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The dmsg client monitor implementation was plagued with issues resulting from the fact that the monitor assumed the dmsg client to be a visor when it may not be a visor.
In order to have an accurate list of dmsg client entries in the dmsg-discovery, we should consider integrating the uptime tracker with the dmsg discovery.
There is no way to verify externally via querying a dmsg client entry that the client is online or not ; because there isn't no single endpoiint like /health served by the client over dmsg.
Its possible that dmsg client entries are currently expired after 5 minutes without re-registration. This logic should be verified. If dead entries are currently present, it would make sense to integrate the uptime tracker and the dmsg discovery.
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The dmsg client monitor implementation was plagued with issues resulting from the fact that the monitor assumed the dmsg client to be a visor when it may not be a visor.
In order to have an accurate list of dmsg client entries in the dmsg-discovery, we should consider integrating the uptime tracker with the dmsg discovery.
There is no way to verify externally via querying a dmsg client entry that the client is online or not ; because there isn't no single endpoiint like
/health
served by the client over dmsg.Its possible that dmsg client entries are currently expired after 5 minutes without re-registration. This logic should be verified. If dead entries are currently present, it would make sense to integrate the uptime tracker and the dmsg discovery.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: