mdeuser commented on a change in pull request #3187: reduce rule activation 
records
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk/pull/3187#discussion_r162078556
 
 

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 File path: core/controller/src/main/scala/whisk/core/controller/Triggers.scala
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 @@ -122,72 +126,135 @@ trait WhiskTriggersApi extends WhiskCollectionAPI {
             version = trigger.version,
             duration = None)
 
-          logging.info(this, s"[POST] trigger activated, writing activation 
record to datastore: $triggerActivationId")
-          WhiskActivation.put(activationStore, triggerActivation) recover {
-            case t =>
-              logging.error(this, s"[POST] storing trigger activation 
$triggerActivationId failed: ${t.getMessage}")
-          }
-
-          val url = Uri(s"http://localhost:${whiskConfig.servicePort}";)
-
-          trigger.rules.map {
-            _.filter {
-              case (ruleName, rule) => rule.status == Status.ACTIVE
-            } foreach {
-              case (ruleName, rule) =>
-                val ruleActivationId = activationIdFactory.make()
-                val ruleActivation = WhiskActivation(
-                  namespace = user.namespace.toPath, // all activations should 
end up in the one space regardless trigger.namespace,
-                  ruleName.name,
-                  user.subject,
-                  ruleActivationId,
-                  Instant.now(Clock.systemUTC()),
-                  Instant.EPOCH,
-                  cause = Some(triggerActivationId),
-                  response = ActivationResponse.success(),
-                  version = trigger.version,
-                  duration = None)
-                WhiskActivation.put(activationStore, ruleActivation) recover {
-                  case t =>
-                    logging.error(this, s"[POST] storing rule activation 
$ruleActivationId failed: ${t.getMessage}")
-                }
-
-                val actionNamespace = rule.action.path.root.asString
-                val actionPath = {
-                  rule.action.path.relativePath.map { pkg =>
-                    (Path.SingleSlash + pkg.namespace) / 
rule.action.name.asString
-                  } getOrElse {
-                    Path.SingleSlash + rule.action.name.asString
-                  }
-                }.toString
-
-                val actionUrl = Path("/api/v1") / "namespaces" / 
actionNamespace / "actions"
-                val request = HttpRequest(
-                  method = POST,
-                  uri = url.withPath(actionUrl + actionPath),
-                  headers =
-                    
List(Authorization(BasicHttpCredentials(user.authkey.uuid.asString, 
user.authkey.key.asString))),
-                  entity = HttpEntity(MediaTypes.`application/json`, 
args.getOrElse(JsObject()).compactPrint))
-
-                Http().singleRequest(request).map {
-                  response =>
-                    response.status match {
-                      case OK | Accepted =>
-                        Unmarshal(response.entity).to[JsObject].map { a =>
-                          logging.info(this, s"${rule.action} activated 
${a.fields("activationId")}")
-                        }
-                      case NotFound =>
-                        response.discardEntityBytes()
-                        logging.info(this, s"${rule.action} failed, action not 
found")
-                      case _ =>
-                        Unmarshal(response.entity).to[String].map { error =>
-                          logging.warn(this, s"${rule.action} failed due to 
$error")
+          // List of active rules associated with the trigger
+          val activeRules = trigger.rules map { _.filter((r) => r._2.status == 
Status.ACTIVE) } getOrElse Map.empty
+
+          if (activeRules.nonEmpty) {
+            val args = trigger.parameters.merge(payload)
+
+            // Iterate through each active rule; invoking each mapped action
+            val actionLogList = activeRules
+              .map {
+                case (ruleName, rule) =>
+                  // Build the url to invoke an action mapped to the rule
+                  val actionNamespace = rule.action.path.root.asString
+                  val actionPath = {
+                    rule.action.path.relativePath.map { pkg =>
+                      (Path.SingleSlash + pkg.namespace) / 
rule.action.name.asString
+                    } getOrElse {
+                      Path.SingleSlash + rule.action.name.asString
+                    }
+                  }.toString
+
+                  val actionUrl = Path("/api/v1") / "namespaces" / 
actionNamespace / "actions"
+                  val request = HttpRequest(
+                    method = POST,
+                    uri = url.withPath(actionUrl + actionPath),
+                    headers =
+                      
List(Authorization(BasicHttpCredentials(user.authkey.uuid.asString, 
user.authkey.key.asString))),
+                    entity = HttpEntity(MediaTypes.`application/json`, 
args.getOrElse(JsObject()).compactPrint))
+
+                  // Invoke the action. Retain action results for inclusion in 
the trigger activation record
+                  Http()
+                    .singleRequest(request)
+                    .flatMap {
+                      response =>
+                        response.status match {
+                          case OK | Accepted =>
+                            Unmarshal(response.entity).to[JsObject].map { a =>
+                              logging.info(
+                                this,
+                                s"trigger-fired rule '${rule.action}' invoked 
with activation ${a.fields("activationId")}")
+                              (ruleName.asString -> triggerActivationLogMsg(
+                                entityName.asString,
+                                ruleName.asString,
+                                rule.action.asString,
+                                InfoLevel,
 
 Review comment:
   @csantanapr and i talked about this format a bit and we liked the idea of 
maintaining the log format of existing action invocation logs - iff we want to 
use the activation records `logs` field.  potentially a logging service, like 
logmet, could consume these and make trigger/action search/correlation easier.

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