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upcoming: [DI: 21998] - Added Service Type, Engine Option and Region Select component to Create Alert form #11286

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Description 📝

  • Added Service, Engine Option, Region Select components to the Create Alert form under General Information.
  • Added Unit tests for all three components

Changes 🔄

  • Added Autocomplete components for service type, engine option, region selection for the Create Alert form
  • Added Unit tests for the components
  • Modified the Alert Create POST query to include service_type as a parameter of the request
  • Minor changes to validation schema to improve the error messages
  • Minor changes to types and interfaces

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Prerequisites

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  • The tabs are controlled by a featureFlag called aclpAlerting, the flag has been currently disabled. For testing enable the definitions part of the aclpAlerting flag to be true.
  • The API endpoints are not live yet, so use Legacy MSW Handlers for the mock responses.

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  • In Monitor (once the prerequisites are followed) , Alerts tab should be visible next to Dashboards.
  • Under that, Definition tab and a Create button should be visible.
  • On clicking Create, the Form Page should be visible.
  • The Engine Option component is designed to be visible only when the Service type is Databases, so selecting Databases in Service renders the Engine Option component

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@santoshp210-akamai santoshp210-akamai requested a review from a team as a code owner November 19, 2024 16:11
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@@ -158,8 +158,8 @@ export interface CreateAlertDefinitionPayload {
export interface CreateAlertDefinitionForm
extends CreateAlertDefinitionPayload {
region: string;
service_type: string;
engine_type: string;
service_type: string | null;
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The type for the service_type has been kept string as we're getting the data from the API. Once we're aware of the possible service_types , we will use specific strings as a type for it

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I thought we had an understanding as to what these will be: enum['linode','lke','aclb','dbaas']?

CreateAlertDefinitionPayload,
} from '@linode/api-v4';

export const getCreateAlertPayload = (
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Omitting the props here as we require these attributes for the form but are not part of the payload for the POST request

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This name caused me to pause as I reading it in CreateAlertDefinition, I would say we should rename this to include the word filter or omit since that better communicates that the function's purpose is to remove specific fields rather than just "getting" something.

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Thanks @santoshp210-akamai. Verified the correct form fields appear depending on service type and validation is present.

Left a question about the mocked form submission and a first pass of general feedback.

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We've run into test issues in the past with pickRandom introducing non-determinism in our factories. Because we use factories in our tests, we're expecting them to consistently generate the same values and so our best practice is to recommend against them (docs reference).

Can we avoid random assignment here? (cc @jdamore-linode for visibility)

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@mjac0bs can we use Math.Random to pick out the values ?

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We are recommending we don't use any randomness in the factories themselves. If you want randomness in the results returned from the Mock Service Worker, you can implement the randomness at that level rather than at the factory level.

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I have pushed a commit to remove pickRandom. The only randomness is the Math.random for the id. Should I remove that too @bnussman-akamai ?

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@santoshp210-akamai I would believe so, would doing something similar to what you're doing with the label work for the id?

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@jaalah-akamai , Not sure. Will try something out.

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This is better, just be aware when writing tests assertions checking for any specific alert properties that the data is dependent on the alert id, and write the assertion to expect the correct value accordingly (or force a value via mocking in test).

Here's an example of what Banks mentioned about randomness in the mock endpoint vs the factory.

serverHandlers.ts:

  http.post(
    '*/monitor/services/:service_type/alert-definitions',
    async ({ request }) => {
      const types: AlertDefinitionType[] = ['custom', 'default'];
      const status: AlertStatusType[] = ['enabled', 'disabled'];
      const severity: AlertSeverityType[] = [0, 1, 2, 3];
      const users = ['user1', 'user2', 'user3'];
      const serviceTypes: AlertServiceType[] = ['linode', 'dbaas'];

