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endpoint to return backup queue, metatdata and pending files count #1100

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responseMap.put("tasksQueued", fs.getUploadTasksQueued());
responseMap.put("queueSize", priamServer.getConfiguration().getBackupQueueSize());
for (Map.Entry<String, Integer> entry :
backupService.countPendingBackupFiles().entrySet()) {
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Why do we need to make a distinction between snapshot and incremental backup files in this case? Prefer to combine them into a total count if we can afford to.

responseMap.put(entry.getKey(), entry.getValue());
}

List<BackupMetadata> latestBackupMetadata =
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We can get this metadata from elsewhere. Please don't make the local node do it. Prefer creating an Antigravity endpoint that fetches this information from cass_cde.

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We want a node specific backup metadata in the realtime to compute if the backup was started in last 30 mins.

Map<String, Object> responseMap = new HashMap<>();

responseMap.put("tasksQueued", fs.getUploadTasksQueued());
responseMap.put("queueSize", priamServer.getConfiguration().getBackupQueueSize());
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This does not require information that only the local node has. Please read it from fast properties. Or better yet, don't include it in the calculations as we might move to a model where the queue is small and populated as needed and the only metric that matters is the remaining files on disk.

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This FP is not set for every cluster and we need it to compute the file threshold for which we want to wait for backup upload to complete.

@@ -55,6 +60,9 @@ public class BackupServletV2 {
private final Provider<AbstractBackupPath> pathProvider;
private final BackupV2Service backupService;
private final BackupNotificationMgr backupNotificationMgr;
private final PriamServer priamServer;

private final BackupMetrics backupMetrics;
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This is unused. Please remove it.

@@ -138,4 +140,19 @@ private Void deleteIfEmpty(File dir) {
if (FileUtils.sizeOfDirectory(dir) == 0) FileUtils.deleteQuietly(dir);
return null;
}

public static int countFilesInBackupDir(IConfiguration config) throws Exception {
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My preference is that we not co-mingle this with classes dedicated to uploading incremental backups or taking snapshots. Please put these methods in backupV2Servlet or in a class with the purpose of counting the number of files. You'll need to share the constants INCREMENTAL_BACKUP_FOLDER and SNAPSHOT_FOLDER between all of them. The best place would be as static constants in BackupRestoreUtil.

Now that I think about it, the total bytes is really what is of interest. There is already an interface called DirectorySize and an implementation for Snapshot directories called SnapshotDirectorySize. You could implement a similar one for incrementals.

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