(MOT-4599) feat(aspire-dashboard): Aspire Dashboard worker with event-driven Console page - #969
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… iii-observability setup Runs the standalone Microsoft Aspire Dashboard as a managed local process (no Docker), publishes the OTLP/gRPC and OTLP/HTTP ports, and embeds the dashboard in the Console through a frame-safe reverse proxy that strips the dashboard's CSP and X-Frame-Options headers. The Console page reports dashboard health and whether iii-observability exports to it, and can write that configuration in one click. secure_otlp defaults to false: iii-observability cannot authenticate to a secure OTLP endpoint. Its exporter sends no gRPC metadata, and its config schema is additionalProperties: false, so configuration::set rejects any value carrying otlp_api_key. The only channel that reaches the exporter is OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS on the engine process, which this worker cannot set. The ports bind to loopback either way. The page also states that endpoint, exporter, and metrics_exporter are restart-tier fields in iii-observability, so the write applies at the next engine start. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… instead of polling The page polled aspire-dashboard::status every 5 seconds, and a dependency cycle made that far worse: refresh() set `status` and also listed `status` in its useCallback deps, so every response gave refresh a new identity, re-ran the effect that owned the interval, cleared the timer and called refresh() again at once. The poll ran at round-trip speed and the 5s interval never fired. Each of those reads also drove a configuration::get for iii-observability and an HTTP health probe of the dashboard. Replace the interval with a subscription. The worker registers an aspire-dashboard::changed trigger type and emits on dashboard process transitions, on its own configuration changes, and on iii-observability configuration changes. It holds one process-lifetime configuration trigger on iii-observability and relays those events, so no page binds one per tab: a configuration trigger participates in that entry's TTL refcount, which is no place for a binding that lives and dies with a browser tab. The page now reads status once, then re-reads on a debounced change event, on reconnect, and when the tab becomes visible. No interval remains. Since there is no poll to fall back on, the page says so when the binding fails. dashboard events are deduplicated against the last snapshot sent, because the lifecycle transitions overlap. That fan-out and dedupe live in changed.ts with unit tests, including the case the dedupe must not swallow: an observability event whose dashboard snapshot has not moved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ndow The page's only responsive rule was `@media (max-width: 640px)`, which measures the viewport. Split-panelled with another worker on a wide monitor the window stays wide, so that rule never fired and the page had no narrow-pane behaviour at all — its type stayed at full size in a pane less than half that width. Make the pane the thing being measured. PageShell becomes an inline-size container, matching the `.cu-shell` / `.ts-shell` pattern the other worker pages already use, and the stale media query becomes a container query. Our own chrome gets fluid type: three tokens that hold their original size at a pane of 1100px or wider and fall to a floor at 380px. They are declared on the main element rather than the shell because `cqi` used on a container element resolves against the viewport, not itself. The embedded dashboard is Microsoft's UI behind an iframe, which our stylesheet does not cross, so `zoom` is the only lever that reaches it: it shrinks the iframe's layout viewport, so the dashboard lays out as if it had more room and its text comes down with it. Three steps rather than a clamp, because `zoom` takes a unitless factor and there is no way to derive one from a container query unit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a Node-based Microsoft Aspire Dashboard worker. It manages the dashboard process, proxies its UI, integrates with ChangesAspire Dashboard integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds a managed dashboard process, embedded proxy, and cross-worker configuration updates. Under concurrent startup, configuration changes, or event delivery failures, the Console can briefly report state that does not match the running dashboard or lose an update, so merge is reasonable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on these bounded race and consistency risks. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Console
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Console->>AspireDashboardWorker: request start or configure-observability
AspireDashboardWorker->>AspireCLI: start dashboard process
AspireDashboardWorker->>ConfigurationWorker: set observability configuration
AspireDashboardWorker->>AspireDashboardWorker: probe dashboard health
AspireDashboardWorker-->>Console: return combined status
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The replacement text is an object literal without parentheses. If a match ever appears in statement position, the literal is parsed as a block statement and the build fails with a syntax error. Wrapping in parentheses keeps the replacement an expression in every position.
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In `@aspire-dashboard/README.md`:
- Around line 49-55: Update the secure_otlp documentation to state that
otlp_api_key and the engine’s OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS x-otlp-api-key value
must match before restarting. Also note that when otlp_api_key is omitted, the
worker generates a per-process key, so the matching engine header must be
configured explicitly.
- Around line 49-55: The documentation currently implies OTLP ports remain
loopback-bound regardless of configuration; update the bind_host/secure_otlp
guidance to state loopback is only the default and require secure_otlp when
bind_host is non-loopback. Ensure the configuration validation or startup path
enforces this requirement while preserving the existing defaults.
