towerops/lib/towerops/agents.ex
Graham McIntire 2528e78ff9 refactor: extract per-schema Query modules for organization_id filters
Adds 7 new composable Query modules following the existing
DeviceQuery/AlertQuery pattern. Each exposes base/0 and for_organization/1,2
plus filters used by 2+ callers.

New modules:
- Towerops.OnCall.ScheduleQuery
- Towerops.OnCall.EscalationPolicyQuery
- Towerops.Maintenance.MaintenanceWindowQuery
- Towerops.Organizations.MembershipQuery
- Towerops.Organizations.InvitationQuery
- Towerops.Agents.AgentTokenQuery
- Towerops.Gaiia.DeviceSubscriberLinkQuery

Refactors callsites in alerts, agents, devices, gaiia, maintenance, on_call,
organizations, search, and subscription_limits to use existing or new Query
modules instead of inline 'where: x.organization_id == ^...' clauses.
2026-04-30 14:26:30 -05:00

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Elixir

defmodule Towerops.Agents do
@moduledoc """
The Agents context for managing remote SNMP polling agents.
This context provides functions for creating and managing agent authentication tokens,
assigning devices to agents, and verifying agent credentials.
"""
import Ecto.Query, warn: false
alias Towerops.Agents.AgentAssignment
alias Towerops.Agents.AgentCache
alias Towerops.Agents.AgentToken
alias Towerops.Agents.AgentTokenQuery
alias Towerops.Agents.ReleaseChecker
alias Towerops.Devices.Device
alias Towerops.Repo
require Logger
## Token management
@doc """
Creates a new agent token for an organization.
Returns {:ok, agent_token, token_string} where token_string is the plain token
that should be shown to the user ONCE and never stored.
## Examples
iex> create_agent_token(org_id, "Datacenter Agent")
{:ok, %AgentToken{}, "abc123..."}
iex> create_agent_token(nil, "")
{:error, %Ecto.Changeset{}}
"""
@spec create_agent_token(String.t(), String.t()) :: {:ok, AgentToken.t(), String.t()} | {:error, Ecto.Changeset.t()}
def create_agent_token(organization_id, name) do
{token, changeset} = AgentToken.build_token(organization_id, name)
case Repo.insert(changeset) do
{:ok, agent_token} ->
broadcast_agent_change(:agent_created, agent_token)
{:ok, agent_token, token}
{:error, changeset} ->
{:error, changeset}
end
end
@doc """
Creates a new cloud poller agent token (superadmin only).
Cloud pollers are application-wide agents that are not tied to any organization
and can poll devices for any organization.
Returns {:ok, agent_token, token_string} where token_string is the plain token
that should be shown to the user ONCE and never stored.
## Examples
iex> create_cloud_poller("Cloud Poller 1")
{:ok, %AgentToken{is_cloud_poller: true}, "abc123..."}
"""
@spec create_cloud_poller(String.t()) :: {:ok, AgentToken.t(), String.t()} | {:error, Ecto.Changeset.t()}
def create_cloud_poller(name) do
{token, changeset} = AgentToken.build_token(nil, name, is_cloud_poller: true)
case Repo.insert(changeset) do
{:ok, agent_token} ->
broadcast_agent_change(:agent_created, agent_token)
{:ok, agent_token, token}
{:error, changeset} ->
{:error, changeset}
end
end
@doc """
Lists all agent tokens for an organization.
Returns a list of agent tokens ordered by creation date (newest first).
Does not include cloud pollers.
## Examples
iex> list_organization_agent_tokens(org_id)
[%AgentToken{}, ...]
"""
@spec list_organization_agent_tokens(String.t()) :: [AgentToken.t()]
def list_organization_agent_tokens(organization_id) do
organization_id
|> AgentTokenQuery.for_organization()
|> AgentTokenQuery.excluding_cloud_pollers()
|> order_by([t], desc: t.inserted_at)
|> Repo.all()
end
@doc """
Lists all agent tokens across all organizations, including cloud pollers.
Returns a list of agent tokens with organization preloaded, ordered by
creation date (newest first). Used by the admin agents page.
## Examples
iex> list_all_agent_tokens()
[%AgentToken{organization: %Organization{}}, ...]
"""
@spec list_all_agent_tokens() :: [AgentToken.t()]
def list_all_agent_tokens do
AgentToken
|> order_by([t], desc: t.inserted_at)
|> preload(:organization)
|> Repo.all()
end
@doc """
Lists all cloud poller agent tokens (superadmin only).
Returns a list of cloud poller agent tokens ordered by creation date (newest first).
## Examples
iex> list_cloud_pollers()
[%AgentToken{is_cloud_poller: true}, ...]
"""
@spec list_cloud_pollers() :: [AgentToken.t()]
def list_cloud_pollers do
AgentToken
|> where([t], t.is_cloud_poller == true)
|> order_by([t], desc: t.inserted_at)
|> Repo.all()
end
@doc """
Counts the number of devices directly assigned to an agent.
This only counts devices with explicit assignments, not devices
that inherit the agent from site or organization defaults.
## Examples
iex> count_assigned_devices(agent_token_id)
5
"""
@spec count_assigned_devices(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: non_neg_integer()
def count_assigned_devices(agent_token_id) do
AgentAssignment
|> where([a], a.agent_token_id == ^agent_token_id and a.enabled == true)
|> Repo.aggregate(:count)
end
@doc """
Batch version of `count_assigned_devices/1`. Given a list of agent token ids,
returns a `%{agent_token_id => count}` map in a single query. Token ids
with no assignments are absent from the map (caller should default to 0).
"""
@spec count_assigned_devices_batch([Ecto.UUID.t()]) :: %{Ecto.UUID.t() => non_neg_integer()}
def count_assigned_devices_batch([]), do: %{}
def count_assigned_devices_batch(agent_token_ids) when is_list(agent_token_ids) do
AgentAssignment
|> where([a], a.agent_token_id in ^agent_token_ids and a.enabled == true)
|> group_by([a], a.agent_token_id)
|> select([a], {a.agent_token_id, count(a.id)})
|> Repo.all()
|> Map.new()
end
@doc """
Gets a single agent token by ID.
Raises `Ecto.NoResultsError` if the token does not exist.
## Examples
iex> get_agent_token!(id)
%AgentToken{}
iex> get_agent_token!("nonexistent")
** (Ecto.NoResultsError)
"""
@spec get_agent_token!(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: AgentToken.t()
def get_agent_token!(id), do: Repo.get!(AgentToken, id)
@doc """
Updates the heartbeat timestamp and metadata for an agent token.
This is called automatically when an agent makes an API request.
## Examples
iex> update_agent_token_heartbeat(token_id, "192.168.1.1", %{version: "0.1.0"})
{1, nil}
"""
@spec update_agent_token_heartbeat(Ecto.UUID.t(), String.t() | nil, map() | nil) ::
{non_neg_integer(), nil | [term()]}
def update_agent_token_heartbeat(agent_token_id, ip_address, metadata \\ nil) do
now = Towerops.Time.now()
# Only update metadata if explicitly provided (not nil and not empty)
updates =
case metadata do
nil -> [last_seen_at: now, last_ip: ip_address]
meta when map_size(meta) > 0 -> [last_seen_at: now, last_ip: ip_address, metadata: meta]
_ -> [last_seen_at: now, last_ip: ip_address]
end
result =
AgentToken
|> where([t], t.id == ^agent_token_id)
|> Repo.update_all(set: updates)
# Auto-dismiss agent offline insights when agent comes back online
dismiss_agent_offline_insights(agent_token_id)
result
end
defp dismiss_agent_offline_insights(agent_token_id) do
alias Towerops.Preseem.Insight
now = Towerops.Time.now()
{count, _} =
Insight
|> where(agent_token_id: ^agent_token_id, type: "agent_offline", status: "active")
|> Repo.update_all(set: [status: "dismissed", dismissed_at: now])
if count > 0 do
Logger.info("Auto-dismissed #{count} agent offline insight(s) for agent #{agent_token_id}")
end
:ok
end
@doc """
Verifies an agent token and returns the agent token record if valid.
Returns {:ok, agent_token} if the token is valid and enabled,
otherwise {:error, :invalid_token}.
## Examples
iex> verify_agent_token("valid_token")
{:ok, %AgentToken{}}
iex> verify_agent_token("invalid_token")
{:error, :invalid_token}
"""
@spec verify_agent_token(String.t()) :: {:ok, AgentToken.t()} | {:error, :invalid_token}
def verify_agent_token(token) do
with {:ok, token_string} <- AgentToken.verify_token(token),
%AgentToken{} = agent_token <-
Repo.get_by(AgentToken, token: token_string, enabled: true) do
{:ok, agent_token}
else
_ -> {:error, :invalid_token}
end
end
@doc """
Updates an agent token with the given attributes.
