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feat(agent): Add AWS Lambda Relationship #1023
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if (NULL == retval_ptr) { |
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To fix the problem, we need to move the null check for retval_ptr
before its dereference. This will ensure that we do not dereference a null pointer, which could lead to undefined behavior or a crash. Specifically, we should move the null check from line 324 to before line 364 where retval_ptr
is first dereferenced.
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if (NULL == retval_ptr) { | ||
/* Do not instrument when an exception has happened */ | ||
return; | ||
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#define AWS_COMMAND_IS(CMD) \ | ||
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if (NULL == retval_ptr) { | ||
/* Do not instrument when an exception has happened */ | ||
return; | ||
} | ||
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/* end the segment */ |
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/* Compile the regex */ | ||
if (NULL == NRPRG(aws_arn_regex)) { | ||
NRPRG(aws_arn_regex) = nr_regex_create(AWS_ARN_REGEX, 0, 0); |
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Where/when does this get destroyed?
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Can we just precompile this in minit and destroy like wordpress does?
https://github.com/newrelic/newrelic-php-agent/blob/main/agent/fw_wordpress.c#L878-L886
/* verify arguments */ | ||
if (NULL == call_args || IS_ARRAY != Z_TYPE_P(call_args)) { | ||
return; | ||
} | ||
zval* lambda_args = nr_php_zend_hash_index_find(Z_ARRVAL_P(call_args), 0); | ||
if (NULL == lambda_args || IS_ARRAY != Z_TYPE_P(lambda_args)) { | ||
return; | ||
} | ||
zval* lambda_name = nr_php_zend_hash_find(Z_ARRVAL_P(lambda_args), "FunctionName"); | ||
if (NULL == lambda_name || IS_STRING != Z_TYPE_P(lambda_name)) { | ||
return; | ||
} |
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This function will already do all the checking for you and if 'FunctionName' has a valid string value, it will return the value to you .
https://github.com/newrelic/newrelic-php-agent/blob/main/agent/lib_aws_sdk_php.h#L78
accountID = NRINI(aws_account_id); | ||
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if (nr_strempty(region)) { | ||
region_zval = nr_php_call(this_obj, "getRegion"); |
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Since the region property exists on the object, instead of doing an nr_php_call here (which has higher overhead), you could use something like:
region_zval
= nr_php_get_zval_object_property(this_obj, "region");
if (!nr_php_is_zval_non_empty_string(region_zval)) {
...
}
nr_aws_lambda_invoke(NR_EXECUTE_ORIG_ARGS, &cloud_attrs); | ||
if (!cloud_attrs.cloud_resource_id) { | ||
/* we do not want to instrument if we cannot reconstruct the ARN */ | ||
return; |
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I think it's still fine to instrument in this case.
It won't create the relationship, but the external segment can still be created. The cloud attributes are extra attributes, not core external segment attributes.
external_params.status = Z_LVAL_P(status_code); | ||
} | ||
zval* metadata = nr_php_zend_hash_find(Z_ARRVAL_P(data), "@metadata"); | ||
if (NULL != metadata && IS_REFERENCE == Z_TYPE_P(metadata) |
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Could simplify this a bit by something like just adding this check:
if (IS_REFERENCE == Z_TYPE_P(metadata)) {
metadata = Z_REFVAL_P(metadata);
}
Then the code could look something like:
if (NULL != metadata && IS_REFERENCE == Z_TYPE_P(metadata)) {
metadata = Z_REFVAL_P(metadata);
}
if nr_php_is_zval_valid_array(metadata) {
zval* uri = nr_php_zend_hash_find(Z_ARRVAL_P(metadata), "effectiveUri");
if (nr_php_is_zval_non_empty_string(uri)) {
external_params.uri = Z_STRVAL_P(uri);
}
}
char* accountID = NULL; | ||
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/* verify arguments */ | ||
if (NULL == call_args || IS_ARRAY != Z_TYPE_P(call_args)) { |
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General comment, there are a lot of helper functions for zval here: https://github.com/newrelic/newrelic-php-agent/blob/main/agent/php_zval.h
of the form nr_php_is_zval_*
that will already do the NULL and type checking for you for most zval types.
STD_PHP_INI_ENTRY_EX("newrelic.cloud.aws.account_id", | ||
"1", | ||
NR_PHP_REQUEST, | ||
nr_string_mh, |
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Can this call a function that verifies the string is always 12 chars long (according to the spec).
; Info : AWS account id that is used to map entities called | ||
; via the AWS SDK. | ||
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Instrument AWS Lambda
invoke
and reconstruct the ARN to facilitate a complete service map.