- Around line 31-34: Update the README manual examples to avoid hardcoding OTLP
ports: identify 4317 and 4318 as defaults and use configurable-value
placeholders matching otlp_port and otlp_http_port, including the additional
endpoint examples referenced in the comment. Keep the Web UI and console proxy
URLs unchanged.
- Around line 67-70: Update the public trigger contract documentation for
bindConfigTrigger in the index description and README trigger table to
explicitly include aspire-dashboard::changed events with reason dashboard when
worker configuration changes, alongside the existing transition and
iii-observability configuration events.
In `@aspire-dashboard/src/config.ts`:
- Around line 15-27: Restrict the bind_host schema field to loopback addresses
only, rejecting non-loopback values such as 0.0.0.0 during validation. Update
the associated schema tests to cover accepted loopback addresses and rejected
external or wildcard addresses, while preserving the existing default.
In `@aspire-dashboard/src/index.ts`:
- Around line 260-263: Serialize startDashboard operations with one shared
in-flight start promise or lifecycle mutex: while dashboard is in the starting
state, concurrent callers must await and return the same startup result instead
of launching another child. Ensure dashboard is assigned only for the serialized
startup and remains trackable by stopDashboard, while preserving reuse of an
already running process.
- Around line 221-226: Update the proxy lifecycle around ensureProxy and
shutdown to track sockets created by proxyUpgrade, destroy all upgraded sockets
before awaiting proxy.server.close(), and ensure the same cleanup runs during
shutdown so close callbacks cannot remain pending on long-lived dashboard
connections.
In `@aspire-dashboard/src/lifecycle.ts`:
- Around line 48-51: Update the readiness loop around respondsOverHttp so each
probe receives an abort signal limited to the remaining timeoutMs deadline,
allowing a pending request to terminate when the deadline expires. Treat an
aborted probe as unsuccessful, then preserve the existing exited and ready
outcomes and ensure startDashboard can perform its timeout cleanup.
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In `@aspire-dashboard/scripts/build-bundle.mjs`:
- Around line 55-58: Update the replacement text in the source transformation
using packageJsonRequirePattern to wrap the injected version object literal in
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…r runtime `bind_host` accepted any address. The dashboard process runs with `--allow-anonymous`, and OTLP ingestion is unauthenticated whenever `secure_otlp` is false, which is now the default, so a non-loopback value published an open dashboard and an open trace sink. The schema now accepts loopback addresses only. `respondsOverHttp` awaited fetch with no abort signal. An endpoint that accepted the connection and never answered held the readiness loop past `start_timeout_ms`, so the state stayed `starting` and the failure cleanup never ran. Each probe now carries the remaining deadline. Two concurrent starts, one from boot auto-start and one from the `aspire-dashboard::start` trigger, could both clear the port check before either child bound a port. The second overwrote `dashboard`, leaving an untracked process that stop could not reach. `singleFlight` shares one run. `server.close()` neither destroys upgraded sockets nor fires its callback while one is open, so a live dashboard websocket stalled proxy replacement and shutdown. Upgraded sockets are tracked and destroyed first. Also names this worker's own configuration changes in the `aspire-dashboard::changed` description, which already emitted them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…acts Every port in the address list is configurable, so the list is labelled as defaults and each line names the field that sets it. The manual `jq` example says to substitute the live `bind_host` and `otlp_port`. Records the new loopback-only `bind_host` rule and why it exists, replacing the claim that the ports bind to loopback "in either case" - which was a description of the default, not a guarantee. Says that `otlp_api_key` and the engine's `OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERS` must carry the same value. Leaving the key unset generates one per process, which no engine header can match. Names this worker's own configuration updates in the `aspire-dashboard::changed` row, which the prose above already described. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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236-249: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSerialize proxy initialization and replacement.
Concurrent
ensureProxycallers can both pass theproxycheck before either assignsproxy. Both can callserver.listen()on the same configured address. One call can reject withEADDRINUSE, which can failgetStatusor abortstartDashboard.Protect the check-close-listen sequence with a mutex. Re-read
holder.currentafter acquiring the mutex. Add a regression test that overlaps the initialgetStatusandstartDashboardcalls when no proxy exists.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@aspire-dashboard/src/config.ts`:
- Around line 25-28: Update LOOPBACK_HOST validation so IPv4 loopback literals
under 127.* are accepted only when all four octets are valid decimal values from
0 through 255. Preserve acceptance of valid 127.x.x.x addresses, ::1, and
localhost, while rejecting malformed literals such as 127.999.999.999 before
listener startup.
