Read metric history for Services and Servers#1697

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PR 1 of 5 for Metrics. It adds the data layer the chart PRs build on. Nobody sees a change yet, because no screen calls these reads until PR 2.

What changes, and for whom

The engineer building charts in PR 2 to 5. They get one server read per subject and a pure projection that turns a read into chart series. They write no RPC or gap logic of their own.
Users, once the charts ship.
- A Server running an older Ployz reads as "needs a newer Ployz", not as an error.
- A Service with no Deployment yet reads as no readings, not as not found. Cloud asks no Server for it.
Anyone running scripts/verify/up.sh without SERVERS. Metric reads now answer from a fixture, so every chart state can be seen with no real Servers. The seed also writes production's queued Deploy into Applied State, every node it targets as the Store's advance would, so its Services read as deployed and reach that fixture with no manual step.

Exported API

Module	Export	What it does
`metrics/metrics.ts`	`ReadServiceMetricsInput`, `ReadServerMetricsInput`	Input schemas. The ranges reuse the Monitoring `RangeEdge`. A Service read is keyed by Environment id and Service name.
	`MetricRead`	Either `offline` or `history`. Both carry the resolved window.
`metrics/metrics.functions.ts`	`readServiceMetricsServerFn`, `readServerMetricsServerFn`	GET server functions. They need `operate` access.
`metrics/metrics.queries.ts`	`serviceMetricsQueryOptions`, `serverMetricsQueryOptions`	React Query options. Stale after 30 s, refetched every 60 s. Registered in `data-sources.ts` and listed as on-demand reads, since no page reads them yet. A PR that prefetches one in a loader removes it from `ON_DEMAND_READS`.
`metrics/metrics-model.ts`	`serviceMetrics(read, names)`, `serverMetrics(read, names)`	Pure projections. `names` maps a MachineId to a Server name, and falls back to the id.
	`ServiceMetrics`, `ServerMetrics`, `ServiceSeries`, `Sample`, `Gap`, `Marker`, `MetricAvailability`, `ServerRef`, `DiskSample`, `ServerInterface`	Chart-ready types.
`runtime/daemon-compat.ts`	`requirements.metrics`	Capability `ployz.metrics.history.v1`. The message reads "Metrics need a newer Ployz on ".

A Service read resolves the name through findService, unchanged. A name with no deployed Service returns an empty history and asks no Server. The name itself is never sent as a stand-in, because after a rename it can be another Service's runtime name.

The projection follows these rules:

All. all sums every answering Server. byServer lists only Servers whose reply holds a point or a marker. Every up Server answers, and one without the Service answers no points and one gap over the whole range.
Timeouts. The daemon answers a read past its deadline with one timeout gap over the whole range. A Server whose reply is exactly that counts as not answering: it joins the unanswered list, adds no series, no gaps and no markers, and the other Servers' sum stays.
Gaps. A gap is a range, and samples inside a gap are dropped. In All, gaps of either reason are intersected across the answering Servers, so one Server's gap never hides another's data. Where two overlap, timeout wins.
Markers. OOM, exit and restart markers carry the Server and replica.
Availability. One of normal, mixed, needs_upgrade, unanswered, no_readings or offline. A refusal of ployz.metrics.history.v1 means needs upgrade. Any other failure means the Server did not answer. With no samples, the Servers that did not answer explain the empty chart: unanswered if any is down, otherwise needs_upgrade.

Verify fixture

The fixture is active only when import.meta.env.DEV and PLOYZ_VERIFY_METRICS=1 both hold. Only scripts/verify/up.sh writes that variable, and only when it runs without SERVERS. The fixture loads through a dynamic import inside that branch. A Server without the Service answers as the daemon does, with no points and one not_sampled gap over the range.

Subject	State
Service `web`	Normal on `0123…` and `1111…`
Service `api`	Mixed. `0123…` answers, `2222…` needs upgrade, `3333…` is not up.
Service `worker`	Normal on `0123…`. `1111…` answers without the Service, so it has no per-Server split.
Service `redis`	Needs upgrade on `1111…` and `2222…`
Service `postgres`	Normal on `0123…`, with a gap in the middle third, an OOM then a restart, and disk reads and writes. `1111…` answers without it.
Any other Service	No readings. Both Servers answer without it.
Server `0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef`	Normal. CPU, memory, eth0 (lo and docker0 hidden) and every disk field.
Server `2222…`	Needs upgrade
Server `1111…` and any other id	Not up

The verify-dashboard SKILL.md seed table lists the same map. Charts name Servers from the Runtime Watch, which this fixture leaves alone, so here they show ids. PR 5 names them under FAKE_SERVERS=1.

