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For any js-waku consumer, getting to know how to react/respond to certain protocol health status is crucial. Example: if LightPush has 0 peers, while Filter has >0 peers, Filter works for that node while LightPush does not. This is crucial information for the consumer apps that is hard to aggregate and find. For this, we introduced HealthManager
During the last release ([email protected]), we made some hot fixes which in turn removed usage of protocols' peer management out of PeerManager, thus impacting HealthManager's abilities to report correct information.
Solution
Readjust protocols to correctly report data back to the HealthManager.
Problem
For any js-waku consumer, getting to know how to react/respond to certain protocol health status is crucial. Example: if LightPush has 0 peers, while Filter has >0 peers, Filter works for that node while LightPush does not. This is crucial information for the consumer apps that is hard to aggregate and find. For this, we introduced
HealthManager
During the last release ([email protected]), we made some hot fixes which in turn removed usage of protocols' peer management out of
PeerManager
, thus impactingHealthManager
's abilities to report correct information.Solution
Readjust protocols to correctly report data back to the
HealthManager
.cc @vpavlin
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