PMM-15326: Add the OM topology tables and models - #5812
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WalkthroughAye, this change adds OM topology run and snapshot persistence. It includes schema migration 119, Reform models, JSONB support, persistence helpers, retention handling, and integration tests. ChangesOM topology persistence
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new topology persistence helpers can leave a run recorded without its snapshot when snapshot storage fails, and database work cannot honor caller cancellation or deadlines. These bounded correctness and runtime issues should be fixed before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@managed/models/om_helpers.go`:
- Around line 30-41: Update CreateOmTopologyRun to require a non-nil snapshot
and execute the run and snapshot inserts atomically through
db.InTransactionContext, moving the shared insert logic into a private helper
that accepts *reform.TX. Update callers as needed and add a regression test
using malformed JSON to verify the run is absent when snapshot insertion fails.
- Around line 30-110: Update CreateOmTopologyRun, FindOmTopologyRuns,
FindOmTopologyRunByID, FindLatestOmTopologySnapshot, and PruneOmTopologyRuns to
accept ctx context.Context as the first parameter and assign q =
q.WithContext(ctx) before database operations. Update every caller and test to
pass the appropriate context, using t.Context() in tests.
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Migration 119 creates om_topology_runs, one row per collection pass, and om_topology_snapshots, the topology document each pass produced. The document is JSONB rather than a relational tree because the topology model is still moving; schema_version is what a reader checks. A snapshot is deleted with its run, which is what bounds retention. Nothing reads these yet - the service that does comes in a later PR. Signed-off-by: Pawel Lebioda <pawel.lebioda@percona.com>
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Ticket number: PMM-15326
Feature build: N/A - adds two tables and their reform models, nothing reads or writes them yet. No API, UI, metric or dashboard surface is touched.
What
Migration 119 and the reform models behind it:
om_topology_runs- one row per topology collection pass, with its counters (services total/resolved/orphaned/stale, probes OK), the node that ran it, and the per-source outcomes and errors as JSONB.om_topology_snapshots- the topology document a pass produced, keyed by run.Plus
OmTopologyRun/OmTopologySnapshotand five helpers:CreateOmTopologyRun,FindOmTopologyRuns,FindOmTopologyRunByID,FindLatestOmTopologySnapshot,PruneOmTopologyRuns.Why
OM derives a MongoDB topology from PMM's own inventory and VictoriaMetrics on a timer. Persisting each pass is what makes the run history exist when nobody is looking at the page, and what lets a reader tell a thin document apart from a broken collector - the per-source reports and errors are stored with the run, not just surfaced live.
Two design points worth review
The document is JSONB, not a relational tree. The topology model is still moving, and pinning it into columns now would mean a migration per shape change.
schema_versionis what a reader checks. If you would rather see this normalised before it ships, this is the PR to say so in - it gets harder later.Retention is bounded by the foreign key. A snapshot is
REFERENCES om_topology_runs (run_id) ON DELETE CASCADE, so deleting a run takes its document with it, andPruneOmTopologyRunsis the only thing that needs to know about retention.Both tables are indexed on their timestamp descending (
started_at,generated_at), which is the only access pattern the service has.Notes
Migrations are forward-only, so this adds 119 on top of the base's 118 rather than touching anything that shipped.
om_helpers_test.gousestestdb.Open, because what it verifies is the migration and the round-trip through reform rather than logic that could be mocked. It needs a live Postgres, in line with the rest ofmanaged/models.Related work
Second of seven stacked PRs splitting #5795 ("OpenManager initial implementation") into area-owned reviews, all targeting
PMM-15299-open-manager.PMM_SEP_URL/PMM_SEP_TOKENredaction (independent of this one)This PR is the bottom of the backend chain. The API and the service that uses these tables stack on top of it and will be linked here as they open. It depends on nothing but the base and can be reviewed on its own.