      const reqBody = await request.json();
      const response = alertFactory.build({
        ...(reqBody as CreateAlertDefinitionPayload),
        created_by: pickRandom(users),
        serviceTypes: pickRandom(serviceTypes),
        severity: pickRandom(severity),
        status: pickRandom(status),
        type: pickRandom(types),
        updated_by: pickRandom(users),
      });
      return HttpResponse.json(response);
    }
  ),

factories/cloudpulse/alerts.ts:

export const alertFactory = Factory.Sync.makeFactory<Alert>({
  channels: [],
  created: new Date().toISOString(),
  created_by: 'user1',
  description: '',
  id: Factory.each((i) => i),
  label: Factory.each((id) => `Alert-${id}`),
  resource_ids: ['0', '1', '2', '3'],
  rule_criteria: {
    rules: [],
  },
  service_type: 'linode',
  severity: 0,
  status: 'enabled',
  triggerCondition: {
    evaluation_period_seconds: 0,
    polling_interval_seconds: 0,
    trigger_occurrences: 0,
  },
  type: 'default',
  updated: new Date().toISOString(),
  updated_by: 'user1',
});

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};
return HttpResponse.json(response);
}),
http.post(
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Since we have a mock request here... should we see this firing when the Submit button is clicked? I was not seeing any request in the network tab.

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@mjac0bs , The request won't fire as the validation schema is written for all the fields that are there in the entire form. Those components will be added in further PR's.

CreateAlertDefinitionPayload,
} from '@linode/api-v4';

export const getCreateAlertPayload = (
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This name caused me to pause as I reading it in CreateAlertDefinition, I would say we should rename this to include the word filter or omit since that better communicates that the function's purpose is to remove specific fields rather than just "getting" something.

@@ -158,8 +158,8 @@ export interface CreateAlertDefinitionPayload {
export interface CreateAlertDefinitionForm
extends CreateAlertDefinitionPayload {
region: string;
service_type: string;
engine_type: string;
service_type: string | null;
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I thought we had an understanding as to what these will be: enum['linode','lke','aclb','dbaas']?

const { enqueueSnackbar } = useSnackbar();
const { mutateAsync: createAlert } = useCreateAlertDefinition();
const { mutateAsync: createAlert } = useCreateAlertDefinition(
getValues('service_type')!
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I know we have validation in place, and service types should be some sort of enum in the future, but to me this is a potential runtime issue. @bnussman-akamai do you have any thoughts on this particularly?

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Hmm. This is tough.

Because the endpoint path includes the service type (POST /monitor/services/{service_type}/alert-definitions) but we are getting the service type from the form data, this could cause issues. I think at the worst, it will just cause an API error, which is fine.

But... Why does the createAlertDefinitionSchema have service_type. Is service_type part of the request body or is it in the path? Some things are not making sense to me here

api-v4 and validation should always be aligned API not UI. If needed we can extend the validation schema inside of Cloud Manager

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@bnussman-akamai , It is in the path. The reason why service_type is there in createAlertDefinitionSchema is because we need to validate it as it is mandatory for the selection of resources for the Alert.

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Yea that's definitely an oversight, it should be removed from the validation in the schema and added at the UI level. cc: @santoshp210-akamai

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@bnussman-akamai Are there any similar Components , to extend the validation schema ? The reason we proceeded this way is because of the need for validation for service_type.

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If we're using a Controller we can utilize the rules prop

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You can extend a @linode/validation schema like this:

export const CreateLinodeFromStackScriptSchema = CreateLinodeSchema.concat(
object({
stackscript_id: number().required('You must select a StackScript.'),
})
);

…Payload to filterFormValues and replaced the type of service_typeto a union type of relevant services instead of string
@@ -158,8 +159,8 @@ export interface CreateAlertDefinitionPayload {
export interface CreateAlertDefinitionForm
extends CreateAlertDefinitionPayload {
region: string;
service_type: string;
engine_type: string;
service_type: AlertServiceType | null;
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It looks like service_type is in the path and not the request body. Should this be removed?