Currently only supports updating the name and allow_remote_debug fields.
Other fields like the token itself cannot be changed.
## Examples
iex> update_agent_token(agent_token, %{name: "New Name"})
{:ok, %AgentToken{name: "New Name"}}
iex> update_agent_token(agent_token, %{name: ""})
{:error, %Ecto.Changeset{}}
"""
@spec update_agent_token(AgentToken.t(), map()) :: {:ok, AgentToken.t()} | {:error, Ecto.Changeset.t()}
def update_agent_token(%AgentToken{} = agent_token, attrs) do
result =
agent_token
|> AgentToken.update_changeset(attrs)
|> Repo.update()
# If token was disabled, disconnect any active agent channel
with {:ok, updated} <- result,
true <- agent_token.enabled == true and updated.enabled == false do
Phoenix.PubSub.broadcast(
Towerops.PubSub,
"agent:#{updated.id}:lifecycle",
:token_disabled
)
end
result
end
@doc """
Requests an agent to restart by broadcasting on its lifecycle topic.
The agent channel picks this up and pushes a "restart" event to the agent,
which exits cleanly so Docker can restart it.
"""
@spec restart_agent(binary()) :: :ok | {:error, term()}
def restart_agent(agent_token_id) do
Phoenix.PubSub.broadcast(
Towerops.PubSub,
"agent:#{agent_token_id}:lifecycle",
:restart_requested
)
end
@doc """
Requests an agent to self-update by broadcasting the download URL and checksum
on its lifecycle topic.
The agent channel picks this up and pushes an "update" event to the agent,
which downloads the binary, verifies the checksum, and replaces itself.
"""
@spec update_agent(binary(), String.t(), String.t()) :: :ok | {:error, term()}
def update_agent(agent_token_id, url, checksum) do
Phoenix.PubSub.broadcast(
Towerops.PubSub,
"agent:#{agent_token_id}:lifecycle",
{:update_requested, url, checksum}
)
end
@doc """
Returns all agent tokens eligible for mass update.
An agent is updatable if it is enabled and was last seen within the past 10 minutes.
Includes both organization agents and cloud pollers.
"""
@spec list_updatable_agents() :: [AgentToken.t()]
def list_updatable_agents do
cutoff = DateTime.add(DateTime.utc_now(), -10, :minute)
AgentToken
|> where([t], t.enabled == true and not is_nil(t.last_seen_at) and t.last_seen_at > ^cutoff)
|> Repo.all()
end
@doc """
Broadcasts an update command to all connected agents.
1. Invalidates the release cache
2. Fetches the latest release from GitHub
3. Finds all updatable agents
4. Sends update command to each agent matching their architecture
Returns `{:ok, %{notified: N, skipped: N, version: String.t()}}` on success.
"""
@spec broadcast_mass_update() ::
{:ok, %{notified: non_neg_integer(), skipped: non_neg_integer(), version: String.t()}}
| {:error, term()}
def broadcast_mass_update do
ReleaseChecker.invalidate_cache()
case ReleaseChecker.get_latest_release() do
{:ok, %{version: version, assets: assets}} ->
agents = list_updatable_agents()
{notified, skipped} = notify_agents(agents, assets)
{:ok, %{notified: notified, skipped: skipped, version: version}}
{:error, reason} ->
Logger.error("Failed to fetch latest release for mass update: #{inspect(reason)}")
{:error, reason}
end
end
defp notify_agents(agents, assets) do
Enum.reduce(agents, {0, 0}, fn agent, {notified, skipped} ->
arch = get_in(agent.metadata, ["arch"]) || "x86_64"
case ReleaseChecker.asset_for_arch(assets, arch) do
{:ok, asset} ->
_ = update_agent(agent.id, asset.url, asset.checksum)
{notified + 1, skipped}
{:error, :no_matching_asset} ->
Logger.warning("No matching asset for agent #{agent.id} (arch: #{arch})")
{notified, skipped + 1}
end
end)
end
@doc """
Toggles remote debugging for an agent.
Creates an audit log entry for accountability.
