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Remotedaemon Project: New Container Services & Performance Updates

What developments have taken place today?

Today’s commits introduce several new container services for monitoring and managing various aspects of the remotedaemon project, alongside improvements to existing components and data handling. The primary focus is on establishing a robust and automated system for checking consumer health, processing notifications, and tracking website URL metrics.

Here’s a breakdown of the key changes:

• Consumer Checker Container: A new Docker container (remotedaemon_com_consumer_checker) has been added to continuously monitor and rebuild the consumer application using air. It includes SSH access for GitLab integration, automated memory logging, and volume mounts for code, data, and Docker socket communication.
• Notification Consumer Container: A new container service (remotedaemon_com_consumer_notification) handles RabbitMQ notifications, utilizing OpenTelemetry tracing for observability. This allows proactive alerts based on website performance changes.
• Data Writer Container: A new container service (remotedaemon_com_consumer_write_data) is introduced to handle data writing operations, integrating with RabbitMQ and maintaining consistency through database updates.
• Redis Metric Storage: The codebase has been updated to store website URL metrics in Redis, enabling faster retrieval of performance statistics for API responses. This includes a new RedisStatSaver struct and related logic.
• API Response Enhancements: The ApiResponseDomain struct now incorporates a total_url_count field to provide more comprehensive information about domain performance. The associated decoding and encoding logic has been updated accordingly.
• Data Update Improvements: The CustomTable component has been enhanced with dynamic data updates, resource cleanup for DOM elements, and new action icons for exporting and deleting domains. SSE integration is included (commented out) to support real-time data updates.
• Subproject Identifier Updates: Two subproject identifiers have been updated to reflect newer versions of the underlying projects.

These changes collectively aim to improve the system’s reliability, scalability, observability, and maintainability by introducing dedicated containerized services for key operational tasks and centralizing data storage for efficient access. The use of technologies like air, Redis, and RabbitMQ demonstrates a commitment to modern infrastructure practices.

Summary: These changes are important because they establish a more robust and automated system for monitoring, managing, and reporting on the health and performance of website URLs within the remotedaemon project. They improve operational efficiency, provide better visibility into critical metrics, and lay the foundation for future enhancements such as real-time data updates through SSE.

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