[feature] Updated monitoring integration to support new timeseries DBs - #772
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds InfluxDB 2 query support for RADIUS monitoring charts through reusable Flux query builders and backend-specific configurations. Accounting metric deletion now uses the monitoring client API. CI and Docker Compose support backend-specific startup, readiness checks, environment variables, and coverage labels. Test settings and orchestration support selectable time-series backends. Installation and user documentation describe the supported configurations. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds InfluxDB 2 query support and changes metric deletion to a backend-neutral API, but the current head still depends on a companion client change and does not directly establish that deletion remains limited to the unaccounted session; CI token permissions and backend configuration documentation also need owner follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CI
participant DockerCompose
participant MonitoringBackend
participant MonitoringTests
CI->>DockerCompose: Start selected time-series backend
DockerCompose->>MonitoringBackend: Provide configured service
CI->>MonitoringBackend: Poll backend readiness
CI->>MonitoringTests: Set backend integration environment
MonitoringTests->>MonitoringBackend: Execute RADIUS monitoring queries
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- Around line 14-16: Add a workflow-level permissions block to the CI workflow
with all token scopes set to read-only or disabled, granting write access only
to explicitly required scopes if any existing job needs them. Keep the current
matrix job configuration unchanged.
In `@docs/user/radius_monitoring.rst`:
- Around line 54-56: Update the paragraph describing automatic chart selection
to state that the project must configure TIMESERIES_DATABASE and the
corresponding database connection; limit the “no additional configuration” claim
to chart-specific configuration only, consistent with the implemented behavior.
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`@openwisp_radius/integrations/monitoring/management/commands/rebuild_radius_accounting_metrics.py`:
- Around line 112-114: Extend the timeseries deletion API to support deleting a
single point by timestamp, then update the rebuild flow around
timeseries_db.delete_metric_data to use that supported point-scoped operation
for session.stop_time. In test_rebuild_radius_accounting_metrics.py, replace the
mock-only assertion with a backend-backed test proving that only the targeted
metric point is deleted; retain other points in the matching series.
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| The charts above are defined for InfluxDB 1.8 and InfluxDB 2.x and are | ||
| selected automatically according to the ``TIMESERIES_DATABASE`` setting of | ||
| the project, no additional configuration is needed. |
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Document the required database configuration.
The phrase “no additional configuration is needed” is too broad. The project must configure TIMESERIES_DATABASE and the selected database connection. If the intended claim is only that no chart-specific configuration is needed, state that explicitly.
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-The charts above are defined for InfluxDB 1.8 and InfluxDB 2.x and are
-selected automatically according to the ``TIMESERIES_DATABASE`` setting of
-the project, no additional configuration is needed.
+The charts above support InfluxDB 1.8 and InfluxDB 2.x. After the project
+configures ``TIMESERIES_DATABASE`` and the selected database connection, the
+charts use the corresponding backend-specific query definitions.As per path instructions, verify that documentation remains consistent with implemented behavior.
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| The charts above are defined for InfluxDB 1.8 and InfluxDB 2.x and are | |
| selected automatically according to the ``TIMESERIES_DATABASE`` setting of | |
| the project, no additional configuration is needed. | |
| The charts above support InfluxDB 1.8 and InfluxDB 2.x. After the project | |
| configures ``TIMESERIES_DATABASE`` and the selected database connection, the | |
| charts use the corresponding backend-specific query definitions. |
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}
for label, url in urls.items():
source = urllib.request.urlopen(url).read().decode()
tree = ast.parse(source)
matches = [
node for node in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(node, ast.FunctionDef) and node.name == "delete_metric_data"
]
if len(matches) != 1:
raise SystemExit(f"{label}: expected one definition, found {len(matches)}")
fn = matches[0]
positional = [arg.arg for arg in fn.args.posonlyargs + fn.args.args]
keyword_only = [arg.arg for arg in fn.args.kwonlyargs]
has_var_kwargs = fn.args.kwarg is not None
print(
label,
"positional=", positional,
"keyword_only=", keyword_only,
"var_kwargs=", has_var_kwargs,
"timestamp_parameter=",
"timestamp" in positional or "timestamp" in keyword_only,
)
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Use a point-scoped deletion API.
delete_metric_data accepts only key and tags; timestamp raises TypeError before the metric is rebuilt. Removing timestamp would delete the entire matching series. Add point-scoped deletion support, then replace the mock-only assertion with a backend-backed scope test.