## Examples
iex> toggle_agent_debug(agent_token, true, user)
{:ok, %AgentToken{allow_remote_debug: true}}
iex> toggle_agent_debug(agent_token, false, user)
{:ok, %AgentToken{allow_remote_debug: false}}
"""
@spec toggle_agent_debug(AgentToken.t(), boolean(), Towerops.Accounts.User.t()) ::
{:ok, AgentToken.t()} | {:error, Ecto.Changeset.t()}
def toggle_agent_debug(%AgentToken{} = agent_token, enabled, user) do
case update_agent_token(agent_token, %{allow_remote_debug: enabled}) do
{:ok, updated_agent} ->
# Create audit log
Towerops.Admin.create_audit_log(%{
superuser_id: user.id,
action: if(enabled, do: "agent_debug_enable", else: "agent_debug_disable"),
metadata: %{
agent_token_id: agent_token.id,
agent_name: agent_token.name,
organization_id: agent_token.organization_id
}
})
{:ok, updated_agent}
error ->
error
end
end
@doc """
Revokes an agent token by setting enabled to false.
## Examples
iex> revoke_agent_token(id)
{:ok, %AgentToken{enabled: false}}
"""
@spec revoke_agent_token(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: {:ok, AgentToken.t()} | {:error, Ecto.Changeset.t()}
def revoke_agent_token(id) do
AgentToken
|> Repo.get!(id)
|> Ecto.Changeset.change(enabled: false)
|> Repo.update()
end
@doc """
Deletes an agent token and cleans up all references.
This function:
1. Removes all direct device assignments for this agent
2. Removes this agent from any sites using it as default
3. Removes this agent from any organizations using it as default
4. Deletes the agent token
Devices that were assigned to this agent will fall back to:
- Site-level agent (if configured)
- Organization-level default agent (if configured)
- Cloud polling (if no fallback exists)
## Examples
iex> delete_agent_token(id)
{:ok, %AgentToken{}}
"""
@spec delete_agent_token(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: {:ok, AgentToken.t()} | {:error, any()}
def delete_agent_token(id) do
result =
Repo.transaction(fn ->
agent_token = Repo.get!(AgentToken, id)
# 1. Remove all direct device assignments
Repo.delete_all(from(a in AgentAssignment, where: a.agent_token_id == ^id))
# 2. Remove this agent from any sites using it as default
Repo.update_all(from(s in Towerops.Sites.Site, where: s.agent_token_id == ^id), set: [agent_token_id: nil])
# 3. Remove this agent from any organizations using it as default
Repo.update_all(from(o in Towerops.Organizations.Organization, where: o.default_agent_token_id == ^id),
set: [default_agent_token_id: nil]
)
# 4. Delete the agent token
Repo.delete!(agent_token)
agent_token
end)
case result do
{:ok, agent_token} ->
# Broadcast only after the transaction commits — otherwise a rollback
# would leave subscribers acting on a deletion that never happened.
_ =
Phoenix.PubSub.broadcast(
Towerops.PubSub,
"agent:#{id}:lifecycle",
:token_disabled
)
broadcast_agent_change(:agent_deleted, agent_token)
{:ok, agent_token}
error ->
error
end
end
## Cloud poller queries
@doc """
Lists all online cloud poller agent tokens.
Returns cloud pollers that are enabled and have been seen within the last 5 minutes.
"""
@spec list_online_cloud_pollers() :: [AgentToken.t()]
def list_online_cloud_pollers do
five_minutes_ago = DateTime.add(DateTime.utc_now(), -5, :minute)
AgentToken
|> where([t], t.is_cloud_poller == true and t.enabled == true)
|> where([t], not is_nil(t.last_seen_at) and t.last_seen_at > ^five_minutes_ago)
|> Repo.all()
end
@doc """
Lists all devices that should be polled by cloud pollers.
Returns devices whose effective agent is either a cloud poller or no agent at all,
filtered to only monitoring-enabled devices.
