- Add flexoptix-compat.ts: maps switch models to compatible Flexoptix transceivers
via search API (vendor_compat) with form-factor fallback (spec_match)
Scheduled daily at 09:00 UTC as scrape:compat:flexoptix
- Enhance community-issues.ts: add vendor advisory sources (Cisco Field Notices,
Juniper KB, SONiC GitHub Issues) + new scrapeTransceiverCompatIssues() that
searches for switch+transceiver combination problems specifically
- Scheduler: 59 schedules, 78 workers
optcore.net blocks Erik's IP (82.165.222.127) via Cloudflare WAF.
WP REST API returns HTML block page instead of JSON → 0 product URLs
→ 0 scraped pages every run. Add SKIP_OPTCORE_SCRAPER guard matching
the existing SKIP_FS_SCRAPER pattern. Set in ecosystem.config.js on
Erik. Residential IP (Mac launchd) would be needed to use this scraper.
- Add global unhandledRejection handler in scheduler daemon to swallow
Crawlee's benign post-run ENOENT lock-file races (prevents process.exit(1))
- Add SKIP_FS_SCRAPER env var: skip FS.com worker on Erik where Cloudflare
WAF blocks datacenter IPs (Mac launchd handles FS.com from residential IP)
- Remove FS.COM from health monitor EXPECTED_VENDORS (skipped on Erik)
- Health monitor: extend pg-boss lookup from 12h → 26h, add completed-job
map; if job ran OK in last 26h + vendor has historical prices → mark
STABLE instead of CRITICAL (fixes ATGBICS/Fluxlight hash-dedup false positives)
- Install Playwright Chromium on Erik (fixes ATGBICS BrowserLaunchError)
- Create missing Crawlee storage dirs on Erik (storage-fs-phase1/2,
storage-ebay-transceivers) to prevent ENOENT on first Crawlee run
Previous logic fired an alert whenever prices_6h=0, even when prices
were genuinely stable (content hash dedup prevents duplicate inserts).
This caused Flexoptix, ATGBICS and others to trigger alerts every 3h
despite their scrapers running successfully.
New logic:
🔴 CRITICAL: last price > 7 days (genuine failure)
🟡 WARNING: last price 48h–7 days (possibly stale)
✅ STABLE: last price ≤48h, 0 new (prices unchanged, scraper OK)
Also shows pg-boss job state/time alongside each vendor for faster
root-cause diagnosis. Trimmed EXPECTED_VENDORS to vendors with actual
scraper implementations (removed never-scraped placeholders).
- Add utils/crawlee-config.ts: makeCrawleeConfig(name) returns a
Crawlee Configuration with isolated localDataDirectory per scraper.
Uses storageClientOptions (not global CRAWLEE_STORAGE_DIR) so
concurrent pg-boss workers in the same process don't race on
the shared env var.
- Apply makeCrawleeConfig to all 6 Crawlee-based scrapers:
optcore (PlaywrightCrawler), atgbics (PlaywrightCrawler),
community-issues (CheerioCrawler + RequestQueue),
edgecore (CheerioCrawler), ufispace (CheerioCrawler),
market-intelligence (CheerioCrawler).
- scheduler.ts: add withIsolatedStorage for optcore and market-intel
workers (was missing, caused storage-fs path bleed from fs scraper).
- ebay-enricher.ts: fix vendor type 'marketplace' -> 'reseller' to
satisfy vendors_type_check constraint
['manufacturer','distributor','oem','reseller','compatible'].
- New scrapers: fibermall.ts (WooCommerce), vcelink.ts (Shopify), opticsbay.ts (WooCommerce)
- QSFPTEK rewritten to use /mall/commodity/list API (old OpenCart /c/*.html paths gone 404)
- New: attribute-based filtering by data rate (1G/10G/25G/40G/100G/200G/400G/800G)
- Scrapes HTML fragments, extracts US$ prices and product URLs
- scheduler.ts: +3 queues/schedules/workers (fibermall, vcelink, opticsbay) → 61 total workers
- index-pi.ts: Pi fleet picks up all 3 new scrapers
Crawlee's SessionPool throws 'Could not find SDK_SESSION_POOL_STATE.json'
when initializing against a freshly-created isolated storage dir.
Setting CRAWLEE_PURGE_ON_START=1 tells Crawlee to start fresh instead
of trying to load non-existent session state — fixes FS.com and ATGBICS
crashes at the start of every 2h cycle after the dirs were cleaned up.
Remove boss.work() registrations for lightweight fetch/cheerio scrapers
from Erik's scheduler. Pis are now the SOLE consumers of these queues:
fluxlight, gbics, optcore, champion-one, sfpcables, blueoptics, fiber24,
tscom, skylane, ascentoptics, gaotek, smartoptics, hubersuhner, news,
market-intel.
PostgreSQL max_connections was being exceeded (100/100).
- Limit pg-boss internal pool to 4 connections
- Added idle_in_transaction_session_timeout=30s to PostgreSQL config
- Already raised max_connections to 300 (container config)
System now stable at ~98/300 connections
Add Comms-Express, Router-Switch.com, Multimode Inc, OpticTransceiver.com,
and Wiitek scrapers covering CFP2-DCO, CFP4, OSFP224, QSFP112, CXP, GBIC,
XENPAK, CSFP, SFP-DD, SFP56, QSFP56 and other previously-uncovered form
factors. Each scheduled every 8h. Worker registrations added to scheduler.
Also export db alias in utils/db.ts to fix eBay enricher + community scrapers
crashing with 'Cannot read properties of undefined (reading query)'.
New scrapers (8):
- BlueOptics (EUR, every 4h)
- ShopFiber24 (EUR, every 4h)
- T&S Communication (USD, every 4h)
- SmartOptics (catalog, every 8h)
- HUBER+SUHNER (catalog, every 8h)
- Skylane Optics (USD, every 4h)
- AscentOptics (USD, every 4h)
- GAO Tek (USD, every 4h)
Scheduler: nightly window → 24/7 continuous (42 jobs total)
- Playwright scrapers: every 8h (FS.com, 10Gtek, ATGBICS, ProLabs)
- Fetch/Cheerio: every 4h (11 lightweight vendors)
- Flexoptix catalog: every 2h (primary price source)
- eBay enrichment: every 6h
- Compatibility matrices: every 12h
- Compute jobs: every 4h
Pi fleet: scripts/pi-scraper-setup.sh for one-command Pi node setup
Remove orphan schedules (addon/naddod/qsfptek) that had no registered workers.
Pre-create request_queues/default, datasets/default, key_value_stores/default
before each scraper run to avoid ENOENT when Crawlee tries to write lock files.
Previously missing from scheduler:
- Champion ONE, Fluxlight, GBICs, SFPCables pricing
- Juniper HCT, SONiC HCL, Ufispace, Edgecore compatibility
- Flexoptix supported vendors
- Switch assets enrichment
Full nightly sequence now covers every scraper in the fleet.
All jobs staggered with 15-30 min gaps to respect vendor rate limits.
