Monitoring

TIP OpenWiFi software stack is envisioned to have a rich telemetry data that can be extracted, transformed and stored for analytics purposes. This section will outline various integration using the current capabilities of the OpenWiFi release. These integrations will provide examples for the community to enrich, adopt and productize.
The current release of OpenWiFi utilizes both a rich open API and Kafka for retrieving telemetry information from Access Points and SDK services. For the purpose of this section and Release 2.0 we will be showcasing Kafka integration with third party monitoring subsystems.
Kafka Data Source
The current release of 2.0 SDK architecture contains a Kafka broker for the purposes inter-services communication, state, healthcheck, device provisioning state producing and consuming Kafka topics. You can find the latest information related to Kafka topics here: https://github.com/Telecominfraproject/wlan-cloud-ucentralgw/blob/master/KAFKA.md#kafka-integration​
The current Kafka topics used for this monitoring integration are:
state
healthcheck
All Kafka messages carry a JSON payload, example of a healthcheck message is as follow:
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{
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   "system":{
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      "id":179033843641952,
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      "host":"https://gw-ucentral-dev01.cicd.lab.wlan.tip.build:17002"
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   },
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   "payload":{
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      "data":{
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         "interfaces":{
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            "up0v0":{
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               "dhcp":false,
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               "location":"/interfaces/0"
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            }
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         },
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         "unit":{
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            "memory":36
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         }
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      },
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      "sanity":67,
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      "serial":"112233445566",
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      "uuid":1627357625
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   }
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}
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A state Kafka message looks like:
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{
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   "system":{
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      "id":179033843641952,
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      "host":"https://gw-ucentral-dev01.cicd.lab.wlan.tip.build:17002"
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   },
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   "payload":{
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      "serial":"112233445566",
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      "state":{
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         "interfaces":[
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            {
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               "clients":[
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                  {
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                     "ipv6_addresses":[
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                        "fe80:0:0:0:206:aeff:fee0:69ad"
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                     ],
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                     "mac":"07:06:06:06:06:06",
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                     "ports":[
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                        "eth1"
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                     ]
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                  },
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                  {
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                     "ipv4_addresses":[
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                        "192.168.4.1"
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                     ],
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                     "mac":"01:02:03:04:05:06",
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                     "ports":[
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                        "eth1"
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                     ]
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                  }
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               ],
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               "counters":{
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                  "collisions":0,
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                  "multicast":63,
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                  "rx_bytes":14725,
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                  "rx_dropped":0,
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                  "rx_errors":0,
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                  "rx_packets":209,
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                  "tx_bytes":13571,
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                  "tx_dropped":0,
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                  "tx_errors":0,
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                  "tx_packets":80
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               },
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               "dns_servers":[
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                  "1.1.1.1",
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                  "9.9.9.9"
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               ],
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               "ipv4":{
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                  "addresses":[
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                     "192.168.4.33/24"
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                  ],
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                  "leasetime":600
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               },
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               "location":"/interfaces/0",
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               "name":"up0v0",
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               "uptime":31349
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            },
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            {
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               "counters":{
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                  "collisions":0,
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                  "multicast":0,
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                  "rx_bytes":0,
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                  "rx_dropped":0,
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                  "rx_errors":0,
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                  "rx_packets":0,
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                  "tx_bytes":1058,
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                  "tx_dropped":0,
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                  "tx_errors":0,
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                  "tx_packets":5
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               },
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               "ipv4":{
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                  "addresses":[
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                     "192.168.1.1/24"
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                  ]
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               },
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               "location":"/interfaces/1",
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               "name":"down1v0",
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               "uptime":31355
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            }
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         ],
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         "radios":[
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            {
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               "active_ms":24459917,
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               "busy_ms":1173593,
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               "channel":149,
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               "channel_width":"80",
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               "noise":4294967198,
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               "phy":"soc/40000000.pci/pci0000:00/0000:00:00.0/0000:01:00.0",
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               "receive_ms":4647,
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               "transmit_ms":88272,
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               "tx_power":30
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            },
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            {
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               "active_ms":24456321,
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               "busy_ms":11878205,
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               "channel":11,
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               "channel_width":"20",
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               "noise":4294967204,
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               "phy":"platform/soc/a000000.wifi",
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               "receive_ms":1329,
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               "transmit_ms":73228,
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               "tx_power":30
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            },
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            {
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               "active_ms":24458178,
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               "busy_ms":1162312,
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               "channel":36,
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               "channel_width":"80",
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               "noise":4294967192,
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               "phy":"platform/soc/a800000.wifi",
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               "receive_ms":12339,
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               "transmit_ms":86904,
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               "tx_power":23
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            }
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         ],
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         "unit":{
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            "load":[
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               0.190921,
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               0.263188,
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               0.240726
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            ],
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            "localtime":1627418941,
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            "memory":{
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               "free":348540928,
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               "total":520409088
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            },
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            "uptime":31386
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         }
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      },
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      "uuid":1627357625
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   }
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}
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