Add utility to transfer data between cosmos database instances #209
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Fixes #208 Signed-off-by: Dave Thaler <[email protected]>
WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new project named "TransferData" to the Visual Studio solution Changes
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Actionable comments posted: 5
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TransferData/Program.cs (3)
49-49: SetASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENTonce at the start of the applicationThe environment variable
ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENTis being set to "Production" twice. It's sufficient and cleaner to set it once at the beginning of theMainmethod.Apply this diff to set the environment variable once:
public static async Task Main(string[] args) { + Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT", "Production"); if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(databaseName)) { throw new InvalidOperationException("AZURE_COSMOS_DATABASENAME not found."); }Remove the redundant setting at lines 49 and 56.
Also applies to: 56-56
95-121: Save changes in batches to prevent large memory consumptionAccumulating all changes and saving them at once can lead to high memory usage. Saving changes in batches can improve performance and reduce memory overhead.
Modify the loop to save changes periodically:
int counter = 0; foreach (OrcanodeEvent fromItem in fromItems) { // Existing processing logic toContext.OrcanodeEvents.Add(toEvent); counter++; if (counter % 1000 == 0) { await toContext.SaveChangesAsync(); toContext.ChangeTracker.Clear(); } } await toContext.SaveChangesAsync();This ensures changes are saved incrementally, and the change tracker is cleared to free up memory.
17-21: Remove unnecessaryOnModelCreatingoverrides if no additional configurations are addedThe
OnModelCreatingmethods inFromOrcanodeMonitorContextandToOrcanodeMonitorContextdo not add any new configurations beyond calling the base method. If there are no staging-specific configurations, these overrides can be removed to simplify the code.Alternatively, if future configurations are planned, consider adding a TODO comment to indicate that.
Also applies to: 28-32
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OrcanodeMonitor.sln(2 hunks)TransferData/Program.cs(1 hunks)TransferData/TransferData.csproj(1 hunks)
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- TransferData/TransferData.csproj
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OrcanodeMonitor.sln (1)
10-11: LGTM! Solution file changes are well-structured.
The new TransferData project is properly integrated into the solution with correct build configurations for both Debug and Release targets.
Also applies to: 26-29
TransferData/Program.cs (1)
113-114: Verify matching logic between fromItem.NodeName and toNode.DisplayName
The code assumes that fromItem.NodeName matches toNode.DisplayName. If there's a mismatch, events may not be transferred correctly. Ensure that this matching logic accurately reflects the relationship between nodes in both contexts.
Please confirm that NodeName and DisplayName are intended to be matched, or adjust the fields used for matching if necessary.
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Add test coverage for the TransferData utility
The verification confirms that there are no tests for the TransferData utility, which contains critical data migration logic. The Program.cs contains several testable components that should be covered:
IsCoveredmethod for determining event coverageTransferDataAsyncmethod for data migration logicCreateDbContextOptionsfor database configuration
Recommended actions:
- Create a new test class in the Test project (e.g.,
TransferDataTests.cs) - Add unit tests for the
IsCoveredmethod to verify event comparison logic - Add integration tests for
TransferDataAsyncusing test databases - Add tests for error handling scenarios (null nodes, connection issues)
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Consider adding test coverage for the data transfer utility.
Given that this utility handles critical data migration between Cosmos DB instances, it would be beneficial to have comprehensive test coverage. Consider creating a dedicated test project for TransferData to ensure data integrity during transfers.
Let's check if there are any test files for the new utility:
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# Description: Look for test files related to the TransferData project
# Test: Search for test files. Expect: Test files containing "TransferData" in their name or content
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# Let's examine the Program.cs to understand what functionality needs test coverage
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| { | ||
| private static string toConnection = "<to be filled in>"; | ||
| private static string fromConnection = "<to be filled in>"; | ||
| private static string databaseName = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("AZURE_COSMOS_DATABASENAME") ?? "orcasound-cosmosdb"; |
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Remove the default value for databaseName to enforce explicit configuration
Assigning a default value to databaseName might lead to unintended connections to the wrong database. It's safer to require that the environment variable AZURE_COSMOS_DATABASENAME is explicitly set, ensuring the application connects to the intended database.
