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chore: easy setup fleets for lpt #3125
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Woooow amazing PR! 🔥 🔥 🔥 Thanks so much!
Left a bunch of random comments but mostly nitpicks.
Really looking forward to deploy the LPT and use it on the fleets! 😍
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return ok(peerInfo) | ||
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randomize() |
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Do we want this call on a global scope or inside a proc? if it's globally, better to put it before every proc definition so it's easier to see
elif codec.contains("filter"): | ||
capability = Capabilities.Filter |
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isn't this elif
redundant if capability is already initialized to Capabilities.Filter
?
Same in selectRandomCapablePeer
var found = none(RemotePeerInfo) | ||
var okPeers: seq[RemotePeerInfo] = @[] | ||
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while found.isNone() and supportivePeers.len > 0: |
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I think we don't even update found
in this proc, it's very similar to selectRandomCapablePeer
- not sure if it's better to avoid the code duplication by having all that same logic in a same place
Actually, I think we don't use selectRandomCapablePeer
anywhere 😶
if connOpt.value().isSome(): | ||
found = some(randomPeer) | ||
debug "Dialing successful", | ||
peer = constructMultiaddrStr(randomPeer), codec = codec | ||
else: | ||
debug "Dialing failed", peer = constructMultiaddrStr(randomPeer), codec = codec |
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Shouldn't we do here
lpt_dialed_peers.inc()
and
lpt_dial_failures.inc()
like in tryCallAllPxPeers
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if conf.bootstrapNode.len > 0: | ||
info "Bootstrapping with PeerExchange to gather random service node" | ||
let futForServiceNode = pxLookupServiceNode(wakuApp.node, conf) | ||
if not (waitFor futForServiceNode.withTimeout(20.minutes)): |
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waitFor
with 20 mins timeout? 😱
# so we will mount PeerExchange to gather possible service peers, if got some | ||
# we will mount the client protocols afterward. | ||
wakuConf.peerExchange = false |
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not sure I understand - according to the comment, shouldn't wakuConf.peerExchange
be set to true
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proc `$`*(cap: Capabilities): string = | ||
case cap | ||
of Capabilities.Relay: | ||
return "Relay" | ||
of Capabilities.Store: | ||
return "Store" | ||
of Capabilities.Filter: | ||
return "Filter" | ||
of Capabilities.Lightpush: | ||
return "Lightpush" | ||
of Capabilities.Sync: | ||
return "Sync" |
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It might be worth having this proc in waku/waku_enr/capabilities.nim
so it can be used in other places too :)
Co-authored-by: gabrielmer <[email protected]>
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LGTM! Thanks for it! 💯
I just added some nitpick comments that I hope you find useful ;P
apps/liteprotocoltester/README.md
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### Using bootstrap nodes | ||
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There are multiple benefits of using bootstrap nodes. By using them liteprotocoltester will use Peer Exchange protocol to get possible peers from the network that are capable to serve as service peers for testing. Additionally it will test dial them to verify their connectivity - this will be reported in the logs and on dashboard metrics. | ||
Also by using bootstrap node and peer exchange discovery, litprotocoltester will be able to simulate service peer switch in case of failures. There are built in tresholds for service peer failures during test and service peer can be switched during the test. Also these service peer failures are reported, thus extening network reliability measures. |
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Also by using bootstrap node and peer exchange discovery, litprotocoltester will be able to simulate service peer switch in case of failures.
This is super interesting! Maybe in the future we could set a list of service-nodes and then validate that the peer switch works well from a fixed service-node set.
There are built in tresholds for service peer failures during test and service peer can be switched during the test. Also these service peer failures are reported, thus extening network reliability measures
Sorry, but I don't fully get the first part of the previous sentence. Aside, there's a tiny typo in entending
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# edit and adjust .env file to your needs and for the network configuration | |||
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docker run --env-file .env liteprotocoltester:latest RECEIVER <service-node-ip4-peer-address> | |||
docker run --env-file .env liteprotocoltester:latest RECEIVER <service-node-peer-address> |
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I think it'd help to have an example on each command so that an not-experienced reader can learn about the expected address format (that tiny suggestion also applies to the following lines as well.)
Added more detailed examples section about how to use it in different ways and conditions. |
Description
A greater upgrade for liteprotocoltester.
Changes
Extension
A new repository https://github.com/waku-org/lpt-runner created to ease the usage and run against various waku networks and fleets.
Issue
#2999