fix(deps): update to gcp-metadata and address envDetect performance issues #787
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This pulls in an updated version of
gcp-metadata
which checks both IP and HOST; failing fast as soon as one of the endpoints fails to respond (this addresses issues with cloud run, vs., local environment).Since only
gcpMetadata.isAvailable()
is currently fast pathed, this also performs a slight refactor on environment detection, we first detectisComputeEngine()
hittingisAvailable
, if we detect that we are in a compute engine environment, we next check if we're in kubernetes.This results in one additional check, but improves cold-start performance in non-GCP environments drastically.
TODO: confirm with @JustinBeckwith, @stephenplusplus, etc., that
gcpMetadata.isAvailable()
is true for kubernetes.