How it was checked

Evidence lives in dashboard/.verify/evidence/, which is gitignored. Rerun the scripts to reproduce it.

Production gate. .verify/evidence/metrics-1-gate-build.mjs builds metrics.server.ts with vite in production mode, then again with import.meta.env.DEV forced true as a control.

Production. It emits only metrics.server.js. Neither verifyMetricHistory nor PLOYZ_VERIFY_METRICS appears in it, and Metrics.readService does.
Control. It also emits a fixture chunk, and both strings appear.

Fixture states over HTTP. .verify/evidence/metrics-1-probe.ts calls both server functions against the running verify dashboard with a signed-in session. It projects each reply with the model and writes .verify/evidence/metrics-1-reads.json.

Run with no setup after a plain scripts/verify/up.sh. Without SERVERS, the seed writes every node the queued production Deploy targets into Applied State (Services, Volume pg-data, Config sentry), as a finished Deployment would, so its Services read as deployed. The production canvas loads with no panic in vite.log. The probe looks up the Environment ids itself, and requests /src/modules/metrics/metrics.functions.ts once, because the dev server registers server function ids only after it compiles the file.

Service states. Every state in the table above came back as listed. worker got two answers, one All series of 120 samples, no All gaps, and one Server in byServer. postgres kept its middle gap in All while 1111… answered without it.
Postgres detail. It returned 80 samples, one not_sampled gap, and an OOM then a restart for postgres-1.
Edge cases.
- An unknown Service name reads as no readings and asks no Server.
- The never-deployed staging Environment reads as no readings.
- A malformed machine id returns VALIDATION_FAILED.
- A signed-out call returns UNAUTHORIZED.

Model tests. Each review case has a test that fails on the union rule and passes now. One Server has data while the other answers with only a full-range gap. One Server starts mid-range and the other's early readings survive. A partial timeout gaps All only where no other Server has data. A Server that timed out over the whole range is named as not answering while the other Server's sum stays (this case blanked All before), and a Server page whose read timed out reads as unanswered. An empty answer alongside a refusal or a down Server reads as needs_upgrade or unanswered.

Focused gates.

pnpm typecheck is clean.
vitest passes 23 of 23 on src/modules/metrics after the timeout fix (37 of 37 with daemon-compat and data-boundaries before it).
The static-analysis project passes 11 of 11.
oxlint is clean on the changed files.

Not checked.

A real daemon answering metricHistory. Verify has no Servers here. That needs SERVERS against a Server running the core metrics release.
Rendering. There is no UI until PR 2.

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New Features
- Added historical metrics for services and servers, including service readings, server CPU, memory, network and disk data, and deployment or restart markers.
- Metric history indicates when data is unavailable, incomplete, timed out, or requires a newer Server version.
- Metrics refresh automatically and can be viewed over a selected time range, with per-server readings available for services.

The change adds server-side service and Server metric history reads, result projections, and query options. It also adds runtime capability support, deterministic verification fixtures, and seed behavior for applied deployment state and metric-fixture selection.

