[py][utils] Import missing utils modules from Agent 5#310
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Only imported the modules that are used by existing integrations-core checks.
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What does this PR do?
Imports missing python
utilsmodules from Agent 5 that are used by existingintegrations-corechecks.
Motivation
Ability to run almost all
integrations-corechecks in Agent 6.Additional Notes
These
utilsmodules stand on their own and have no dependency on the core agent, so just copying them from the Agent 5 is fine.Unless I've missed something (which is likely), this should hopefully allow all
integrations-corechecks to run, except:docker_daemon(heavily depends on core-agent-provided features)kubernetes(heavily depends on core-agent-provided features)kubernetes_state(heavily depends on core-agent-provided features)ntp(dep onutils.ntp_util, I haven't added it because the check is a native go check now)Uses the
utils.timermodule from DataDog/dd-agent#3391