# Shared memory for Prometheus metrics collection via lua-resty-prometheus.
  # Must be declared in the http{} block before any lua phase references it.
  lua_shared_dict prometheus_metrics 16m;

  lua_shared_dict health_containers 1m;

  init_worker_by_lua_block {
    -- lua-resty-prometheus (master) requires init() in init_worker_by_lua_block,
    -- not init_by_lua_block, so that each worker initialises its own state.
    prometheus = require("resty.prometheus").init("prometheus_metrics")
    metric_requests = prometheus:counter(
      "nginx_http_requests_total",
      "Total number of HTTP requests",
      {"host", "app", "method", "status"}
    )
    metric_latency = prometheus:histogram(
      "nginx_http_request_duration_seconds",
      "HTTP request latency in seconds",
      {"host", "app"},
      {0.005, 0.01, 0.025, 0.05, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2.5, 5}
    )
    metric_bytes_sent = prometheus:counter(
      "nginx_http_bytes_sent_total",
      "Total number of bytes sent to clients",
      {"host", "app"}
    )
    metric_bytes_received = prometheus:counter(
      "nginx_http_bytes_received_total",
      "Total number of bytes received from clients",
      {"host", "app"}
    )
    metric_stack_up = prometheus:gauge(
      "nginx_stack_up",
      "Overall stack availability per vhost (1=up, 0=down)",
      {"host", "app"}
    )
    metric_tls_handshakes = prometheus:counter(
      "nginx_tls_handshakes_total",
      "Total TLS handshakes by protocol",
      {"host", "app", "protocol"}
    )

    -- Docker health polling — worker 0 only to avoid duplicate socket traffic.
    -- Queries GET /v1.41/containers/json via the Docker Unix socket, then
    -- stores each container's liveness in health_containers.  /healthz/live
    -- reads the cache synchronously so Docker state is checked on every probe
    -- without adding socket-connect latency to the request path.
    if ngx.worker.id and ngx.worker.id() == 0 then
      local function poll_docker_health(premature)
        if premature then return end
        local cjson  = require("cjson.safe")
        local health = ngx.shared.health_containers
        local sock   = ngx.socket.tcp()

        local ok, err = sock:connect("unix:/var/run/docker.sock")
        if not ok then
          ngx.log(ngx.WARN, "docker-health: cannot connect to Docker socket: ", err)
          sock:close()
          return
        end

        local bytes, serr = sock:send(
          "GET /v1.41/containers/json HTTP/1.0\r\nHost: localhost\r\n\r\n"
        )
        if not bytes then
          ngx.log(ngx.WARN, "docker-health: send failed: ", serr)
          sock:close()
          return
        end

        -- Discard HTTP response headers (read until the blank separator line).
        repeat
          local line, rerr = sock:receive("*l")
          if rerr then sock:close() return end
        until line == ""

        local body = sock:receive("*a")
        sock:close()
        if not body then return end

        local containers = cjson.decode(body)
        if type(containers) ~= "table" then return end

        for _, c in ipairs(containers) do
          local names = c.Names
          if type(names) == "table" and names[1] then
            local name = names[1]:gsub("^/", "")
            local state      = c.State  or "unknown"
            local status_str = c.Status or ""
            -- Docker status examples:
            --   "Up 3 minutes (healthy)"   → healthy
            --   "Up 1 minute (unhealthy)"  → unhealthy (report as down)
            --   "Up 5 hours"               → no healthcheck, treat as up
            local health_tag = status_str:match("%((.-)%)")
            local is_up = (state == "running") and (health_tag ~= "unhealthy")
            -- TTL 60 s — entries expire if the container disappears between polls
            health:set(name, is_up and "up" or "down", 60)
          end
        end
      end

      -- Seed immediately so the dict is populated before the first request
      ngx.timer.at(0, poll_docker_health)
      -- Refresh every 15 s
      ngx.timer.every(15, poll_docker_health)
    end
  }