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Node Checker Improvements: Better Organization and Readability

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This PR improves the organization and readability of the node checker script by:

Security Section

  • Organized security checks into clear categories:
    • Network Security (firewall, fail2ban)
    • SSH Security (keys, port, 2FA)
    • System Updates (updates, unattended upgrades, reboot)
  • Moved SSH-related checks from Node Health to Security section
  • Improved order of SSH security checks for better logical flow

Performance Section

  • Reorganized performance checks for better flow:
    • System resources (memory, CPU, disk)
    • Time synchronization
    • System tuning (swappiness, noatime)

General Improvements

  • Added clear section headers for better readability
  • Consolidated redundant headers
  • Improved spacing between sections
  • Better organization of node health checks

Testing

  • Verified all checks still function as expected
  • Confirmed proper categorization of all checks
  • Tested output formatting and readability

Impact

These changes improve the user experience by:

  • Making it easier to find and understand related checks
  • Providing clearer organization of security-related items
  • Improving the logical flow of the checks
  • Making the output more readable and maintainable

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added a check to display Ethereum node processes during system checks.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced the organization and grouping of security, health, and performance checks for clearer output.
    • Improved output formatting and sequencing of status messages for better readability.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed a formatting issue in the listening ports check.

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The script in plugins/node-checker/run.sh was refactored to improve the organization and sequencing of node security and health checks. A new function was introduced to display Ethereum node processes, output formatting was adjusted, and a missing brace was fixed. The execution order of checks was logically regrouped.

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File(s) Change Summary
plugins/node-checker/run.sh Added check_elcl_processes function; fixed missing closing brace in check_elcl_listening_ports; updated check_systemd_services to call the new function and adjust output; reorganized and grouped checks with new info headers and reordered execution flow.

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In scripts we hop, rearrange, and mend,
With checks in order, our logic we send.
A process peek, a brace now found,
Security and health, all neatly wound.
With every tweak, this bunny grins—
For tidy scripts are where joy begins!

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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
plugins/node-checker/run.sh (1)

480-497: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure the New check_elcl_processes Function Updates Counters
The newly added check_elcl_processes() outputs PASS/FAIL but does not increment total_checks, failed_checks, or warning_checks. This will skew the summary counts.

Please introduce counter increments, for example:

+    ((total_checks++))
     for process in "${p2p_processes[@]}"; do
         if pgrep -f "$process" >/dev/null; then
             …
         fi
     done
     if [ $running_p2p -gt 0 ]; then
+        # successful detection counted as PASS
         print_check_result "PASS" "Found ${running_p2p} Ethereum node processes running"
     else
+        ((failed_checks++))
         print_check_result "FAIL" "No Ethereum node processes detected"
     fi
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plugins/node-checker/run.sh (2)

586-588: Indent and Context for check_elcl_processes Invocation
The call to check_elcl_processes and the standalone echo are unindented inside check_systemd_services(). For readability, indent them to match the function body and consider using print_check_result "INFO" for consistent header styling.


861-864: Approve: Node Health Check Sequence Adjustment
Moving check_peer_count immediately after check_elcl_listening_ports() and surrounding with blank lines improves readability of health checks.

You might replace the blank echo calls with a lightweight section header function for consistency.

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plugins/node-checker/run.sh (5)

475-478: Closing Brace Added for check_elcl_listening_ports
The missing } at the end of check_elcl_listening_ports() has been restored, preventing a potential syntax error.


839-844: Approve: Network Security Section Header and Ordering
Grouping firewall and fail2ban under a clear # Network Security with an INFO header improves clarity and logical flow. Good use of print_check_result to denote a subsection.


845-851: Approve: SSH Security Section Reorganization
Relocating SSH‐related checks into a dedicated # SSH Security block with its own INFO header enhances discoverability. The sequence (key_presence, key_auth, port, 2FA) is logical.


852-856: Approve: System Updates Section Consolidation
Consolidating update checks under # System Updates and prefixing with an INFO header makes maintenance easier. All three update‐related checks are appropriately grouped.


873-877: Approve: Renamed and Reordered Performance Checks
Changing to print_section_header "Performance Checks" and listing resource, time sync, and tuning checks in a clear order greatly enhances logical flow.

@Jor-Tech Jor-Tech force-pushed the refactor/node-checker-ui-improvement branch from 22cbbb7 to aad1282 Compare May 6, 2025 22:25
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Looks solid 👍

@coincashew coincashew merged commit eb399dc into coincashew:main May 6, 2025
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