ntopng/scripts/lua/modules/measurements/speedtest.lua
2025-02-17 12:22:42 +01:00

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Lua

--
-- (C) 2020-24 - ntop.org
--
--
-- This module implements an internet download bandwidth monitor.
--
local json = require("dkjson")
local ts_utils = require("ts_utils_core")
local format_utils = require("format_utils")
local do_trace = false
local collected_results = {}
-- #################################################################
-- The function called periodically to send the host probes.
-- hosts contains the list of hosts to probe, The table keys are
-- the hosts identifiers, whereas the table values contain host information
-- see (am_utils.key2host for the details on such format).
local function run_speedtest(hosts, granularity)
local rsp
local do_trace = false
if (do_trace) then
tprint("[run_speedtest] [" .. granularity .. "]\n")
end
rsp = ntop.speedtest()
if (not rsp) then
return
end
if do_trace then
tprint(rsp)
end
rsp = json.decode(rsp)
if (not rsp) then
return
end
if not rsp["download.speed"] or not rsp["upload.speed"] then
return
end
for key, host in pairs(hosts or {}) do
-- NOTE: results are in Mbps -> for the timeseries convert into Bps
if (rsp["download.speed"] ~= nil) then
local isp = nil
local download_mbit = rsp["download.speed"]
if (type(rsp["client.isp"] == "string")) then
isp = noHtml(rsp["client.isp"])
end
collected_results[key] = {
value = download_mbit * 1000000 / 8,
resolved_addr = isp
}
end
if (rsp["upload.speed"]) then
ts_utils.append("am_host:upload_" .. granularity, {
ifid = getSystemInterfaceId(),
speed = rsp["upload.speed"] * 1000000 / 8,
host = host.host
})
end
if (rsp["server.latency"]) then
ts_utils.append("am_host:latency_" .. granularity, {
ifid = getSystemInterfaceId(),
latency = rsp["server.latency"],
host = host.host
})
end
end
end
-- #################################################################
-- The function responsible for collecting the results.
-- It must return a table containing a list of hosts along with their retrieved
-- measurement. The keys of the table are the host key. The values have the following format:
-- table
-- resolved_addr: (optional) the resolved IP address of the host
-- value: (optional) the measurement numeric value. If unspecified, the host is still considered unreachable.
local function collect_speedtest(granularity)
if (trace) then
print("[collect_speedtest] called\n")
end
return (collected_results)
end
-- #################################################################
-- This function checks whether the speedtest support has been compiled and available
local function check_speedtest_support()
if (trace) then
print("[check_speedtest_support] called\n")
end
return ntop.hasSpeedtestSupport()
end
-- #################################################################
return {
-- Defines a list of measurements implemented by this script.
-- The probing logic is implemented into the check() and collect_results().
--
-- Here is how the probing occurs:
-- 1. The check function is called with the list of hosts to probe. Ideally this
-- call should not block (e.g. should not wait for the results)
-- 2. The active_monitoring.lua code sleeps for some seconds
-- 3. The collect_results function is called. This should retrieve the results
-- for the hosts checked in the check() function and return the results.
--
-- The alerts for non-responding hosts and the Active Monitoring timeseries are automatically
-- generated by active_monitoring.lua . The timeseries are saved in the following schemas:
-- "am_host:val_min", "am_host:val_5mins", "am_host:val_hour".
measurements = {{
-- The unique key for the measurement
key = "speedtest",
-- The localization string for this measurement
i18n_label = "active_monitoring_stats.speedtest",
-- The function called periodically to send the host probes
check = run_speedtest,
-- The function responsible for collecting the results
collect_results = collect_speedtest,
-- The granularities allowed for the probe. See supported_granularities in am_utils.lua
granularities = { "hour" },
-- The localization string for the measurement unit (e.g. "ms", "Mbits")
i18n_unit = "field_units.mbits",
-- The localization string for the Jitter unit (e.g. "ms", "Mbits")
i18n_jitter_unit = nil,
-- The localization string for the Active Monitoring timeseries menu entry
i18n_am_ts_label = "active_monitoring_stats.download_speed",
-- The localization string for the Active Monitoring metric in the chart
i18n_am_ts_metric = "active_monitoring_stats.download_speed",
-- The operator to use when comparing the measurement with the threshold, "gt" for ">" or "lt" for "<".
operator = "lt",
additional_timeseries = {{
schema="am_host:upload",
label=i18n("active_monitoring_stats.upload_speed"),
metrics_labels = { i18n("active_monitoring_stats.upload_speed") },
value_formatter = {"field_units.mbits"},
}, {
schema="am_host:latency",
label=i18n("latency"),
metrics_labels = { i18n("latency") },
value_formatter = {"NtopUtils.fmillis"},
}},
-- If set, indicates a maximum threshold value
max_threshold = 10000,
-- If set, indicates the default threshold value
default_threshold = nil,
value_formatter = format_utils.bytesToBPS,
-- The raw measurement value is multiplied by this factor before being written into the chart
chart_scaling_value = 1000000,
-- A list of additional notes (localization strings) to show into the timeseries charts
i18n_chart_notes = {},
-- If set, the user cannot change the host
force_host = "speedtest.net",
-- An alternative localization string for the unrachable alert message
unreachable_alert_i18n = "alert_messages.speedtest_failed"
}},
setup = check_speedtest_support
}