node-status-lib 0.1.4

A lightweight library for node and internal flow-level status tracking using PostgreSQL

node-status-lib

node-status-lib is a lightweight Python library designed to simplify the tracking of node and flow statuses in distributed systems. It is especially useful for monitoring pipelines, workflows, and microservices by storing runtime states in a PostgreSQL database.

Features

• Track the status of an entire node
• Track the status of individual flows/tasks within a node
• Store all status updates directly into a PostgreSQL database
• Built-in support for integration with secret managers (e.g., AWS Secrets Manager)
• Easy integration into any Python-based pipeline or microservice

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Installation

Install via PyPI:

pip install node-status-lib

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Usage

1. Import the Library

from node-status-lib.manager import NodeStatusManager
from node-status-lib.enums import Status

2. Initialize the Node Status Manager

manager = NodeStatusManager(
    node_id="102",
    node_name="multispectral_node",
    flows=["heatmap_gen", "insight_gen", "response"],
    db_details={
        "DB_NAME": < DB_NAME >,
        "DB_USER": < DB_USER >,
        "DB_PASSWORD": < DB_PASS >,
        "DB_HOST": < DB_HOST >,
        "DB_PORT": < DB_PORT >
    }
)

4. Update Node and Flow Status

# Update node's overall status
manager.update_node_status(Status.RUNNING)

# Update specific flow status
manager.update_flow_status("heatmap_gen", Status.SUCCESS)

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Status Enum Options

from node-status-lib.enums import Status

Status.PENDING
Status.RUNNING
Status.SUCCESS
Status.FAILED

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🗃️ Database Table Schema

Make sure your PostgreSQL database has a table named node_status. Here's a basic schema:

CREATE TABLE node_status (
    id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
    node_id TEXT NOT NULL,
    node_name TEXT NOT NULL,
    flow_name TEXT,
    status TEXT NOT NULL,
    timestamp TIMESTAMPTZ DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);

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Requirements

• Python 3.7+
• PostgreSQL
• psycopg2-binary
• boto3 (optional, for AWS Secrets Manager)

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Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.