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boundary/internal/db/schema/migrations/oss/postgres/34/04_views.up.sql

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-- Copyright IBM Corp. 2020, 2026
-- SPDX-License-Identifier: BUSL-1.1
begin;
-- worker_aggregate view allows the worker and configuration to be read at the
-- same time.
-- Updated in 51/01_server_worker_release_version.up.sql
create view server_worker_aggregate as
with worker_config_tags(worker_id, source, tags) as (
select
ct.worker_id,
ct.source,
-- keys and tags can be any lowercase printable character so use uppercase characters as delimitors.
string_agg(distinct concat_ws('Y', ct.key, ct.value), 'Z') as tags
from server_worker_tag ct
group by ct.worker_id, ct.source
),
connection_count (worker_id, count) as (
select
worker_id,
count(1) as count
from session_connection
where closed_reason is null
group by worker_id
)
select
w.public_id,
w.scope_id,
w.description,
w.name,
w.address,
w.create_time,
w.update_time,
w.version,
w.last_status_time,
w.type,
cc.count as active_connection_count,
-- keys and tags can be any lowercase printable character so use uppercase characters as delimitors.
wt.tags as api_tags,
ct.tags as worker_config_tags
from server_worker w
left join worker_config_tags wt on
w.public_id = wt.worker_id and wt.source = 'api'
left join worker_config_tags ct on
w.public_id = ct.worker_id and ct.source = 'configuration'
left join connection_count as cc on
w.public_id = cc.worker_id;
comment on view server_worker_aggregate is
'server_worker_aggregate contains the worker resource with its worker provided config values and its configuration and api provided tags.';
-- Replaces the view created in 9/01.
-- Remove the worker id from this view. In actuality this is almost a no-op
-- because no server information was ever getting populated here due to a bug
-- in the update mask when updating a session at the time we activate a session.
create view session_list as
select
s.public_id, s.user_id, s.host_id, s.target_id,
s.host_set_id, s.auth_token_id, s.scope_id, s.certificate,s.expiration_time,
s.connection_limit, s.tofu_token, s.key_id, s.termination_reason, s.version,
s.create_time, s.update_time, s.endpoint, s.worker_filter,
ss.state, ss.previous_end_time, ss.start_time, ss.end_time, sc.public_id as connection_id,
sc.client_tcp_address, sc.client_tcp_port, sc.endpoint_tcp_address, sc.endpoint_tcp_port,
sc.bytes_up, sc.bytes_down, sc.closed_reason
from session s
join session_state ss on
s.public_id = ss.session_id
left join session_connection sc on
s.public_id = sc.session_id;
commit;