elapsed to Milliseconds

[dmitryuk]

Partly closes roadrunner-server/roadrunner#1858

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated logging to include elapsed time in milliseconds for better performance tracking in job control functions.

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Walkthrough

The modification in the boltjobs/driver.go file focuses on enhancing the logging mechanism by standardizing the format of elapsed time reporting. By transitioning from a Duration to an Int64 method, the changes aim to log elapsed time in microseconds consistently, addressing the need for a more precise and uniform logging format to facilitate better monitoring and analysis.

Changes

File	Change Summary
boltjobs/driver.go	Updated logging to report elapsed time in microseconds using the Int64 method.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Log elapsed time always in microseconds [#1858]	✅

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In the realm of code, where time is a maze,
A rabbit hopped forth, setting logs ablaze.
Microseconds now mark, each leap and bound,
In boltjobs’s logs, precision is found.
🥕🕰️
"To monitor with ease," the rabbit decreed,
"Is the goal of this change, the very creed."

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3d94bc2 and 8cbaffc.

Files selected for processing (1)

• boltjobs/driver.go (4 hunks)

Additional comments: 4

boltjobs/driver.go (4)

• 271-271: The change to log elapsed time in milliseconds as an integer in the Run function aligns with the PR objectives. However, it's important to ensure that all related logging statements across the project are updated for consistency. This change improves readability and standardizes logging format, which can simplify monitoring and analysis processes.
• 287-287: Logging the elapsed time in milliseconds as an integer in the Stop function is consistent with the changes made in the Run function and the PR objectives. This standardization is beneficial for monitoring tools and analysis. Ensure consistency across all logging statements in the project.
• 313-313: The update in the Pause function to log elapsed time in milliseconds as an integer is in line with the PR's goal of standardizing logging formats. This consistency aids in simplifying the monitoring and analysis of logs. Verify that similar updates are applied across all relevant parts of the codebase.
• 342-342: The modification in the Resume function to log elapsed time in milliseconds as an integer maintains the consistency of logging format improvements introduced in this PR. This change facilitates easier log analysis and monitoring. It's crucial to ensure uniformity in logging practices throughout the entire project.