aprs.me/test/aprsme/workers/packet_cleanup_worker_test.exs
Graham McIntire 51e068f3f1
Add PromEx Prometheus exporter and /metrics endpoint
Wire up prom_ex with built-in Application, Beam, Phoenix, PhoenixLiveView,
and Ecto plugins, plus a custom plugin that exposes the existing
app-specific telemetry (packet pipeline, spatial PubSub, repo pool,
postgres stats, insert optimizer) as Prometheus metrics.

Mount PromEx.Plug at /metrics — internal-only, intended to be scraped
by the cluster's external Prometheus through the kube-apiserver pod
proxy. K8s pod template now carries prometheus.io/{scrape,port,path}
annotations so the existing kubernetes-pods scrape job picks it up
automatically.

PromEx is disabled in the test environment.

Also harden the packet cleanup and partition manager tests with
Repo.delete_all setup hooks so they aren't poisoned by residual rows
committed outside a sandbox transaction in earlier runs (which were
inflating delete counts and triggering ATTACH PARTITION check_violation
errors against packets_default).
2026-05-08 10:41:06 -05:00

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defmodule Aprsme.Workers.PacketCleanupWorkerTest do
use Aprsme.DataCase, async: false
alias Aprsme.BadPacket
alias Aprsme.Packet
alias Aprsme.PartitionManager
alias Aprsme.Workers.PacketCleanupWorker
setup do
# Defensive: rows in packets_default whose received_at falls inside a
# range we're about to ATTACH would trigger a check_violation. Wipe
# the parent so partition operations are unobstructed.
Repo.delete_all(Packet)
:ok
end
describe "perform/1 with cleanup_days" do
test "drops old partitions via PartitionManager" do
# Ensure current partitions exist
{:ok, _} = PartitionManager.ensure_partitions_exist()
# Create an old partition (30 days ago)
old_date = Date.add(Date.utc_today(), -30)
name = PartitionManager.partition_name(old_date)
{from_dt, to_dt} = PartitionManager.partition_range(old_date)
Repo.query!(
"CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS #{name} PARTITION OF packets FOR VALUES FROM ('#{DateTime.to_iso8601(from_dt)}') TO ('#{DateTime.to_iso8601(to_dt)}')"
)
# Verify old partition exists
assert name in PartitionManager.list_partitions()
assert :ok = PacketCleanupWorker.perform(%{"cleanup_days" => 7})
# Old partition should be dropped
refute name in PartitionManager.list_partitions()
end
test "does not drop recent partitions" do
{:ok, _} = PartitionManager.ensure_partitions_exist()
today_name = PartitionManager.partition_name(Date.utc_today())
assert :ok = PacketCleanupWorker.perform(%{"cleanup_days" => 7})
assert today_name in PartitionManager.list_partitions()
end
test "drops the partition exactly at the cleanup cutoff" do
cutoff_date = Date.add(Date.utc_today(), -7)
name = PartitionManager.partition_name(cutoff_date)
{from_dt, to_dt} = PartitionManager.partition_range(cutoff_date)
Repo.query!(
"CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS #{name} PARTITION OF packets FOR VALUES FROM ('#{DateTime.to_iso8601(from_dt)}') TO ('#{DateTime.to_iso8601(to_dt)}')"
)
assert :ok = PacketCleanupWorker.perform(%{"cleanup_days" => 7})
refute name in PartitionManager.list_partitions()
end
end
describe "perform/1 without cleanup_days" do
test "drops old partitions and cleans up bad packets" do
{:ok, _} = PartitionManager.ensure_partitions_exist()
# Create an old bad packet
retention_days = Application.get_env(:aprsme, :packet_retention_days, 7)
old_time =
DateTime.utc_now()
|> DateTime.add(-(retention_days + 10) * 86_400, :second)
|> DateTime.truncate(:microsecond)
Repo.insert!(%BadPacket{raw_packet: "bad", error_message: "test", attempted_at: old_time})
# Create a recent bad packet
recent_time =
DateTime.utc_now()
|> DateTime.add(-3600, :second)
|> DateTime.truncate(:microsecond)
Repo.insert!(%BadPacket{raw_packet: "recent_bad", error_message: "test", attempted_at: recent_time})
assert :ok = PacketCleanupWorker.perform(%{})
# Only recent bad packet should remain
assert Repo.aggregate(BadPacket, :count) == 1
end
end
describe "perform/1 with negative cleanup_days" do
test "falls through to default perform and succeeds" do
{:ok, _} = PartitionManager.ensure_partitions_exist()
# Negative days don't match the guard, so falls through to the catch-all
assert :ok = PacketCleanupWorker.perform(%{"cleanup_days" => -1})
end
end
describe "perform/1 with extra fields that the guard ignores" do
test "accepts a map with cleanup_days plus unrelated keys" do
{:ok, _} = PartitionManager.ensure_partitions_exist()
assert :ok =
PacketCleanupWorker.perform(%{
"cleanup_days" => 30,
"random_field" => "ignored"
})
end
test "handles zero cleanup_days by falling through to default" do
{:ok, _} = PartitionManager.ensure_partitions_exist()
# 0 doesn't match the `days > 0` guard.
assert :ok = PacketCleanupWorker.perform(%{"cleanup_days" => 0})
end
test "handles non-integer cleanup_days by falling through to default" do
{:ok, _} = PartitionManager.ensure_partitions_exist()
assert :ok = PacketCleanupWorker.perform(%{"cleanup_days" => "string"})
end
end
end