Satellites set their configuration values to default values using
cfgstruct, however, it turns out our tests don't test these values
at all! Instead, they have a completely separate definition system
that is easy to forget about.
As is to be expected, these values have drifted, and it appears
in a few cases test planet is testing unreasonable values that we
won't see in production, or perhaps worse, features enabled in
production were missed and weren't enabled in testplanet.
This change makes it so all values are configured the same,
systematic way, so it's easy to see when test values are different
than dev values or release values, and it's less hard to forget
to enable features in testplanet.
In terms of reviewing, this change should be actually fairly
easy to review, considering private/testplanet/satellite.go keeps
the current config system and the new one and confirms that they
result in identical configurations, so you can be certain that
nothing was missed and the config is all correct.
You can also check the config lock to see what actual config
values changed.
Change-Id: I6715d0794887f577e21742afcf56fd2b9d12170e
Until now, whenever audits were recorded we would try to delete
the node from containment just in case it exists. Since we now
want to treat segment repair downloads as audits, this would
erroneously remove nodes from containment, as repair does not go
through a Reverify step. With this changeset, (Batch)UpdateStats
will not remove nodes from containment. The Reverify method will
remove all necessary nodes from containment.
Change-Id: Iabc9496293076dccba32ddfa028e92580b26167f
This enables use of the --progress, --expires, and --metadata flags with
'uplink put'. These flags work similarly to their counterparts in the
'uplink cp' command.
Small difference from cp: "progress" is on by default in 'uplink cp',
but (for backwards compatibility) off by default in 'uplink put'.
Why: Requested by @Toyoo on the forum:
https://forum.storj.io/t/explicit-data-expiration-questions/13854/2
..and it's an easy addition to make.
Change-Id: Id20aedd3a280db43e4883338f92f6beec7a400de
This expanded format shows expiration times for objects and how much
custom metadata each object has.
This commit also organizes output formatting code together in one
section for simpler adjustments in the future.
Change-Id: Ica041c8a1de6ee73c104a0554c5c259e447536c4
We want to move some of current metainfo loop observers to
segment loop. This change adds new service, similar to metainfo
loop but which is iterating only over segments.
Change-Id: I67f7f461781723a4476e2b83377f31736d7c4870
Previously the object range was not used for calculating order limit.
This meant that even if you were downloading only a small range it would
account bandwidth based on the full segment.
This doesn't fully address the accounting since the lazy segment
downloads do not send their requested range nor requested limit.
Change-Id: Ic811e570c889be87bac4293547d6537a255078da
added displaying of undistributed balance and current month expectations
contains changes from https://review.dev.storj.io/c/storj/storj/+/4867 to be workable
Change-Id: I9cb00d2db5b819a71ceeddf91d6863a6b4fa9034
There was a bug when user tried to get project after removing themselves from it.
Also we made user select firstly created project only if they removed themselves from current selected project.
Change-Id: I4b28ebc1ab4a8c14d05ef702e034f2ab39225cc3
Method IterateLoopSegments can be used to iterate over all segments in metabase without touching objects.
Change-Id: I3cc0e783884b603b47ef3f8233e357aa8a391250
Because of recent changes to how coupons for the free tier are handled
(see commit 4c0817bcfb), we no longer want all these $10
non-expiring coupons. After coupons are applied during invoice
generation, if a customer does not have any valid (non expired, non
consumed) coupons, a new promotional coupon is applied.
We could just wait for users to consume all $10 of the non-expiring
coupons, and the new promotional coupon would be applied for the
following billing cycle, but this gets tricky, because if in the final
month, the user is billed for $1 of usage, but only $0.5 of the $10
non-expiring coupon is remaining, the user will be charged for the
remaining $0.5. With the new promotional coupon of $1.65, expiring every
month, this would not be an issue.
So long story short, this commit migrates all non-expiring coupons to
expire within 2 billing periods (all existing non-expiring coupons in
prod were created in early April or later). That way, there is still
enough value in the $10 coupon that we don't have to worry about
customers exceeding it, and the coupons will expire. Then we'll
immediately apply the $1.65 coupon for the next month! And then
hopefully this unfortunate situation will come to a pleasant end.
Change-Id: I8a593948d8876c41a71d886b9a95d4e2c802b4f3
Replace GetProjectAllocatedBandwidth by GetProjectBandwidth which calculates
used bandwidth from allocated and settled bandwidth recorded in the
project_bandwidth_daily_rollups table.
For each day in the month, if the allocated bandwidth is expired, it uses the
settled bandwidth for computing used bandwidth.
Change-Id: Ife723c6d5275338f470619631acb25930d39ac3c
project_bandwidth_daily_rollups table
We want to calculate used bandwidth better so we need to calculate it
from allocated and settled bandwidth. To do this we need first populate
this new table.
https://storjlabs.atlassian.net/browse/PG-56
Change-Id: I308b737bf08ee48ce4e46a3605697ab2095f7257
Rather than applying our internal satellite implementation of coupons
when new accounts are created, use a configured Stripe coupon instead.
If no configuration is set, no coupon will be applied.
This change also removes logic for adding coupons to customers who pay
with crypto - they will already have the free tier coupon applied
anyway.
We will be phasing out our internal coupon implementation.
Change-Id: Ieb87ddb3412acbc74986aa9d18a4cbd93c29861a
fillInBlobAccess was using a non-pointer receiver so the receiver wasn't
being modified. Luckily, this seems to be only being used in tests.
Change-Id: Ice01419933295562d558d48ba314d476660b67bd
When services take long to shutdown it's useful to get a stack trace for
diagnosing the underlying problem.
Change-Id: Ic73a45741dfbe8fdddafd56a5b72121da886d133
WHAT:
better error message when trying to create a bucket with a name that already exists
WHY:
better user experience
Change-Id: I1f56439d6dc8503cdca03759b0cc180688aafd87
WHAT:
removed console errors when trying to navigate to current route
WHY:
there shouldn't be errors in console
Change-Id: Ifa6ccf2f336cab58ac5e27b5dae2167a3229f98a
The context passed into SendEmail gets canceled before links are clicked
in the test environment. This change passes an un-cancelable context
from SendRenderedAsync so that email sending/link clicking can be
completed even if the parent context is canceled.
Change-Id: I88535d315900d7886877f0e14d1d052745402ac7
Added expectations endpoint (estimations and distributed), added
coalesce to db query, so in case of empty payouts db 0 will be returned instead of error.
Change-Id: I535f14ef097876448d8949bc302895b25da2b6e7
WHAT:
removed notBefore and notAfter caveats from object browser AGs
WHY:
caused a bug when user's clock is not synced correctly
Change-Id: I1af10418f1668003a09cba313eaed3b0764eabdc