"""
@spec list_cloud_polled_devices() :: [Device.t()]
def list_cloud_polled_devices do
Repo.all(cloud_polled_devices_query())
end
defp cloud_polled_devices_query do
from(d in Device,
left_join: aa in AgentAssignment,
on: aa.device_id == d.id and aa.enabled == true,
left_join: device_token in AgentToken,
on: device_token.id == aa.agent_token_id,
left_join: s in assoc(d, :site),
left_join: site_token in AgentToken,
on: site_token.id == s.agent_token_id,
left_join: o in assoc(d, :organization),
left_join: org_token in AgentToken,
on: org_token.id == o.default_agent_token_id,
where: d.monitoring_enabled == true,
where: ^cloud_polled_condition()
)
end
# Device is cloud-polled if its effective agent is a cloud poller or no agent exists.
# Split into separate dynamic conditions to satisfy credo complexity limits.
defp cloud_polled_condition do
device_cloud = device_assigned_to_cloud()
site_cloud = site_default_is_cloud()
org_cloud = org_default_is_cloud()
no_agent = no_agent_at_any_level()
dynamic([], ^device_cloud or ^site_cloud or ^org_cloud or ^no_agent)
end
defp device_assigned_to_cloud do
dynamic(
[d, aa, device_token, s, site_token, o, org_token],
not is_nil(aa.id) and device_token.is_cloud_poller == true
)
end
defp site_default_is_cloud do
dynamic(
[d, aa, device_token, s, site_token, o, org_token],
is_nil(aa.id) and not is_nil(s.agent_token_id) and site_token.is_cloud_poller == true
)
end
defp org_default_is_cloud do
dynamic(
[d, aa, device_token, s, site_token, o, org_token],
is_nil(aa.id) and (is_nil(s.id) or is_nil(s.agent_token_id)) and
not is_nil(o.default_agent_token_id) and org_token.is_cloud_poller == true
)
end
defp no_agent_at_any_level do
dynamic(
[d, aa, device_token, s, site_token, o, org_token],
is_nil(aa.id) and (is_nil(s.id) or is_nil(s.agent_token_id)) and
is_nil(o.default_agent_token_id)
)
end
## Assignment management
@doc """
Assigns device to an agent.
Creates an agent assignment that links device to an agent token.
Devices can only be assigned to one agent at a time due to unique constraint.
## Examples
iex> assign_device_to_agent(agent_id, device_id)
{:ok, %AgentAssignment{}}
iex> assign_device_to_agent(agent_id, already_assigned_device_id)
{:error, %Ecto.Changeset{}}
"""
@spec assign_device_to_agent(Ecto.UUID.t(), Ecto.UUID.t()) ::
{:ok, AgentAssignment.t()} | {:error, Ecto.Changeset.t()}
def assign_device_to_agent(agent_token_id, device_id) do
result =
%AgentAssignment{}
|> AgentAssignment.changeset(%{
agent_token_id: agent_token_id,
device_id: device_id
})
|> Repo.insert()
case result do
{:ok, assignment} ->
_ = broadcast_assignment_change(agent_token_id, :device_assigned)
{:ok, assignment}
error ->
error
end
end
@doc """
Removes the agent assignment for a piece of device.
## Examples
iex> unassign_device(device_id)
{1, nil}
"""
@spec unassign_device(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: {non_neg_integer(), nil | [term()]}
def unassign_device(device_id) do
# Get the current assignment to know which agent to notify
current_assignment = get_device_assignment(device_id)
result =
AgentAssignment
|> where([a], a.device_id == ^device_id)
|> Repo.delete_all()
# Notify the agent that was previously assigned
_ =
if current_assignment do
broadcast_assignment_change(current_assignment.agent_token_id, :device_unassigned)
end
result
end
@doc """
Lists all devices assigned to an agent.
Returns device records with preloaded site and SNMP device associations.
## Examples
iex> list_agent_devices(agent_token_id)
[%Device{site: %Site{}, snmp_device: %Device{sensors: [...], interfaces: [...]}}]
"""
@spec list_agent_devices(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: [Device.t()]
def list_agent_devices(agent_token_id) do
Repo.all(
from(e in Device,
join: a in AgentAssignment,
on: a.device_id == e.id,
where: a.agent_token_id == ^agent_token_id and a.enabled == true,
preload: [:site, snmp_device: [:sensors, :interfaces]]
)
)
end
@doc """
Lists all devices that should be polled by an agent.
This includes devices that is:
1. Directly assigned to this agent
2. At a site that has this agent as default
3. In an organization that has this agent as default (and not overridden by site or device)
4. This agent is the global default cloud poller (and device has no assignment at any level)
Returns device records with preloaded associations, filtered to devices where
SNMP polling is enabled OR ICMP monitoring is enabled (or both).
