Monitoring Configuration

Configuration schema for resource monitoring refresh intervals and SSE settings

Resource Monitoring Schema

This schema defines configuration options for real-time system resource monitoring. It’s designed to work with the cjm-fasthtml-settings library for automatic UI generation.

# Example: Accessing schema properties
print(f"Schema name: {RESOURCE_MONITOR_SCHEMA['name']}")
print(f"Schema title: {RESOURCE_MONITOR_SCHEMA['title']}")
print(f"\nDefault intervals:")
print(f"  CPU: {RESOURCE_MONITOR_SCHEMA['properties']['cpu_interval']['default']}s")
print(f"  Memory: {RESOURCE_MONITOR_SCHEMA['properties']['memory_interval']['default']}s")
print(f"  GPU: {RESOURCE_MONITOR_SCHEMA['properties']['gpu_interval']['default']}s")

Schema name: resource-monitoring
Schema title: Resource Monitor Configuration

Default intervals:
  CPU: 2s
  Memory: 3s
  GPU: 5s

Last Update Tracking

Track last update times for each monitoring component. This is runtime state, not part of the configuration.

SSE Configuration

Configuration for Server-Sent Events (SSE) streaming. These settings are not exposed in the UI but can be adjusted programmatically.

# Example: Using the last update times
import time

# Simulate checking if an update is needed
cpu_interval = RESOURCE_MONITOR_SCHEMA['properties']['cpu_interval']['default']
current_time = time.time()

if current_time - LAST_UPDATE_TIMES['cpu'] >= cpu_interval:
    print("CPU update needed!")
    LAST_UPDATE_TIMES['cpu'] = current_time
else:
    print("CPU update not yet needed")

print(f"\nSSE queue size: {SSE_CONFIG['max_queue_size']}")

CPU update needed!

SSE queue size: 100