Caching (reduce MCMS API load with multiple operators):
- web/cache.js: in-memory TTL cache with single-flight, keyed by MCMS host.
Concurrent identical bulk reads collapse into ONE upstream fetch; everyone
on the same MCMS shares the snapshot.
- Wired into the bulk reads only (ONU/OLT config+state lists, controllers,
firmware). Per-ONU read-modify-write and the FEC pre-flight stay live.
- Writes (delete / per-ONU + bulk upgrade / flood change / firmware upload)
invalidate the affected datasets for that host, so changes show on the
next load instead of waiting out the TTL.
- PFW_CACHE_TTL_SECONDS (default 60, 0 disables). Authenticated
_cacheStats / _cacheClear endpoints for ops.
Deploy (Debian 13 LXC, clone-to-run) in web/deploy/:
- pon-fleet-web.service (runs as unprivileged ponfw, hardened, repo
read-only, no disk writes), pon-fleet-web.env.example, update.sh
(git pull + npm install --omit=dev + restart; uses install not ci since
package-lock.json is gitignored).
- README: full LXC setup, Nginx Proxy Manager proxy-host + access-list
notes. Streams already send X-Accel-Buffering: no so NPM/nginx don't
buffer the NDJSON progress.
Verified: node --check; cache unit-tested (single-flight, TTL hit/expiry,
fresh, invalidate, key isolation, disable — 9/9); server boots and reports
the cache TTL; _cacheStats gated to logged-in sessions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Jon Vanvik
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