Changes: Metrics History

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Runtime metric history support `dashboard/src/modules/runtime/ployz.server.ts`, `dashboard/src/modules/runtime/daemon-compat.ts`, `dashboard/src/modules/runtime/daemon-compat.test.ts`	The runtime session delegates metric-history requests to the SDK. The compatibility mapping and tests cover the metrics-history capability.
Metric read contracts and server functions `dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.ts`, `dashboard/src/modules/config-store/store-lookup.server.ts`, `dashboard/src/modules/agent/call-cloud.server.ts`, `dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.server.ts`, `dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.functions.ts`	Input schemas validate service and Server requests. Server readers check operate access, resolve the requested history, and return offline or history results. Service lookup helpers move to the config-store module.
Metric projections and tests `dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics-model.ts`, `dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics-model.test.ts`	The model converts history into service and Server results, including availability, samples, gaps, interfaces, and markers. Tests cover conversion and classification cases.
Metric query registration `dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.queries.ts`, `dashboard/src/collections/data-sources.ts`, `dashboard/src/collections/data-boundaries.static.test.ts`	Service and Server query options call their server functions and set refresh intervals. The data-source registry and on-demand read allowlist include these queries.
Verification metrics and seed state `dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.verify-fixture.ts`, `dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.verify-fixture.test.ts`, `dashboard/scripts/verify/seed.ts`, `dashboard/scripts/verify/up.sh`, `.agents/skills/verify-dashboard/SKILL.md`	Development verification can return deterministic metric fixtures. The seed records applied deployment state in fake-Server mode, and the generated environment setting enables fixtures when `SERVERS` is unset.

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Change: Feature · Unblocks: 4 PRs

Sequence Diagram(s)

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1	sequenceDiagram
2	participant MetricsQuery
3	participant readServiceMetricsServerFn
4	participant readServiceMetrics
5	participant PloyzSession
6	MetricsQuery->>readServiceMetricsServerFn: request service metrics
7	readServiceMetricsServerFn->>readServiceMetrics: validated input and actor
8	readServiceMetrics->>PloyzSession: metricHistory(input)

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 084a4

A connected older Ployz without the metric-history RPC is reported as needing an upgrade. No actionable merge-blocking issue was established.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 084a4

The new metric reads retain organization access checks. No security regression was established, although deployed isolation and cancellation guarantees are only partially verified.

Retained concerns No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

inferred — An authorized organization operator can select metric ranges and machine IDs. Effective machine reach is bounded by the connected entry daemon's visible cluster, not solely by the dashboard's stored connection list. Service reads can contact multiple machines in that cluster and return workload history and deployment markers; server reads return host resource history.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

observed — The dashboard does not independently resolve a requested machine ID against organization-owned machine rows before dispatch. However, downstream routing resolves that ID against the daemon's current visible-machine snapshot and rejects an absent target. This counterevidence does not support an arbitrary-machine access finding; deployed organization-to-cluster isolation remains a coverage limitation.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — The request crosses an authenticated actor boundary, an organization operate-access check, organization-scoped runtime connection loading, and daemon target resolution. Caller input supplies identity selectors and time bounds, not a runtime network address or credential.
observed — The verification seed writes Applied State using a generated deployment ID, that deployment's organization and environment, its saved revision, and matching frozen node identities. The write deliberately simulates deployment application while the fake-server deployment remains queued; it is not evidence of a completed production deployment.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

observed — The current metric consumer opens its session inside Effect.scoped. Pairing removal or replacement closes the session scope, sustained pairing-check failure fails closed, and native session cancellation takes precedence over returning completed work. Concurrent metric fan-out uses independent client clones and read-only RPCs.

Hardening Proposals

proposed — If metricHistory is later reused with a long-lived session, add per-call cancellation support or require scope ownership explicitly. The adapter currently ignores the Effect AbortSignal, unlike logHistory; the present scoped consumer provides the stronger cleanup counterevidence.

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dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.server.tsline 23Outdated · 932ac07Open thread

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	20	+	return yield* Effect.scoped(Effect.gen(function* () {
	21	+	const session = yield* (yield* OrganizationRuntime).open(organizationId);
	22	+	if (session.status !== "connected") return { type: "offline", window } satisfies MetricRead;
	23	+	const history = yield* session.connected.metricHistory(input);

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_{_{P2 Badge}} Reject collapsed metric windows before the RPC

When a schema-valid range resolves to zero width—for example URL parameters from=1h&to=2h, from=now&to=now, or a range entirely before 1970—resolveRange produces from === to, and this production call reaches the core metric-history validator, which rejects equal bounds with invalid_argument; the development fixture instead returns empty history, masking the failure. Validate the resolved relational invariant at the server boundary or return an empty result before invoking the RPC.

