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removing unused files and hotfixing the network status job #3598

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Description

removing unused files and hotfixing the network status job

Changes Made

  • removing unused files and hotfixing the network status job

Testing

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  • Relevant tests passed: [List test names]

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  • Which services were modified:
    • device registry

API Documentation Updated?

  • Yes, API documentation was updated
  • No, API documentation does not need updating

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new network status monitoring job with updated scheduling and logging thresholds.
    • Added timezone handling for improved accuracy in job execution.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed outdated network status job and related tests to streamline functionality.
  • Documentation

    • Updated references to constants for better clarity and maintainability.

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This pull request introduces significant changes to the network status monitoring jobs within the device registry. It deletes the existing check-network-status-job.js and store-readings-job.js files, replacing them with a new implementation in new-check-network-status-job.js that incorporates updated scheduling, logging mechanisms, and constants. Additionally, the unit tests for the previous job have been removed. The server configuration is modified to activate the new job, ensuring it runs every two hours at a specified time.

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File Path Change Summary
src/device-registry/bin/jobs/check-network-status-job.js Deleted: Scheduled job for monitoring network status, including logging and error handling.
src/device-registry/bin/jobs/new-check-network-status-job.js Added: New job with updated scheduling, logging logic, and constants for uptime threshold.
src/device-registry/bin/jobs/store-readings-job.js Deleted: Scheduled job for fetching and storing event data, with logging and error handling.
src/device-registry/bin/jobs/test/ut_check-network-status-job.js Deleted: Unit tests for the previous network status job, validating various conditions.
src/device-registry/bin/server.js Modified: Included new job in server setup for activation of the updated network status job.

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Attention: Patch coverage is 71.42857% with 2 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 29.63%. Comparing base (2ba181b) to head (08c268c).
Report is 2 commits behind head on staging.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
src/device-registry/bin/jobs/new-check-network-status-job.js (4)

9-11: Excellent addition of timezone handling and uptime threshold!

The introduction of moment-timezone for local timezone detection is a commendable improvement. The UPTIME_THRESHOLD constant adds clarity to the code's intent.

However, consider making UPTIME_THRESHOLD configurable through environment variables for easier adjustments across different environments.

You could implement this as follows:

const UPTIME_THRESHOLD = process.env.UPTIME_THRESHOLD || 50;

This allows for easy configuration changes without code modifications.


38-47: Great use of the new UPTIME_THRESHOLD constant!

The implementation of UPTIME_THRESHOLD in the condition and log messages enhances code clarity and maintainability. Well done!

For even better logging, consider including the total number of devices in your log message. This additional context could be valuable for monitoring and debugging.

You might want to modify the log message as follows:

`⚠️💔😥 More than ${UPTIME_THRESHOLD}% of devices are offline: ${offlinePercentage.toFixed(2)}% (${offlineDevicesCount} out of ${totalDevices} devices)`

This provides a more comprehensive overview of the network status.


69-69: Cron schedule update looks good!

The modification to run the job at minute 30 of every 2nd hour is well-implemented and properly commented. This change should provide more predictable execution times.

To ensure this change is well-documented beyond the code, consider updating any relevant documentation or runbooks that might reference the job's schedule.

If you haven't already, make sure to update any external documentation that might reference this job's schedule. This could include:

  • README files
  • Operations manuals
  • Monitoring dashboards

72-72: Excellent use of dynamically determined timezone!

The switch to using the TIMEZONE constant, which is dynamically determined using moment-timezone, is a great improvement. This approach is more flexible and less prone to configuration errors.

For added robustness, you might want to include a fallback in case the timezone detection fails.

Consider modifying the TIMEZONE constant definition as follows:

const TIMEZONE = moment.tz.guess() || 'UTC';

This ensures that even if timezone detection fails, the job will still run using UTC as a fallback.

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Learnt from: Baalmart
PR: airqo-platform/AirQo-api#3540
File: src/device-registry/bin/server.js:28-28
Timestamp: 2024-09-28T10:12:51.189Z
Learning: The old file `check-network-status-job.js` still exists and it's acceptable to have references to it in the codebase.
Learnt from: Baalmart
PR: airqo-platform/AirQo-api#3540
File: src/device-registry/bin/server.js:28-28
Timestamp: 2024-10-08T15:32:51.516Z
Learning: The old file `check-network-status-job.js` still exists and it's acceptable to have references to it in the codebase.
src/device-registry/bin/server.js (2)
Learnt from: Baalmart
PR: airqo-platform/AirQo-api#3540
File: src/device-registry/bin/server.js:28-28
Timestamp: 2024-09-28T10:12:51.189Z
Learning: The old file `check-network-status-job.js` still exists and it's acceptable to have references to it in the codebase.
Learnt from: Baalmart
PR: airqo-platform/AirQo-api#3540
File: src/device-registry/bin/server.js:28-28
Timestamp: 2024-10-08T15:32:51.516Z
Learning: The old file `check-network-status-job.js` still exists and it's acceptable to have references to it in the codebase.
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src/device-registry/bin/jobs/new-check-network-status-job.js

[warning] 55-55: src/device-registry/bin/jobs/new-check-network-status-job.js#L55
Added line #L55 was not covered by tests

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src/device-registry/bin/jobs/new-check-network-status-job.js (1)

55-59: Consistent logging improvement, but let's address test coverage.

The updated log message for acceptable network status is consistent with the earlier changes, which is great for maintaining code coherence.

However, the static analysis tool has flagged that this new line isn't covered by tests. While this might be a false positive, it's worth ensuring that our test suite comprehensively covers all scenarios.

To verify the test coverage and potentially address this issue, you could run the following command:

If no relevant tests are found, consider adding a new test case to cover this logging scenario.

Would you like assistance in drafting a test case for this logging functionality?

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[warning] 55-55: src/device-registry/bin/jobs/new-check-network-status-job.js#L55
Added line #L55 was not covered by tests

src/device-registry/bin/server.js (1)

28-28: Excellent addition of the new network status job!

The inclusion of the new check-network-status job aligns perfectly with the PR objectives and follows the established pattern for job integration in this file. Well done!

A couple of friendly suggestions to ensure a smooth transition:

  1. It might be worthwhile to verify if the old check-network-status-job.js file is still being used elsewhere in the codebase. If not, consider removing it to keep things tidy.
  2. Don't forget to update any relevant documentation to reflect this change in the network status job implementation.

To help with the verification process, you can run the following script:

This will help ensure a clean transition to the new job implementation.

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Verification Complete: Old check-network-status-job.js Successfully Removed

All references to the old check-network-status-job.js have been eliminated, and the file has been removed from the codebase. This ensures a clean transition to the new network status job implementation. Excellent work!

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