Alerting: Persist annotations from multidimensional rules in batches (#56575)

* Reduce piecemeal state fields

* Read data directly off state instead of rule

* Unify state and context into single struct

* Expose contextual information to layer above setNextState

* Work in terms of ContextualState and call historian in batches

* Call annotations service in batches

* Export format state and reason and remove workaround in unrelated test package

* Add new method to annotation service for batch inserting

* Fix loop variable aliasing bug caught by linter, didn't change behavior

* Incl timerange on annotation tests

* Insert one at a time if tags are present

* Point to rule from ContextualState rather than copy fields

* Build annotations and copy data prior to starting goroutine

* Rename to StateTransition

* Use new bulk-insert utility

* Remove rule from StateTransition and pass in directly to historian

* Simplify annotations logic since we have only one rule

* Fix logs and context, nilcheck, simplify method name

* Regenerate mock
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Alexander Weaver
2022-11-04 10:39:26 -05:00
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parent c1ea944c79
commit cc8c1380e2
14 changed files with 284 additions and 85 deletions
@@ -30,6 +30,12 @@ func (r *RepositoryImpl) Save(ctx context.Context, item *annotations.Item) error
return r.store.Add(ctx, item)
}
// SaveMany inserts multiple annotations at once.
// It does not return IDs associated with created annotations. If you need this functionality, use the single-item Save instead.
func (r *RepositoryImpl) SaveMany(ctx context.Context, items []annotations.Item) error {
return r.store.AddMany(ctx, items)
}
func (r *RepositoryImpl) Update(ctx context.Context, item *annotations.Item) error {
return r.store.Update(ctx, item)
}