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nym/validator-api/src/node_status_api/utils.rs
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// Copyright 2021 - Nym Technologies SA <contact@nymtech.net>
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
use crate::node_status_api::models::Uptime;
use crate::node_status_api::{FIFTEEN_MINUTES, ONE_HOUR};
use crate::storage::models::NodeStatus;
use log::warn;
use std::convert::TryInto;
use time::OffsetDateTime;
// A temporary helper struct used to produce reports for active nodes.
pub(crate) struct ActiveNodeStatuses {
pub(crate) identity: String,
pub(crate) owner: String,
pub(crate) statuses: Vec<NodeStatus>,
}
// A helper intermediate struct to remove duplicate code for construction of mixnode and gateway reports
pub(crate) struct NodeUptimes {
pub(crate) most_recent: Uptime,
pub(crate) last_hour: Uptime,
pub(crate) last_day: Uptime,
}
impl NodeUptimes {
pub(crate) fn calculate_from_last_day_reports(
report_time: OffsetDateTime,
last_day: Vec<NodeStatus>,
last_hour_test_runs: usize,
last_day_test_runs: usize,
) -> Self {
let hour_ago = (report_time - ONE_HOUR).unix_timestamp();
let fifteen_minutes_ago = (report_time - FIFTEEN_MINUTES).unix_timestamp();
// If somehow we have more reports than the actual test runs it means something weird is going on
// (or we just started running this code on old data, so if it appears for first 24h, it's fine and actually expected
// as we would not have any run information from the past)
// Either way, bound the the number of "up" reports by number of test runs and log warnings
// if that happens
let last_day_sum: f32 = if last_day.len() > last_day_test_runs {
warn!(
"We have more reports than the actual number of test runs in last day! ({} reports for {} test runs)",
last_day.len(),
last_day_test_runs,
);
last_day
.iter()
.take(last_day_test_runs)
.map(|report| report.reliability() as f32)
.sum()
} else {
// we average over expected number of test runs so if a node was not online for some of them
// it's treated as if it had a "zero" status.
last_day
.iter()
.map(|report| report.reliability() as f32)
.sum()
};
let last_hour_reports = last_day
.iter()
.filter(|report| report.timestamp() >= hour_ago)
.count();
let last_hour_sum: f32 = if last_hour_reports > last_hour_test_runs {
warn!(
"We have more reports than the actual number of test runs in last hour! ({} reports for {} test runs)",
last_hour_reports,
last_hour_test_runs,
);
last_day
.iter()
.filter(|report| report.timestamp() >= hour_ago)
.take(last_hour_test_runs)
.map(|report| report.reliability() as f32)
.sum()
} else {
last_day
.iter()
.filter(|report| report.timestamp() >= hour_ago)
.map(|report| report.reliability() as f32)
.sum()
};
// find the most recent
let most_recent_report = last_day.iter().max_by_key(|report| report.timestamp());
let most_recent = if let Some(most_recent_report) = most_recent_report {
// make sure its within last 15min
if most_recent_report.timestamp() >= fifteen_minutes_ago {
most_recent_report.reliability()
} else {
0
}
} else {
0
};
// the unwraps in Uptime::from_ratio are fine because it's impossible for us to have more "up" results
// than total test runs as we just bounded them
NodeUptimes {
most_recent: most_recent.try_into().unwrap(),
last_hour: Uptime::from_uptime_sum(last_hour_sum, last_hour_test_runs).unwrap(),
last_day: Uptime::from_uptime_sum(last_day_sum, last_day_test_runs).unwrap(),
}
}
}