Apply this diff to enforce the requirement:
-private static string databaseName = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("AZURE_COSMOS_DATABASENAME") ?? "orcasound-cosmosdb";
+private static string databaseName = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("AZURE_COSMOS_DATABASENAME");This way, if the environment variable is not set, the application will throw an exception, prompting the user to provide the necessary configuration.
Also applies to: 43-46
| List<OrcanodeEvent> fromItems = fromContext.OrcanodeEvents.ToList(); | ||
| List<OrcanodeEvent> toItems = toContext.OrcanodeEvents.ToList(); |
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Avoid loading all OrcanodeEvent records into memory; implement data batching
Fetching all OrcanodeEvent records using ToList() can cause performance issues with large datasets. Consider processing data in batches or using pagination to reduce memory consumption.
Here's an example of processing events in batches:
int batchSize = 1000;
int skip = 0;
List<OrcanodeEvent> fromItemsBatch;
do
{
fromItemsBatch = fromContext.OrcanodeEvents
.OrderBy(e => e.DateTimeUtc)
.Skip(skip)
.Take(batchSize)
.ToList();
// Process each batch
foreach (OrcanodeEvent fromItem in fromItemsBatch)
{
// Existing processing logic
}
skip += batchSize;
} while (fromItemsBatch.Count > 0);This approach reduces memory usage by loading only a subset of data at a time.
| private static string toConnection = "<to be filled in>"; | ||
| private static string fromConnection = "<to be filled in>"; |
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Make connection strings configurable via environment variables
The hardcoded connection strings fromConnection and toConnection can lead to security risks and lack flexibility. It's better to retrieve them from environment variables to ensure sensitive information isn't exposed in code and to allow for different configurations in different environments.
Apply this diff to make the connection strings configurable:
-private static string toConnection = "<to be filled in>";
-private static string fromConnection = "<to be filled in>";
+private static string fromConnection = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("FROM_COSMOS_CONNECTION_STRING");
+private static string toConnection = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TO_COSMOS_CONNECTION_STRING");Ensure that the environment variables FROM_COSMOS_CONNECTION_STRING and TO_COSMOS_CONNECTION_STRING are set appropriately before running the application.
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| private static string toConnection = "<to be filled in>"; | |
| private static string fromConnection = "<to be filled in>"; | |
| private static string fromConnection = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("FROM_COSMOS_CONNECTION_STRING"); | |
| private static string toConnection = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TO_COSMOS_CONNECTION_STRING"); |
| private static bool IsCovered(OrcanodeEvent item, List<OrcanodeEvent> items) | ||
| { | ||
| var all = items.Where(i => i.NodeName == item.NodeName && i.Type == item.Type); | ||
| OrcanodeEvent before = all.Where(i => i.DateTimeUtc <= item.DateTimeUtc).OrderByDescending(i => i.DateTimeUtc).FirstOrDefault(); | ||
| if (before == null) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| if (before.Value != item.Value) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| return true; | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Optimize IsCovered method to improve performance
The IsCovered method performs in-memory LINQ queries over the entire items list for each event, which is inefficient for large datasets. Consider querying the database directly or indexing the data to reduce the performance impact.
Modify the method to query the database:
-private static bool IsCovered(OrcanodeEvent item, List<OrcanodeEvent> items)
+private static bool IsCovered(OrcanodeEvent item, OrcanodeMonitorContext toContext)
{
- var all = items.Where(i => i.NodeName == item.NodeName && i.Type == item.Type);
- OrcanodeEvent before = all.Where(i => i.DateTimeUtc <= item.DateTimeUtc).OrderByDescending(i => i.DateTimeUtc).FirstOrDefault();
+ OrcanodeEvent before = toContext.OrcanodeEvents
+ .Where(i => i.NodeName == item.NodeName && i.Type == item.Type && i.DateTimeUtc <= item.DateTimeUtc)
+ .OrderByDescending(i => i.DateTimeUtc)
+ .FirstOrDefault();
if (before == null)
{
return false;
}
if (before.Value != item.Value)
{
return false;
}
return true;
}Update the call to IsCovered:
- if (IsCovered(fromItem, toItems))
+ if (IsCovered(fromItem, toContext))This change reduces memory usage and leverages the database for efficiency.
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Fixes #208
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