consider devices which have been off for more than 7 days #3697
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src/device-registry/models/Event.js (2)
24-24: Approved: UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLD update aligns with PR objective.The change from 48 to 168 hours (7 days) for the
UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLDconstant aligns well with the PR objective to consider devices that have been off for more than 7 days. This adjustment will affect the frequency of uptime alerts and overall system behavior.Consider adding a comment explaining the rationale behind this 7-day threshold, which could be helpful for future maintenance.
Inconsistent Uptime Threshold Constants Detected
It appears that both
UPTIME_THRESHOLDandUPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLDare used within the codebase with different values:
UPTIME_THRESHOLD:
src/device-registry/utils/scripts/downtime-report.js: 48src/device-registry/bin/jobs/v2-check-network-status-job.js: 50UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLD:
src/device-registry/models/Event.js: 168This inconsistency can lead to confusion and potential bugs. It's recommended to:
- Consolidate these constants into a single
UPTIME_THRESHOLDto maintain consistency across the codebase.- Update all references to ensure they use the unified constant.
- Document the chosen threshold value and its purpose clearly.
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1004-1048: Consider the implications of the increased UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLD on logging frequency.The
filterNullAndReportOffDevicesfunction now uses the increasedUPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLDof 168 hours (7 days). This change will result in:
- Less frequent logging of "off" devices, as the threshold has been extended from 2 to 7 days.
- Potential reduction in the volume of logs generated.
- Delayed detection of devices that have gone offline, which might be intentional based on the PR objective.
Consider adding a comment in this function to explain the 7-day threshold and its implications on device monitoring.
To ensure this change doesn't adversely affect the system's ability to monitor device status, we should verify the impact on log volume and device status tracking. Here's a script to check the current log patterns:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the current log patterns for device uptime alerts # Search for log entries related to device uptime rg "Last refreshed time difference exceeds" --type jsLength of output: 97
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the current log patterns for device uptime alerts in JavaScript files # Search for log entries related to device uptime in JavaScript files rg "Last refreshed time difference exceeds" --type jsLength of output: 511
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Find definitions of UPTIME_THRESHOLD and UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLD across the codebase # Search for definition of UPTIME_THRESHOLD rg "const\s+UPTIME_THRESHOLD\s*=" --type js # Search for definition of UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLD rg "const\s+UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLD\s*=" --type jsLength of output: 340
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src/device-registry/models/Event.js (1)
24-24: Verify the system-wide impact of the UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLD change.While the
UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLDconstant is only directly used in thefilterNullAndReportOffDevicesfunction, the implications of this change from 2 days to 7 days might affect other parts of the system that rely on the uptime check results.To ensure this change doesn't have unintended consequences, please verify:
- Any dashboards or reports that display device uptime statistics.
- Any alerts or notifications systems that might be triggered by device downtime.
- Any data analysis or machine learning models that use device uptime as a feature.
Here's a script to help identify potential areas affected by this change:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Identify potential areas affected by UPTIME_CHECK_THRESHOLD change # Search for files that might be using the results of uptime checks rg -t js -t python "device.*uptime|uptime.*check|device.*status"
Description
During uptime checks, consider devices which have been off for more than 7 days
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