This change adds a database migration for a new table that stores
configurations for a user, the first of which is the session duration.
Database methods are implemented to interact with this table.
Resolves#5472
Change-Id: I01049265f385ea5de65907da1bc3bcf426d3c577
To improve deletion of old entries in project_bandwidth_daily_rollup
we need index on `interval_day` column which is used to find those old
entries.
As an addition we are changing interval how often deletion is executed
from 7 to 1 day. We would like to have smaller portion of data to
delete.
Fixes https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5465
Change-Id: Ie18ebe859887b93d6e4e6065a61fb9214c7ad27a
The `coupons`, `offers`, `coupon_usages`, `coupon_codes`, and
`user_credits` tables are not used anymore. They exist due to
legacy billing code which has already been removed.
Change-Id: Ie93af90a06e5247a74015af2a78a223d69249565
We want to be able to exclude contained nodes from nodes selection. For this, we add a 'contained' column to the nodes table to track the containment status.
Fixes https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5231
Change-Id: Id78e645f172145adcb8664646e8ebf14e218b57b
Since the auditor will be moving to a different process from the
metainfo loop, we need a way of communicating which segments have
been chosen for audit. This queue will be that communication, for now.
Contrast this with the queue for _re_verifications in commit 9c67f62f.
Refs: https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5251
Change-Id: I9a269c7ef21e6c5e9c6e5e1f3db298fe159a8a79
Change node_events schema to use an id column as primary key rather than
node id because there can be multiple events per node id.
Change-Id: I518d8ef9ea658764876483e282a4058d3c4910f4
Add new table for node events. We can use this to notify node
operators of certain node events. Further, we can squash events for
multiple nodes with the same email into a single notification.
Change-Id: Icea6dd939df8fe4a98806bd79c014e21d239c43e
This table will be used as a queue for pieces that need to be reverified
(a regular audit timed out on the owning node, so now that node is
contained and we need to validate the piece before un-containing it).
Refs: https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5228
Change-Id: I5dcd26b6adced8674cbd81884c1543a61ea9d4c8
This concludes the saga that began with commit c053bdbd, migrating away
from using gob-encoded big.Float values in the database to using
integers with an implied number of decimal places.
Nothing is using or accessing or expecting the _gob columns to exist
anymore. The transition code and the migration chore are gone. All that
remains is to drop the columns.
Change-Id: I9b15ee52f7781510a6dc91cf7c54f7f9022b1210
The signup_captcha column will hold the captcha scores of new users.
see: https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5067
Change-Id: Ia322af29a3b5b019b417843272506a3dbd1397e4
This is in response to community feedback that our existing reputation
calculation is too likely to disqualify storage nodes unfairly with
extreme swings up and down.
For details and analysis, please see the data_loss_vs_dq_chance_sim.py
tool, the "tuning reputation further.ipynb" Jupyter notebook in the
storj/datascience repository, and the discussion at
https://forum.storj.io/t/tuning-audit-scoring/14084
In brief: changing the lambda and initial-alpha parameters in this way
causes the swings in reputation to be smaller and less likely to put a
node past the disqualification threshold unfairly.
Note: this change will cause a one-time reset of all (non-disqualified)
node reputations, because the new initial alpha value of 1000 is
dramatically different, and the disqualification threshold is going to
be much higher.
Change-Id: Id6dc4ba8fde1be3db4255b72282207bab5491ca3
Adding an index to the timestamp field of the billing transaction table to improve query performance. This should prevent having to do a full table scan when we query for the last billing transaction of a particular source and/or type.
Change-Id: I581f09494cc8662a12efba4302022a07121ba309
Adding an index to the wallet address field of the storjscan wallet table to improve query performance. This should prevent having to do a full table scan when we query for one or more wallet addresses for a given user in our queries.
Change-Id: Ic1b5d06c2258489e5464d186fed5270172f8cba5
Update the billing table to use generated IDs, to include the source and status fields, and to add metadata jsonb field that can be used for fields specific to a particular type of billing transaction. Additionally a new table was added to keep track of user balances
Change-Id: Ieb3a63aafd8fe21fc3386bafd43d52081b7d2838
satellite/{payments/billing,satellitedb}: refactor billing DB
Update the billing table to use generated IDs, to include the source and status fields, and to add metadata jsonb field that can be used for fields specific to a particular type of billing transaction. Additionally a new table was added to keep track of user balances
Change-Id: Ieb3a63aafd8fe21fc3386bafd43d52081b7d2838
Adding an interval_end_time column to the accounting_rollups table
to keep the last interval_end_time for each daily storage tallies.
Updates https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/4178
Change-Id: If7a8210c5e9fe2fc9df84b137a8b6e3db2471c58
Add billing DB to the satellite. This DB will hold all transactions on the users account and can be used to compute the users current usable account balance.
Change-Id: I056416efc169e5e5e30c9f30cd8bc766b7bc8073
Add storjscan wallets DB to the satellite. For now this DB is a one to one mapping of the users account to a storjscan wallet that can be used by the account holder to make payments on their Storj account.
relates to https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/4347
Change-Id: I6e65b15817b90ceb75641244f9bf173c3b4228a7
We added nodes.disqualification_reason recently, but we didn't add a
corresponding column in the reputations table (despite having a
corresponding `disqualified` column there).
Without this change, the (very useful and informative) assignments to
updateFields.DisqualificationReason in reputations.go have no effect.
Refs: https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/4601
Change-Id: I77404902ca64b56aed72f1de76b303fe82b76aab
When a new user registers, we send a verification request to their
email. Currently, if they do not verify their email, we take no further
action. We want to send these users reminders: one after about one day
and one after about 5 days. To do this we will use this new
verification_reminders column.
