gatus/storage/store/memory/uptime.go
TwinProduction 2d3fe9795f Add v3 to module path
Gatus wasn't intended to be used as a library, but I have a use case now.
2021-10-03 21:53:59 -04:00

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package memory
import (
"time"
"github.com/TwinProduction/gatus/v3/core"
)
const (
numberOfHoursInTenDays = 10 * 24
sevenDays = 7 * 24 * time.Hour
)
// processUptimeAfterResult processes the result by extracting the relevant from the result and recalculating the uptime
// if necessary
func processUptimeAfterResult(uptime *core.Uptime, result *core.Result) {
if uptime.HourlyStatistics == nil {
uptime.HourlyStatistics = make(map[int64]*core.HourlyUptimeStatistics)
}
unixTimestampFlooredAtHour := result.Timestamp.Truncate(time.Hour).Unix()
hourlyStats, _ := uptime.HourlyStatistics[unixTimestampFlooredAtHour]
if hourlyStats == nil {
hourlyStats = &core.HourlyUptimeStatistics{}
uptime.HourlyStatistics[unixTimestampFlooredAtHour] = hourlyStats
}
if result.Success {
hourlyStats.SuccessfulExecutions++
}
hourlyStats.TotalExecutions++
hourlyStats.TotalExecutionsResponseTime += uint64(result.Duration.Milliseconds())
// Clean up only when we're starting to have too many useless keys
// Note that this is only triggered when there are more entries than there should be after
// 10 days, despite the fact that we are deleting everything that's older than 7 days.
// This is to prevent re-iterating on every `processUptimeAfterResult` as soon as the uptime has been logged for 7 days.
if len(uptime.HourlyStatistics) > numberOfHoursInTenDays {
sevenDaysAgo := time.Now().Add(-(sevenDays + time.Hour)).Unix()
for hourlyUnixTimestamp := range uptime.HourlyStatistics {
if sevenDaysAgo > hourlyUnixTimestamp {
delete(uptime.HourlyStatistics, hourlyUnixTimestamp)
}
}
}
}