## Examples
iex> list_agent_polling_targets(agent_token_id)
[%Device{snmp_enabled: true, site: %Site{}, snmp_device: %Device{sensors: [...], interfaces: [...]}}]
"""
@spec list_agent_polling_targets(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: [Device.t()]
def list_agent_polling_targets(agent_token_id) do
global_default = Towerops.Settings.get_global_default_cloud_poller()
is_global_default = agent_token_id == global_default
query =
from(e in Device,
left_join: s in assoc(e, :site),
join: o in assoc(e, :organization),
left_join: aa in AgentAssignment,
on: aa.device_id == e.id and aa.enabled == true,
# Detect disabled assignments for this specific agent so cascade
# doesn't route devices that were explicitly disabled
left_join: disabled in AgentAssignment,
on:
disabled.device_id == e.id and disabled.agent_token_id == ^agent_token_id and
disabled.enabled == false,
where: e.snmp_enabled == true or e.monitoring_enabled == true,
preload: [
:agent_assignments,
:organization,
site: :organization,
snmp_device: [
sensors: ^from(s in Towerops.Snmp.Sensor, where: s.monitored == true),
interfaces: ^from(i in Towerops.Snmp.Interface, where: i.monitored == true)
]
]
)
query
|> where_agent_matches(agent_token_id, is_global_default)
|> Repo.all()
end
@doc """
Counts devices polled by an agent (matches the same cascade as
`list_agent_polling_targets/1`) without preloading any assocs.
Use this for UI counters instead of `length(list_agent_polling_targets(id))`,
which materializes every device + sensors + interfaces.
"""
@spec count_agent_polling_targets(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: non_neg_integer()
def count_agent_polling_targets(agent_token_id) do
global_default = Towerops.Settings.get_global_default_cloud_poller()
is_global_default = agent_token_id == global_default
query =
from(e in Device,
left_join: s in assoc(e, :site),
join: o in assoc(e, :organization),
left_join: aa in AgentAssignment,
on: aa.device_id == e.id and aa.enabled == true,
left_join: disabled in AgentAssignment,
on:
disabled.device_id == e.id and disabled.agent_token_id == ^agent_token_id and
disabled.enabled == false,
where: e.snmp_enabled == true or e.monitoring_enabled == true
)
query
|> where_agent_matches(agent_token_id, is_global_default)
|> select([e], count(e.id))
|> Repo.one()
end
# Adds where clause to match devices assigned to this agent.
# Supports direct assignment, site cascade, org cascade, and global default.
# A disabled assignment for this agent blocks cascade to prevent polling
# devices that were explicitly disabled.
# credo:disable-for-next-line Credo.Check.Refactor.CyclomaticComplexity
defp where_agent_matches(query, agent_token_id, is_global_default) do
from([e, s, o, aa, disabled] in query,
where:
aa.agent_token_id == ^agent_token_id or
(is_nil(aa.agent_token_id) and is_nil(disabled.id) and not is_nil(s.id) and
s.agent_token_id == ^agent_token_id) or
(is_nil(aa.agent_token_id) and is_nil(disabled.id) and
(is_nil(s.id) or is_nil(s.agent_token_id)) and
o.default_agent_token_id == ^agent_token_id) or
(^is_global_default and is_nil(aa.agent_token_id) and is_nil(disabled.id) and
(is_nil(s.id) or is_nil(s.agent_token_id)) and
is_nil(o.default_agent_token_id))
)
end
@doc """
Gets the agent assignment for a piece of device.
Returns the assignment record if it exists, nil otherwise.
## Examples
iex> get_device_assignment(device_id)
%AgentAssignment{}
iex> get_device_assignment(unassigned_device_id)
nil
"""
@spec get_device_assignment(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: AgentAssignment.t() | nil
def get_device_assignment(device_id) do
Repo.get_by(AgentAssignment, device_id: device_id)
end
@doc """
Updates or creates an device assignment.
If agent_token_id is nil, removes any existing assignment.
Otherwise, creates or updates the assignment.
