feat(profiling): TlsConfig for reusable TLS init#1619
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ProfileExporter::new() initializes TLS on every call, which on Linux involves expensive disk I/O to load the system certificate store. Add TlsConfig (wrapping rustls::ClientConfig with the platform verifier) and ProfileExporter::new_with_tls() so callers can initialize TLS once and reuse it across exporter instances. FFI: adds ddog_prof_TlsConfig_new, TlsConfig_try_clone, TlsConfig_drop, and Exporter_new_with_tls via ArcHandle<TlsConfig> for shared ownership. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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What does this PR do?
Adds a
TlsConfigtype that wraps arustls::ClientConfigpre-configuredwith the platform certificate verifier. Callers create a
TlsConfigonceand pass it to the new
ProfileExporter::new_with_tls()constructor,which injects it via
reqwest::ClientBuilder::tls_backend_preconfigured().The old
ProfileExporter::new()and its FFI counterpartddog_prof_Exporter_neware marked#[deprecated].FFI surface:
ddog_prof_TlsConfig_new— creates a ref-counted TLS config handleddog_prof_TlsConfig_try_clone— bumps the ref countddog_prof_TlsConfig_drop— decrements the ref countddog_prof_Exporter_new_with_tls— creates an exporter using apre-built TLS config
Motivation
ProfileExporter::new()callsreqwest::ClientBuilder::build(), whichinitializes TLS from scratch every time. On Linux this means loading and
parsing the system certificate store from disk on every exporter creation
— an expensive operation that was identified as a performance regression
when upgrading libdatadog from v25 to v27.
Additional Notes
TlsConfigisClone(cheap — innerArc), and exposed viaArcHandle<TlsConfig>in FFI for shared, ref-counted ownership.ProfileExporter::new()now delegates toTlsConfig::new()+new_with_tls()internally.Note that in v25, this config caching was done implicitly. I'm not a big fan of statics hidden away in libraries, though, so I'm seeing how a new API goes.
How to test the change?
Linux performance: Create a
TlsConfigonce, then create multipleexporters with
new_with_tls. Verify that only the firstTlsConfig::new()call incurs the certificate loading cost.Backwards compatibility: The old
ddog_prof_Exporter_newcontinuesto work (it creates a
TlsConfiginternally). Callers see adeprecation warning guiding them to the new API.