is now sent with `authtype` set to `unknown` and directly sent.
Error without commenting the patcher :
```
Error: Received unexpected error:
All attempts fail:
#1: not found
#2: not found
#3: not found
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Test: TestSSHUserSessionBlocking/second_ssh_no_auth
```
Co-authored-by: theo.putegnat <theo.putegnat@datadoghq.com>
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Skip the SSH session patcher and add a test to illustrate the current issue.
In addition, adds the possibility to check specific fields in the json returned for ssh_session events.
### Motivation
The retry mechanism could cause the agent to send no more than one event per minute if an SSH session was not properly resolved.
Previously, the event was not sent and the agent would wait one minute before sending it with the `unknown` type. However, this `authtype` would never be resolved because the session was initialized before the agent started processing events. As a result, every subsequent SSH event would wait one minute for nothing, causing a significant delay in agent events, potentially blocking all the other events.
### Describe how you validated your changes
Added a test that illustrate the issue : `TestSSHUserSessionBlocking`
With this change, the ssh_session event is now sent with `authtype` set to `unknown` and directly sent.
Error without commenting the patcher :
```
Error: Received unexpected error:
All attempts fail:
#1: not found
#2: not found
#3: not found
#4: not found
#5: not found
#6: not found
#7: not found
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Test: TestSSHUserSessionBlocking/second_ssh_no_auth
```
Co-authored-by: theo.putegnat <theo.putegnat@datadoghq.com>
(cherry picked from commit 40d1f09)
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Variation of the
masterdesign: expose a Go function to Python and let checks call aggregator's functions directly, skipping the JSON serialization of the results.Using this approach we don't need anymore the Result processing logic, so I got rid of the dedicated channel as well as the
CheckResulttype.Notice:
tests were not updated, will do it as soon as the current design will be approved.tests updated