## Examples
iex> update_device_assignment(device_id, agent_token_id)
{:ok, %AgentAssignment{}}
iex> update_device_assignment(device_id, nil)
{:ok, nil}
"""
@spec update_device_assignment(Ecto.UUID.t(), Ecto.UUID.t() | nil) ::
{:ok, AgentAssignment.t() | nil} | {:error, Ecto.Changeset.t()}
def update_device_assignment(device_id, nil) do
# Remove assignment if setting to nil
_ = unassign_device(device_id)
{:ok, nil}
end
def update_device_assignment(device_id, agent_token_id) do
case get_device_assignment(device_id) do
nil ->
# Create new assignment
assign_device_to_agent(agent_token_id, device_id)
existing ->
update_existing_assignment(existing, agent_token_id)
end
end
defp update_existing_assignment(existing, agent_token_id) do
old_agent_id = existing.agent_token_id
result =
existing
|> AgentAssignment.changeset(%{agent_token_id: agent_token_id})
|> Repo.update()
case result do
{:ok, assignment} ->
# Notify both the old and new agents if they're different
_ =
if old_agent_id != agent_token_id do
_ = broadcast_assignment_change(old_agent_id, :device_unassigned)
broadcast_assignment_change(agent_token_id, :device_assigned)
end
{:ok, assignment}
error ->
error
end
end
@doc """
Gets the effective agent token for a piece of device.
Resolves the agent token using the following hierarchy:
1. Device's direct agent assignment (highest priority)
2. Site's agent_token_id
3. Organization's default_agent_token_id
4. Global default cloud poller (application-wide fallback)
5. Cloud polling (nil - lowest priority)
Returns the agent_token_id if found, nil otherwise.
The device must be preloaded with `[:organization, site: [organization: :default_agent_token]]`.
## Examples
iex> device = Repo.preload(device, [:organization, site: [organization: :default_agent_token]])
iex> get_effective_agent_token(device)
"agent-token-uuid"
iex> get_effective_agent_token(equipment_without_any_assignment)
nil
"""
@spec get_effective_agent_token(Device.t()) :: Ecto.UUID.t() | nil
def get_effective_agent_token(%Device{} = device) do
# 1. Check device assignment
case get_device_assignment(device.id) do
%AgentAssignment{agent_token_id: agent_token_id} when not is_nil(agent_token_id) ->
agent_token_id
_ ->
get_fallback_agent_token(device)
end
end
# Checks site, organization, and global default in sequence
defp get_fallback_agent_token(device) do
{agent_token_id, _source} = get_fallback_agent_token_with_source(device)
agent_token_id
end
@doc """
Gets information about where the effective agent token comes from.
Returns a tuple of {agent_token_id, source} where source is one of:
- :device - Direct device assignment
- :site - Inherited from site
- :organization - Inherited from organization
- :global - Global default cloud poller
- :none - No agent assigned
## Examples
iex> get_effective_agent_token_with_source(device)
{"token-id", :device}
iex> get_effective_agent_token_with_source(equipment_no_assignment)
{nil, :none}
"""
@spec get_effective_agent_token_with_source(Device.t()) ::
{Ecto.UUID.t() | nil, :device | :site | :organization | :global | :none}
def get_effective_agent_token_with_source(%Device{} = device) do
# 1. Check device assignment
case get_device_assignment(device.id) do
%AgentAssignment{agent_token_id: agent_token_id} when not is_nil(agent_token_id) ->
{agent_token_id, :device}
_ ->
get_fallback_agent_token_with_source(device)
end
end
# Site-level agent (highest priority fallback)
defp get_fallback_agent_token_with_source(%{site: %{agent_token_id: id}} = _device) when not is_nil(id), do: {id, :site}
# Organization default via site
defp get_fallback_agent_token_with_source(%{site: %{organization: %{default_agent_token_id: id}}}) when not is_nil(id),
do: {id, :organization}
# Organization default directly (device has no site or site has no org reference)
defp get_fallback_agent_token_with_source(%{organization: %{default_agent_token_id: id}}) when not is_nil(id),
do: {id, :organization}
# Global default or none
defp get_fallback_agent_token_with_source(_device) do
case Towerops.Settings.get_global_default_cloud_poller() do
id when not is_nil(id) -> {id, :global}
_ -> {nil, :none}
end
end
@doc """
Checks if a device should be polled by Phoenix directly.
Returns false if the device is assigned to a non-cloud-poller agent
(i.e., a customer/local agent). Phoenix should never poll devices that
are assigned to local agents - those devices should only be polled by
their assigned agent.
