Merge all reports received within a specified interval, discarding the
originals. This improves performance of Report() on repeated
invocation since it ends up merging fewer reports.
For example, if reports are received every second (e.g. 3 probes
reporting at the default probe.publishInterval of 3s), and the
app.windows is 15s (the default) and the report generation interval is
5s (e.g. one UI accessing every TOPOLOGY_INTERVAL; the default), then
the original code would have to merge 15 reports per UI access,
whereas this code will only need to merge 8 to 9 reports (3-4 merged
reports from previous invocation plus 5 recently received reports).
Now you can launch the scope app with something like
./prog/scope --mode=app --weave=false --app.collector=file:///tmp/reports
and if the specified dir contains reports with filenames in the form
<timestamp>.{msgpack|json}[.gz],
e.g. "1488557088545489008.msgpack.gz", then these reports are replayed
in a loop at a sequence and speed determined by the timestamps.
The new probe will convert all node's LatestControls to Controls, so
the old app can consume them. Also, the new app will convert all
node's Controls to LatestControl, so it can consume the reports from
old probes.
- Add interfaces to allow for alternative implementations for Collector, ControlRouter
and PipeRouter.
- Pass contexts on http handlers to these interfaces. Although not used by the current
(local, in-memory) implementations, the idea is this will be used to pass headers to
implementations which support multitenancy (by, for instance, putting an authenticating
reverse proxy in form of the app, and then inspecting the headers of the request for
a used id).
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