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service_type: AlertServiceType | null;

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From my understanding this is just for the form itself, it's getting stripped before being sent as part of the request

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@jaalah-akamai , Yes that's right.

service_type: string;
engine_type: string;
service_type: AlertServiceType | null;
engine_type: string | null;
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Is this reflected in the API spec?

Also wondering if the API really needs this. Don't all Databases regardless of engine have unique IDs? Maybe the backend could determine this without us having to pass it.

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@santoshp210-akamai This is a good question, in addition we may want to do the same when it comes to the schema and add it at the UI level if it's something we need.

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They are not there as part of the request, so we are not sending these attributes but we have this interface extended so we can have this part of the form for the to take the user's input and for validation.

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@santoshp210-akamai This is a good question, in addition we may want to do the same when it comes to the schema and add it at the UI level if it's something we need.

So just for these components, we just add it in UI and then validate separately ?

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Thanks, this is looking much better and I think adding a schema in manager will make this much more organized with how much form work you have to do. 👍

@@ -1,14 +1,15 @@
export type AlertSeverityType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | null;
type MetricAggregationType = 'avg' | 'sum' | 'min' | 'max' | 'count' | null;
type MetricOperatorType = 'eq' | 'gt' | 'lt' | 'gte' | 'lte' | null;
export type AlertServiceType = 'linode' | 'dbaas' | null;
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Why null? Seems like the should not be nullable

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The Autocomplete component is controlled, so we have it nullable in the cases where it is being initialized , when user clears an option. We have validations in place so the user won't be able to submit any null value we are making sure appropriate values are being selected.

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If that's the case, we should probably be extending the type within Cloud Manager. The @linode/api-v4 package is suppose to be 1:1 with the API

export const createAlertDefinition = (data: CreateAlertDefinitionPayload) =>
export const createAlertDefinition = (
data: CreateAlertDefinitionPayload,
service_type: string
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Optional: Maybe we could use AlertServiceType here.

const { enqueueSnackbar } = useSnackbar();
const { mutateAsync: createAlert } = useCreateAlertDefinition();
const { mutateAsync: createAlert } = useCreateAlertDefinition(
getValues('service_type')!
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You can extend a @linode/validation schema like this:

export const CreateLinodeFromStackScriptSchema = CreateLinodeSchema.concat(
object({
stackscript_id: number().required('You must select a StackScript.'),
})
);

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Approving with my initial feedback addressed, pending Banks' last round of feedback is also addressed.

"@linode/api-v4": Changed
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Added service_type as parameter for the Create Alert POST request ([#11286](https://github.com/linode/manager/pull/11286))
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This would be better as an 'Added' changeset, and without the 'Added' at the beginning of the description.

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Fixed it

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santoshp210-akamai commented Nov 25, 2024

@bnussman-akamai , we are extending in a way that's similar to linode validation, I'm not sure what the changes you're requesting here #11286 (comment).

… from string to AlertServiceType wherever applicable, moved randomness to the serverHandler from the alert factory
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@jaalah-akamai , Thank you for updating the docs with Form Validation Best Practices, examples and references. We are now following the same way to extend additional validation from form validation for our use-cases.

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Cloud Manager UI test results

🔺 4 failing tests on test run #10 ↗︎

❌ Failing✅ Passing↪️ Skipped🕐 Duration
4 Failing451 Passing2 Skipped114m 30s

Details

Failing Tests
SpecTest
machine-image-upload.spec.tsmachine image » uploads machine image, mock finish event
machine-image-upload.spec.tsmachine image » uploads machine image, mock upload canceled failed event
machine-image-upload.spec.tsmachine image » uploads machine image, mock failed to decompress failed event
machine-image-upload.spec.tsmachine image » uploads machine image, mock expired upload event

Troubleshooting

Use this command to re-run the failing tests:

yarn cy:run -s "cypress/e2e/core/images/machine-image-upload.spec.ts,cypress/e2e/core/images/machine-image-upload.spec.ts,cypress/e2e/core/images/machine-image-upload.spec.ts,cypress/e2e/core/images/machine-image-upload.spec.ts"

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