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chore: Separation of node health and initialization state from rln_relay #2612
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…tus. Make (only) health endpoint avail early and install others in the last stage of node setup.
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Approving not to be a blocker but I have the feeling we may need some further refactoring
## Health REST API | ||
installHealthApiHandler(server.router, nodeHealthMonitor) | ||
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restServerNotInstalledTab["admin"] = | ||
"/admin endpoints are not available while initializing." | ||
restServerNotInstalledTab["debug"] = | ||
"/debug endpoints are not available while initializing." | ||
restServerNotInstalledTab["relay"] = | ||
"/relay endpoints are not available while initializing." | ||
restServerNotInstalledTab["filter"] = | ||
"/filter endpoints are not available while initializing." | ||
restServerNotInstalledTab["lightpush"] = | ||
"/lightpush endpoints are not available while initializing." | ||
restServerNotInstalledTab["store"] = | ||
"/store endpoints are not available while initializing." | ||
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server.start() | ||
info "Starting REST HTTP server", url = "http://" & $address & ":" & $port & "/" | ||
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ok(some(server)) |
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This block should fall under rest
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I agree, this past... Among with others... Needs refactoring. Here I wanted to keep changes minimum at once.
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Superrr! Thanks so much! 🤩
Adding some small questions, but not blockers
What do you think of the idea that each protocol should report their own "health"? I envision each protocol/sub-system produce a report in a standard format to the rest server when asked. Also to me the concept of node health does not make sense. A node is just a collection of protocols. If my node is un/healthy what does that mean? My 0.02$ |
…nient script for checking node health
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Yes, that what I think too, but nim OOP is a bit dumb and does not provide proper polymorphism.
Note: WakuNodeHealthMonitor is in charge.
Well it does have meaning. During startup we faced with health report derived from (and only from) RlnRelay which does not have a constant state as it is time to time synchronizing. So I found it better to keep an overall state for the configured node. Please notice: This PR is about the enhance the existing /health in two ways only (while keeping changes minimal as possible):
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Sorry, my comment was meant as next step discussion. I agree with the changes here 💯 |
Description
In order to be able to give early status of node startup even during initialization, rest server start and /health endpoint installation must have been separated.
This separation allows users to use health endpoint right after nodes starts and can get comprehensive information about node health status.
Currently a "global" node health status is maintained and as we already had it endpoints gives updates on rln_relay state.
Changes
How to test
curl -X http://localhost:8645/health
2/b. run ./script/chkhealth.sh (located in nwaku repositroy)
Issue
#2020