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What is this change about?

Exposes per-deployment meltdown state as a bosh_meltdown Prometheus gauge (0 = normal, 1 = meltdown), making it available through the existing Director metrics pipeline.

The Resurrector's AlertTracker already computes meltdown state internally - tracking which agents have sent critical alerts within the configured time window and evaluating whether the count and percentage exceed minimum_down_jobs and percent_threshold. This change makes that state observable without altering any meltdown logic or defaults.

Four small additions:

• Bosh::Monitor.alert_tracker module accessor - so the tracker instance created by the Resurrector plugin is reachable from other components
• InstanceManager#meltdown_state - iterates known deployments and returns { deployment_name => 0|1 } by querying the tracker
• ApiController GET /meltdown_state - exposes that hash as a JSON endpoint, consistent with the existing /failing_instances, /unresponsive_agents, etc. endpoints
• MetricsCollector - registers the bosh_meltdown gauge and polls the new endpoint every 30s via the existing fetch_and_update_gauge helper

Please provide contextual information.

Follows the pattern established in #2649, which added bosh_failing_instances, bosh_stopped_instances, bosh_unresponsive_agents etc. via the same HM API -> MetricsCollector pipeline.

What tests have you run against this PR?

• bundle exec rspec spec/unit/bosh/monitor/instance_manager_spec.rb
• bundle exec rspec spec/unit/bosh/monitor/api_controller_spec.rb
• bundle exec rspec spec/unit/bosh/monitor/plugins/resurrector_spec.rb
• bundle exec rspec spec/unit/bosh/director/metrics_collector_spec.rb

How should this change be described in bosh release notes?

Added bosh_meltdown Prometheus metric (per deployment, 0/1) exposed via the Director metrics server. Operators can now monitor meltdown state directly from the metrics pipeline without relying on Health Monitor log parsing.

Does this PR introduce a breaking change?

No. All changes are additive - new endpoint, new gauge, new module accessor. No existing behavior or configuration is modified.

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Walkthrough

The monitor exposes per-deployment meltdown state through /meltdown_state after initial deployment sync completes. The director fetches this state and updates the deployment-labeled bosh_meltdown gauge. The changes also add unit tests for the monitor state and endpoint, and for the director gauge values.

Suggested reviewers: aramprice

Merge Risk: Low · up to fc3c5

The tracker registration test is unreliable. Fix it or accept the test reliability risk before merging.

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@src/bosh-monitor/spec/unit/bosh/monitor/plugins/resurrector_spec.rb:
- Around line 69-70: Update the alert_tracker registration example to evaluate
the lazy plugin let before asserting, then verify Bosh::Monitor.alert_tracker is
the tracker owned by that plugin. Keep the check independent of state left by
preceding examples.

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• src/bosh-director/lib/bosh/director/metrics_collector.rb
• src/bosh-director/spec/unit/bosh/director/metrics_collector_spec.rb
• src/bosh-monitor/lib/bosh/monitor/api_controller.rb
• src/bosh-monitor/lib/bosh/monitor/config.rb
• src/bosh-monitor/lib/bosh/monitor/instance_manager.rb
• src/bosh-monitor/lib/bosh/monitor/plugins/resurrector.rb
• src/bosh-monitor/spec/unit/bosh/monitor/api_controller_spec.rb
• src/bosh-monitor/spec/unit/bosh/monitor/instance_manager_spec.rb
• src/bosh-monitor/spec/unit/bosh/monitor/plugins/resurrector_spec.rb

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Construct the plugin in this example.

This example never evaluates the lazy plugin let. When run alone, it checks an unregistered tracker and fails. After the preceding example, it can pass using that example’s tracker because the spec setup does not reset alert_tracker. Construct plugin before the assertion, and check that registration uses that plugin’s tracker. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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[yuriadam-sap]

Why use .keys.each_with_object here when all the other methods just do .each do |name, deployment|?

Seems like an unnecessary detour, let me know if I missed somethig here.

[aramprice]

Adding links to some (hopefully) upcoming changes:

• Replace Ruby bosh-monitor with Go implementation #2747
• RFC: Replace Health Monitor plugins with a structured event log community#1671

We don't need to block this change on the PRs above but I wanted to mention them here in case the RFC especially would impact this work here.