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beszel/internal/hub/systems/system_realtime.go
henrygd 5360f762e4 expand container monitoring functionality (#928)
- Add new /containers route with virtualized table showing all containers across systems
- Implement container stats collection (CPU, memory, network usage) with health status tracking
- Add container logs and info API endpoints with syntax highlighting using Shiki
- Create detailed container views with fullscreen logs/info dialogs and refresh functionality
- Add container table to individual system pages with lazy loading
- Implement container record storage with automatic cleanup and historical averaging
- Update navbar with container navigation icon
- Extract reusable ActiveAlerts component from home page
- Add FooterRepoLink component for consistent GitHub/version display
- Enhance filtering and search capabilities across container tables
2025-10-18 16:32:16 -04:00

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package systems
import (
"encoding/json"
"strings"
"sync"
"time"
"github.com/henrygd/beszel/internal/common"
"github.com/pocketbase/pocketbase/core"
"github.com/pocketbase/pocketbase/tools/subscriptions"
)
type subscriptionInfo struct {
subscription string
connectedClients uint8
}
var (
activeSubscriptions = make(map[string]*subscriptionInfo)
workerRunning bool
realtimeTicker *time.Ticker
tickerStopChan chan struct{}
realtimeMutex sync.Mutex
)
// onRealtimeConnectRequest handles client connection events for realtime subscriptions.
// It cleans up existing subscriptions when a client connects.
func (sm *SystemManager) onRealtimeConnectRequest(e *core.RealtimeConnectRequestEvent) error {
// after e.Next() is the client disconnection
e.Next()
subscriptions := e.Client.Subscriptions()
for k := range subscriptions {
sm.removeRealtimeSubscription(k, subscriptions[k])
}
return nil
}
// onRealtimeSubscribeRequest handles client subscription events for realtime metrics.
// It tracks new subscriptions and unsubscriptions to manage the realtime worker lifecycle.
func (sm *SystemManager) onRealtimeSubscribeRequest(e *core.RealtimeSubscribeRequestEvent) error {
oldSubs := e.Client.Subscriptions()
// after e.Next() is the result of the subscribe request
err := e.Next()
newSubs := e.Client.Subscriptions()
// handle new subscriptions
for k, options := range newSubs {
if _, ok := oldSubs[k]; !ok {
if strings.HasPrefix(k, "rt_metrics") {
systemId := options.Query["system"]
if _, ok := activeSubscriptions[systemId]; !ok {
activeSubscriptions[systemId] = &subscriptionInfo{
subscription: k,
}
}
activeSubscriptions[systemId].connectedClients += 1
sm.onRealtimeSubscriptionAdded()
}
}
}
// handle unsubscriptions
for k := range oldSubs {
if _, ok := newSubs[k]; !ok {
sm.removeRealtimeSubscription(k, oldSubs[k])
}
}
return err
}
// onRealtimeSubscriptionAdded initializes or starts the realtime worker when the first subscription is added.
// It ensures only one worker runs at a time and creates the ticker for periodic data fetching.
func (sm *SystemManager) onRealtimeSubscriptionAdded() {
realtimeMutex.Lock()
defer realtimeMutex.Unlock()
// Start the worker if it's not already running
if !workerRunning {
workerRunning = true
// Create a new stop channel for this worker instance
tickerStopChan = make(chan struct{})
go sm.startRealtimeWorker()
}
// If no ticker exists, create one
if realtimeTicker == nil {
realtimeTicker = time.NewTicker(1 * time.Second)
}
}
// checkSubscriptions stops the realtime worker when there are no active subscriptions.
// This prevents unnecessary resource usage when no clients are listening for realtime data.
func (sm *SystemManager) checkSubscriptions() {
if !workerRunning || len(activeSubscriptions) > 0 {
return
}
realtimeMutex.Lock()
defer realtimeMutex.Unlock()
// Signal the worker to stop
if tickerStopChan != nil {
select {
case tickerStopChan <- struct{}{}:
default:
}
}
if realtimeTicker != nil {
realtimeTicker.Stop()
realtimeTicker = nil
}
// Mark worker as stopped (will be reset when next subscription comes in)
workerRunning = false
}
// removeRealtimeSubscription removes a realtime subscription and checks if the worker should be stopped.
// It only processes subscriptions with the "rt_metrics" prefix and triggers cleanup when subscriptions are removed.
func (sm *SystemManager) removeRealtimeSubscription(subscription string, options subscriptions.SubscriptionOptions) {
if strings.HasPrefix(subscription, "rt_metrics") {
systemId := options.Query["system"]
if info, ok := activeSubscriptions[systemId]; ok {
info.connectedClients -= 1
if info.connectedClients <= 0 {
delete(activeSubscriptions, systemId)
}
}
sm.checkSubscriptions()
}
}
// startRealtimeWorker runs the main loop for fetching realtime data from agents.
// It continuously fetches system data and broadcasts it to subscribed clients via WebSocket.
func (sm *SystemManager) startRealtimeWorker() {
sm.fetchRealtimeDataAndNotify()
for {
select {
case <-tickerStopChan:
return
case <-realtimeTicker.C:
// Check if ticker is still valid (might have been stopped)
if realtimeTicker == nil || len(activeSubscriptions) == 0 {
return
}
// slog.Debug("activeSubscriptions", "count", len(activeSubscriptions))
sm.fetchRealtimeDataAndNotify()
}
}
}
// fetchRealtimeDataAndNotify fetches realtime data for all active subscriptions and notifies the clients.
func (sm *SystemManager) fetchRealtimeDataAndNotify() {
for systemId, info := range activeSubscriptions {
system, err := sm.GetSystem(systemId)
if err != nil {
continue
}
go func() {
data, err := system.fetchDataFromAgent(common.DataRequestOptions{CacheTimeMs: 1000})
if err != nil {
return
}
bytes, err := json.Marshal(data)
if err == nil {
notify(sm.hub, info.subscription, bytes)
}
}()
}
}
// notify broadcasts realtime data to all clients subscribed to a specific subscription.
// It iterates through all connected clients and sends the data only to those with matching subscriptions.
func notify(app core.App, subscription string, data []byte) error {
message := subscriptions.Message{
Name: subscription,
Data: data,
}
for _, client := range app.SubscriptionsBroker().Clients() {
if !client.HasSubscription(subscription) {
continue
}
client.Send(message)
}
return nil
}