It will look something like this:
```
SELECT email FROM users
WHERE status = 0
AND (
(verification_reminders = 0 AND created_at < now() - 'INTERVAL 1d')
OR (verification_reminders = 1 AND created_at < now() - 'INTERVAL 5d')
)
```
Change-Id: If0620e08c97e9e337c9563481d665c5bd462693b
Last part of backwards compatible db migration to remove "suspended" column.
Removes exeption which removes "suspended" column in tests from `migrate_test.go`.
Adds DB migration to remove "suspended" column from 'nodes' and 'reputations' tables.
Change-Id: I02051279f6f4181e966c567919af0e774583f165
Migrate free tier users to have default limits if their limits were set to 0.
They were affected by incorrect working of Update user query.
Change-Id: I4c49c8d99b12dba2b9b0ab61b2175085976dcc95
Added failed_login_count and login_lockout_expiration columns to users table to control users failed login attempts.
We want to prevent brute forcing of user login so this is the first step.
Change-Id: I06b0b9f5415a1922e08cd9908893b2fd3c26bca0
This sets the corresponding _numeric columns to be NOT NULL (it has been
verified manually that there are no more NULL _numeric values on any
known satellites, and it should be impossible with current code to get
new NULL values in the _numeric columns.
We can't drop the _gob columns immediately, as there will still be code
running that expects them, but once this version is deployed we can
finally drop them and be totally done with this crazy 5-step migration.
Change-Id: I518302528d972090d56b3eedc815656610ac8e73
Remove redundant suspension timestamp column from nodes and reputation tables.
Suspended timestamp was moved to unknown_audit_suspended and suspended column is
no longer used so there is no point in keeping both.
Change-Id: Ieea3f12141b33ec9efe7594f4c9dbc7e10675b0e
We decided that we want to have segment limit for paying users high
enough to not have to change it too often.
Fixes https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/4590
Change-Id: Ic1c38bf3e2fcc000548ff4c7e7004647b39fbecf
For a thorough explanation of the overall transition, see the message on
commit c053bdbd70.
This change will rename the columns containing gob-encoded big.Floats
and add new columns which will contain the equivalent data in a more
sql-friendly format.
The change should *not* break already-running satellite processes,
because all functionality touching these tables has already been taught
to work with these new columns if it sees any "undefined column" errors.
Change-Id: I229324376533e383c5d05064b8aedad149cf825b
We have here two migrations in fact. One is for existing users,
we need to check if its paying user (paid_tier) and set 1M for
them and 150K for others.
Second migration is to set limits for projects depends on owner.
If owner is a paying user (paid_tier) then project should have
1M limit, otherwise it should be 150K. In this case to make
migration faster initially projects table segment_limit was set
to 1M by default. With migration we are selecting all paying
users and we are setting 150K limit for all projects which owners
are not in paying users set.
Initially we had a concern if that query wil lbe quick enough to
be executed during deployment but after investigation CRDB
team confirms that this should take seconds for out DBs.
Fixes https://github.com/storj/team-metainfo/issues/70
Change-Id: I8be06e9f949b68b993e043cc15525e8483bf49ea
A few months ago we removed all references to the contained
column in nodes and reputations
bb21551a9c
and
56fe636123
But we never did the migration to drop the columns.
This commit will finally do that.
Change-Id: I82aa2f257b1fb14a2f1c4c4a1589f80895360ae4
We want to issue a reminder to users when they don't verify their email within 24hrs of registering. This change only adds a column to the users table.
Change-Id: I92e2baeabf179338ffec01574d4752c0ccdba88b
All limits we have for projects have also parent limits stored
with user data. New created project is first taking limits from
owner (user) limits.
This change is extending users table with project_segment_limit
column and adds functionality to get and set value for this
column.
Change-Id: Iff5e36c62b517652390b649fc05992475916ecff
We want to set maximum number of segments per
project. This change adds only column to projects table.
Default value 1M is set to make later migration easier as
we need to set 1M for paid tier users and 140K for free
tier users.
Change-Id: I8e83712e08c5bd91dfa59f652d17e45c14240a36
This reverts commit 2c0a360a14.
Avoid big transactions. We'll do it outside of the migration pipeline.
Change-Id: Iade810d81bb2453c9e351149cb84662b207ee527
Value attribution codes were converted into UUIDs and stored in the users, projects, api_keys, bucket_metainfos, and value_attributions tables in the partner_id column. This migration will lookup the appropriate partner name associated with each of these UUIDs, and store the partner name directly in the user_agent column within each table. If an error occurs during the partner ID to partner name conversion, the partner ID value will be migrated to user_agent.
A note on the migration test data, postgres.v182.sql:
With one exception, all preexisting rows in the relevant tables had a NULL partner_ID. Therefore, we needed to insert new rows with partner_ID set under the OLD DATA section in order to test that the migration works. For each affected table, we insert one row with a valid partner ID which has a corresponding partner name, and one row with a partner ID which would return an error during the conversion to the partner name.
Change-Id: Iad977d72df0ce95a0c5ca80a065c4276ec1f2354
To allow for changing limits for new users, while leaving existing users limits as they are, we must store the project limits for each user. We currently store the limit for the number of projects a user can create in the user DB table. This change would also store the project bandwidth and storage limits in the same table.
Change-Id: If8d79b39de020b969f3445ef2fcc370e51d706c6
Alter satellites DB nodes table to add `disqualification_reason` int column
which contains disqualification type enum of why node has been disqualified.
Change-Id: Ia514557018ca27e1984216dc5004346d59869d16
table and drop not null constraint on objects column
Since, we want to move from charging our customers by object count to
segment count, this PR prepares the database to be able to record segments count
instead of objects count for satellite's billing system
Change-Id: Ie91ef354e78d24a268bc1cdc4327c182f733321e
