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Adapters

Outbound service dependencies — every call Warp makes to another service. The inbound mirror is Endpoints.

The list gives one row per adapter: a sparkline Trend, Calls, Error %, Avg latency, a Health pill, and Last seen. Three tiles above it summarise the fleet — adapter count, recorded calls, and overall error rate.

The page is always available (IAdapterQueryService is registered by AddWarp itself), so a dashboard-only process serves it without running a server. Rows only appear once something calls IWarpAdapters.BeginCall — directly, or through the Warp.Adapters.Http / Warp.Adapters.Refit bindings.

Detail page​

Click an adapter for its detail:

  • Total calls, Error rate and Avg latency tiles, plus a performance chart over time.
  • Operations — the API-contract axis (GetOrders, payment.completed). An operation red across all groups points at a caller-side bug.
  • Groups — the runtime who/where axis (destination, tenant, region). A group red across all operations points at the counterparty. The card is labelled with the adapter's own groupLabel.
  • Recent calls — individual call rows, each opening a call detail with captured headers and bodies.
  • Records — what this adapter captures (request body, response body, headers) and its rate limit.

Counts, error rate and average latency come from durable Counter → Statistic aggregates, so they survive call-log cleanup. Only the recent-calls list and last-failure timestamps read raw rows, and those degrade to empty once retention sweeps them.

Capture and redaction​

Metadata is always recorded. Request bodies, response bodies and headers are each independently None / OnFailure / Always, truncated, and passed through the user-owned RedactedHeaders denylist — Authorization, Cookie and friends show as [REDACTED]. Payloads may contain user data, so treat this page as PII-bearing and set the capture modes deliberately.

See also​

  • Adapters — registration, policy, shared rate limiting, and the three-axis identity model.
  • Endpoints — the inbound counterpart.