In `@aspire-dashboard/src/lifecycle.ts`:
- Around line 67-68: Update the retry loop in the lifecycle probe to cap the
sleep duration by the remaining deadline: pass the smaller of intervalMs and
deadline - now() to sleep. Preserve the existing ready result and ensure timeout
remains bounded by start_timeout_ms.
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In `@aspire-dashboard/src/index.ts`:
- Around line 236-249: Serialize the check-close-listen-assignment sequence in
ensureProxy with a mutex so concurrent callers cannot bind the same address;
re-read holder.current after acquiring the mutex and revalidate the existing
proxy before replacement. Add a regression test that overlaps initial getStatus
and startDashboard calls when no proxy exists.
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…eft loose
The loopback check used a `127(\.\d{1,3}){3}` pattern, which took
127.999.999.999 and deferred the failure to listen time. `net.isIPv4`
already checks octet ranges, so the check now asks it.
The readiness loop slept a full interval after a probe that failed near the
deadline, so a short `start_timeout_ms` overshot by up to 250ms. The sleep is
capped by the time left.
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In `@aspire-dashboard/src/index.ts`:
- Around line 236-250: Serialize ensureProxy using the existing singleFlight
helper, matching the lifecycle used by startDashboard, so overlapping callers
share one in-flight proxy initialization and only one server.listen executes.
Preserve the current configuration guard, proxy setup, and error propagation
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Boot, a dashboard start, and every `aspire-dashboard::status` read call `ensureProxy`. Its `proxy` guard is followed by an await, so two overlapping calls could both reach listen() on the same port, and the loser's EADDRINUSE would surface as a failed status read - reachable by opening two Console pages at once. Same `singleFlight` treatment the start path already got. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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236-249: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRetry proxy opening when the bind configuration changes during the in-flight call.
openProxy()capturesholder.currentbeforeawait closeProxy(). If the configuration trigger replacesholder.currentwhilecloseProxy()is pending, the proxy listens with the olderbind_hostandproxy_port.singleFlightshares this stale result, whilegetStatus()reports URLs from the latest configuration.Re-read the configuration before
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- Around line 236-249: The openProxy function can bind using stale configuration
when holder.current changes during closeProxy. Re-read holder.current
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Adds the
aspire-dashboardworker: it runs the standalone Microsoft Aspire Dashboard as a managed local process (no Docker), publishes the OTLP/gRPC and OTLP/HTTP ports, and embeds the dashboard in the Console behind a frame-safe reverse proxy that strips the dashboard's CSP andX-Frame-Options.Console page
The page reports dashboard health and whether
iii-observabilityexports to it, and can write that configuration in one click.It is event-driven, not polled. The worker registers an
aspire-dashboard::changedtrigger type and emits on dashboard process transitions, on its own configuration changes, and oniii-observabilityconfiguration changes. The page reads status once, then re-reads on a debounced change event, on reconnect, and when the tab becomes visible. No interval remains.The worker holds a single process-lifetime
configurationtrigger oniii-observabilityand relays those events rather than letting each tab bind one. Aconfigurationtrigger participates in that entry's TTL refcount, which is no place for a binding that lives and dies with a browser tab.dashboardevents are deduplicated against the last snapshot sent, because the lifecycle transitions overlap. That fan-out and dedupe live insrc/changed.tswith unit tests, including the case the dedupe must not swallow: an observability event whose dashboard snapshot has not moved.secure_otlp defaults to false
iii-observabilitycannot authenticate to a secure OTLP endpoint. Its exporter sends no gRPC metadata, andObservabilityWorkerConfigisdeny_unknown_fields, so its registered schema isadditionalProperties: falseandconfiguration::setrejects any value carryingotlp_api_key. The only channel that reaches the exporter isOTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_HEADERSon the engine process, which this worker cannot set. The ports bind to loopback either way.The page also states that
endpoint,exporter, andmetrics_exporterare restart-tier iniii-observability, so the write applies at the next engine start.Sizing
The page scales with its pane rather than the window, so it survives being split-panelled with another worker.
PageShellis an inline-size container matching the.cu-shell/.ts-shellpattern other worker pages use. Our chrome uses fluid type that holds full size at a pane of 1100px or wider and falls to a floor at 380px; the embedded dashboard is scaled with steppedzoomon the iframe, which is the only lever that reaches inside it.Testing
pnpm vitest run— 7 tests acrosstests/config.test.tsandtests/changed.test.tstsc --noEmitclean for both the worker and the UI,biome checkcleanpnpm buildproduces the bundle and the injected page assets🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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