Returns true if:
- No agent is assigned to the device
- The device is assigned to a cloud poller (Phoenix-hosted agent)
## Examples
iex> should_phoenix_poll_device?(device_with_local_agent)
false
iex> should_phoenix_poll_device?(device_with_cloud_poller)
true
iex> should_phoenix_poll_device?(device_no_agent)
true
"""
@spec should_phoenix_poll_device?(Device.t()) :: boolean()
def should_phoenix_poll_device?(%Device{id: device_id}) do
# Use a single atomic query to check assignment and cloud poller status
# This prevents race conditions where assignment changes between reads
# Checks device assignment first, then site default, then org default
query =
from d in Device,
left_join: aa in AgentAssignment,
on: aa.device_id == d.id and aa.enabled == true,
left_join: device_token in AgentToken,
on: device_token.id == aa.agent_token_id,
left_join: s in assoc(d, :site),
left_join: site_token in AgentToken,
on: site_token.id == s.agent_token_id,
left_join: o in assoc(s, :organization),
left_join: org_token in AgentToken,
on: org_token.id == o.default_agent_token_id,
where: d.id == ^device_id,
select: %{
# Device-level assignment
has_device_assignment: not is_nil(aa.id),
device_is_cloud: device_token.is_cloud_poller,
# Site-level fallback
has_site_token: not is_nil(s.agent_token_id),
site_is_cloud: site_token.is_cloud_poller,
# Org-level fallback
has_org_token: not is_nil(o.default_agent_token_id),
org_is_cloud: org_token.is_cloud_poller
}
case Repo.one(query) do
nil ->
# Device doesn't exist
false
result ->
# Determine effective agent using precedence: device > site > org
cond do
# 1. Device-level assignment
result.has_device_assignment ->
# Device assigned - check if cloud poller (nil = deleted token, treat as cloud)
result.device_is_cloud != false
# 2. Site-level default
result.has_site_token ->
# Site has default - check if cloud poller
result.site_is_cloud != false
# 3. Organization-level default
result.has_org_token ->
# Org has default - check if cloud poller
result.org_is_cloud != false
# 4. No agent anywhere
true ->
# No agent assigned at any level - Phoenix polls
true
end
end
end
@doc """
Returns true if the device has any effective agent assigned (cloud or local)
at any level: device, site, organization, or global default.
Unlike `should_phoenix_poll_device?/1`, this makes no distinction between
cloud pollers and local agents. Any agent means the Go agent handles polling.
Used by the check executor to decide whether to skip server-side execution.
"""
@spec device_has_effective_agent?(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: boolean()
def device_has_effective_agent?(device_id) do
AgentCache.device_has_effective_agent?(device_id)
end
@doc """
Queries the database directly to check if a device has an effective agent.
This is the uncached version used by `AgentCache`. Callers should use
`device_has_effective_agent?/1` which reads from the ETS cache.
"""
@spec query_device_has_effective_agent?(Ecto.UUID.t()) :: boolean()
def query_device_has_effective_agent?(device_id) do
query =
from d in Device,
left_join: aa in AgentAssignment,
on: aa.device_id == d.id and aa.enabled == true,
left_join: s in assoc(d, :site),
left_join: o in assoc(d, :organization),
where: d.id == ^device_id,
select: %{
has_device_assignment: not is_nil(aa.agent_token_id),
has_site_token: not is_nil(s.agent_token_id),
has_org_token: not is_nil(o.default_agent_token_id)
}
case Repo.one(query) do
nil ->
false
result ->
result.has_device_assignment or
result.has_site_token or
result.has_org_token or
AgentCache.global_default_cloud_poller() != nil
end
end
## PubSub notifications
@doc """
Broadcasts an assignment change to any connected agent channels.
This allows agents to immediately receive updated job lists when
devices are assigned or unassigned, without waiting for reconnection.
"""
@spec broadcast_assignment_change(Ecto.UUID.t() | nil, atom()) :: :ok
def broadcast_assignment_change(agent_token_id, event) when not is_nil(agent_token_id) do
Phoenix.PubSub.broadcast(
Towerops.PubSub,
"agent:#{agent_token_id}:assignments",
{:assignments_changed, event}
)
end
def broadcast_assignment_change(nil, _event), do: :ok
@doc """
Broadcasts agent lifecycle changes (created/deleted) to the admin agents topic.
Only the admin agents page subscribes to this topic, keeping these events
separate from the org-scoped "agents:health" topic.
"""
@spec broadcast_agent_change(atom(), AgentToken.t()) :: :ok
def broadcast_agent_change(event, %AgentToken{} = agent_token) when event in [:agent_created, :agent_deleted] do
Phoenix.PubSub.broadcast(
Towerops.PubSub,
"admin:agents",
{event, agent_token.id, agent_token.is_cloud_poller}
)
end
end