Jasmin Realtime

[BlackOrder]

Hi, I wrote this python package jasmin_realtime for myself. This is my first Python project. I usually code in PHP :P. I wanted to sync my configurations across multiple instances of Jasmin.
This package will connect a MongoDB cluster to Jasmin. all configurations can live in the MongoDB.
The connection between this package and Jasmin is separated in another package: jasmin_telnet which I wrote some of it and collected most of from: jasmin-api and jasmin-web-panel.

Do you think it's better to connect through telnet or Prospective Proxies. I tried to find documentation for the pb, but couldn't find the filter module part. So, I had to write the telnet package.

[farirat]

Hello @BlackOrder !
I salute your effort and your sharing-back to the community !
I've been checking both repos and here's my comments:

• It's a great idea to sync cluster instances configurations to a mongo db, if you are going to exclusively manage your jasmin instances through mongo db then you'll need to forbid access to jcli to avoid getting out of sync,
• There still some work to make test coverage, cleanup of the code, documentation, and some deployment examples through k8s and docker,
• Handling the billing stuff is more complex than handling config synchronization, the latter can be done in a one-way synchronization (database > jasmin(s)) where billing is a two-way synchronization (database <---> jasmin(s)) because one user can be charged 5 pdus in instance A then 10 pddus in instance B, in such scenarios, the balance must be centralized and jasmin nodes must inc/dec the balance simultaneously, in such cases, i always deploy interception logics and make third-party/external billing module,
  Some other suggestions:
• jasmin-mongo-configuration is a better name than jasmin_realtime
• make the logger feature a separate module, it has nothing to do with the config sync stuff
  And yes, telnet is better/easier than pb.