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dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.server.tslines 11–14Outdated · 932ac07Open thread

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	11	+	const nanos = (ms: number) => (BigInt(ms) * 1_000_000n).toString();
	12	+
	13	+	const readHistory = Effect.fn("Metrics.readHistory")(function* (organizationId: string, subject: MetricSubject, window: MetricWindow) {
	14	+	const input: MetricHistoryInput = { subject, since_nanos: nanos(window.from), until_nanos: nanos(window.to) };

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Return an empty history for a zero-length window.

RangeEdge accepts "now" for both fields. resolveRange can therefore produce equal bounds. A connected Service or Server then calls metricHistory with since_nanos === until_nanos; the daemon rejects that request. The SDK and public boundary preserve it as a failed request instead of returning an empty history. Handle window.from >= window.to before the RPC.

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1	-import type { MachineId, MetricHistoryInput, MetricSubject } from "@ployz/sdk";
2	+import type { MachineId, MetricHistory, MetricHistoryInput, MetricSubject } from "@ployz/sdk";
3	@@
4	const nanos = (ms: number) => (BigInt(ms) * 1_000_000n).toString();
5	+const emptyHistory = (subject: MetricSubject): MetricHistory => ({
6	+ points: subject.kind === "service" ? { service: [] } : { machine: [] },
7	+ machines: [],
8	+ unanswered: [],
9	+});
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11	const readHistory = Effect.fn("Metrics.readHistory")(function* (organizationId: string, subject: MetricSubject, window: MetricWindow) {
12	+ if (window.from >= window.to) {
13	+ return { type: "history", window, history: emptyHistory(subject) } satisfies MetricRead;
14	+ }
15	const input: MetricHistoryInput = { subject, since_nanos: nanos(window.from), until_nanos: nanos(window.to) };

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dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics-model.tsline 202Outdated · 084a467Open thread

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	199	+	// Every up Server answers, and one without the Service answers a not_sampled gap over the whole range, so a span is a gap
	200	+	// in the sum only where no answering Server has data.
	201	+	const allGaps = answered.length === 0 ? [] : answered.map((entry) => entry.gaps).reduce(intersectGaps);
	202	+	const all = serviceSeries(servicePoints(history.points), allGaps);

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_{_{P2 Badge}} Preserve re-bucketed samples across partial gaps

When Servers answer with different step_nanos values, core re-buckets the top-level history.points onto the widest step, while allGaps still contains intersections of the original per-Server intervals. A partial gap can therefore contain the widened point's timestamp even though another Server contributed data later in that same bucket; passing those gaps here makes series discard the entire valid aggregate bucket and can even misclassify availability. Filter aggregate samples using the aggregate bucket width, or retain the already-rebucketed top-level points.

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dashboard/src/modules/metrics/metrics.queries.tsline 19Outdated · 084a467Open thread

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	16	+	/** One Server's host metrics over `from`..`to`. */
	17	+	export function serverMetricsQueryOptions(input: ReadServerMetricsInput) {
	18	+	return queryOptions({
	19	+	queryKey: ["metrics", "server", input.machineId, input.from, input.to] as const,

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_{_{P2 Badge}} Scope the Server metrics cache by organization

When a user navigates between organizations that both contain the same Machine ID and requests the same range, this key is identical even though the query function sends a different organizationSlug. The schema permits this because organization_machine uses (organization_id, machine_id) as its primary key, so React Query can display the first organization's cached metrics for up to the 30-second freshness window without calling the second organization's server function. Include input.organizationSlug in the key.

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Added 14 commitsOct 13, 2026

Answer metric reads from a fixture in the verify dashboard without Servers2c2049e
Seed every node the queued production Deploy targets into Applied State38a32f5
Read Service and Server metric history through the runtime session3b191d4
Answer fixture reads the way the daemon does from a Server without the Service6f8cf94
Name the Server-ref mapper for what it returns7617144
Read an undeployed Service's metrics as no readings instead of not found850bd06
Project metric history into Service and Server chart series8cad4bb
Read an undeployed Service as no readings without asking under its own name9c0061b
Seed production's queued Deploy into Applied State so verify Services read as deployeda1dab94
Name the metrics capability among daemon requirementsaafd99e
Gap a Service's sum only where no Server has dataae7372e
Register the metrics reads as on-demand remote datadb21394
Gap a Service's sum wherever a Server timed outfbf0af1
Count a Server whose metrics read timed out as not answeringff0b03b

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