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around lines 112 - 114, Extend the timeseries deletion API to support deleting a
single point by timestamp, then update the rebuild flow around
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| call_command( | ||
| "rebuild_radius_accounting_metrics", commit=True, stdout=StringIO() | ||
| ) | ||
| metric = self.metric_model.objects.get(configuration="radius_acc") | ||
| points = metric.chart_set.get(configuration="radius_traffic").read() | ||
| # the point of the accounted session is still there: | ||
| # 8 + 1 GB of download and 9 + 2 GB of upload | ||
| self.assertEqual(points["summary"], {"upload": 11, "download": 9}) |
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Assert selective deletion directly.
The test checks only the final aggregate. It can pass if the command deletes both points and recreates both points, because the summary remains {"upload": 11, "download": 9}. Assert that exactly one session is processed and verify the accounted session timestamp remains in the chart data, or assert that deletion targets only the unaccounted session.
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In
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around lines 160 - 167, Strengthen the test around the
rebuild_radius_accounting_metrics command so it verifies selective deletion
rather than only the final summary. Assert that exactly one session is processed
and confirm the accounted session’s timestamp remains in the radius_traffic
chart data, or directly verify deletion targets only the unaccounted session.
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Please rebase on the latest master, see my comments below
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| ${{ matrix.tsdb }} | Python==${{ matrix.python-version }} | | ||
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This workflow still inherits the repository's write default for GITHUB_TOKEN, although these jobs only need read access. The expanded matrix therefore runs third-party actions with more authority than necessary.
Please set workflow-level permissions: contents: read and grant any additional scope only to the specific job that requires it.
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| # The other timeseries backends are tested only on the latest Python | ||
| # and Django versions, and only on the monitoring integration. | ||
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This matrix adds only InfluxDB 2, but the PR declares Closes #769, which also requires Elasticsearch query definitions and integration coverage. The current settings reject TIMESERIES_BACKEND=elasticsearch, so merging this version would close the issue while leaving one of its supported backends broken.
Please either complete the Elasticsearch configuration, queries, documentation, and CI coverage before merging, or narrow this PR and keep the remaining work tracked by an open linked issue instead of closing #769.
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| uses: actions/setup-python@v6 | ||
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| python-version: "3.10" | ||
| python-version: "3.11" |
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This change seems unrelated to this PR. Is it necessary? If not, remove.
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| # Flux does not provide the linear fill of InfluxDB 1 | ||
| return ( | ||
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This fill() does not fill missing registration buckets. Flux selector functions such as last() remove empty buckets, so there is no value here for fill(usePrevious: true) to use. If the hourly task misses one run, the chart has a gap instead of showing the most recent total.
Please change the query so an empty bucket is returned and shows the most recent total rather than disappearing. Add an InfluxDB 2 regression test with a missing middle bucket that checks the timestamps and values.
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Flux range() excludes its stop, while the existing InfluxQL queries include points matching the requested end date with time <= end_date. Every new Flux chart and summary can therefore omit a point exactly on the selected upper boundary.
Please make the Flux queries include a point whose timestamp is exactly the requested end date, as the existing InfluxQL queries do. Add a regression test for that boundary case.
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Reference to Existing Issue
Closes #769.
Elasticsearch support is added in a follow-up commit on this branch, once
openwisp/openwisp-monitoring#829 provides the missing client logic.
Description of Changes
The RADIUS monitoring integration only defined InfluxQL queries, so its charts
did not work on the other timeseries backends supported by OpenWISP Monitoring.
charts. A summary query is needed because, unlike InfluxDB 1, the influxdb2
backend cannot derive the summary from the chart query.
rebuild_radius_accounting_metricsfrom a rawInfluxQL query to
timeseries_db.delete_metric_data(), so that the commandworks on every backend.
TIMESERIES_BACKEND; CI runs them on both InfluxDB 1 and InfluxDB 2.This PR requires openwisp/openwisp-monitoring#829, which adds what is missing
on the client side:
delete_metric_data()accepts atimestamp, to delete a single point;last()as an aggregate function, which the"Total Registered Users" chart relies on;
requirements-test.txtpoints to that branch in the meantime and has to bechanged back to
1.3after it is merged.