The render page already displayed progress/ETA/preview — but the node agent never
fed real data: aeRender used fake +5%/10s increments, discarded aerender stdout,
and pushed a preview only every 30s. (Plus the deployed agent predated even the
progress-reporting wiring.)
node-agent (aeRender):
- Capture aerender stdout; parse "(N):" current frame + "N frames"/"to N" total.
- Real percentage when total is known (5–90%, headroom for transcode/upload),
else a smooth time-asymptotic estimate that never sticks — message shows the
live frame number either way.
- Push a preview frame ~every 8s (was 30s) so the box fills in quickly.
render-svc:
- GET /v1/renders/:id/progress now computes eta_seconds from started_at + progress
(linear extrapolation) instead of returning null.
frontend:
- Thread eta_seconds → status route → render page; page prefers the server ETA and
falls back to the client-observed rate.
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Concurrent-render ceiling (a user runs 1 render at a time unless granted more):
- Identity: TokenService emits max_renders claim from User.ParallelRenderingCeiling
- Identity: admin POST /v1/users/{id}/render-slots (AdminService.SetRenderSlotsAsync,
clamped 1..50) — gamification or admin raises a user's ceiling
- render-svc: middleware reads max_renders (default 1); CreateJob rejects with 409
active_render_limit when active jobs >= ceiling
- render-svc: db.CountActiveJobs + ListActiveJobs; GET /v1/renders/active returns
in-flight renders + can_start_new
Full-screen render page (replaces the modal):
- /studio/render/[projectId]: config (resolution/fps) → live preview + progress →
download; resumes this project's in-flight render on mount; blocks when another
render is active; reads ?preset=
- StudioTopBar export menu now navigates to the page; RenderModal deleted (dead)
App-wide minimal progress:
- GlobalRenderProgress pill mounted in the locale layout for authed users; polls
/api/render/active every 4s, shows thumbnail + step + % on every page, click →
the render page; hidden on the render page and when idle
Admin: UserActions gains a "concurrent render slots" control.
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Business rule: each user has a daily render limit. Admin-stop refunds the used
charge (not the user's fault); a user's own cancel does not.
- identity: ConsumeRenderChargeAsync / RefundRenderChargeAsync on DailyRemainRenderCount
with lazy daily reset (mig 24: daily_renders_reset_at). Convention: max=0 ⇒ UNLIMITED,
so existing 0/0 users keep rendering until an admin sets a real limit.
- identity InternalController (service-token): POST /v1/internal/render-charge/{consume,refund}
- render-svc: identityclient + on Create consume (block 429 when limit reached, fail-open
on identity outage); on admin Stop refund the job owner; user /cancel unchanged
- compose: IDENTITY_URL for render-svc, ServiceToken for identity-svc
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The render-queue cancel button used the owner-scoped /cancel (WHERE user_id=…),
so an admin couldn't stop another user's job. Added:
- render-svc: POST /v1/renders/:job_id/stop (admin-gated) → store.StopJob cancels
any in-progress job regardless of owner and frees the assigned node
- admin: render-queue button now "توقف" → /api/admin/renders/{id}/stop (with confirm)
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Add full V2 architecture: identity, content, studio (.NET 10) and file,
render, notification, gateway (Go) services with vendored deps, plus DB
migrations, event/API contracts, and an init-db script.
Wire the Next.js frontend to the gateway: server-side JWT auth routes
(login/register/refresh/logout/me), gateway fetch helper, and session/
cookie/jwt helpers under src/lib.
Containerize the stack via docker-compose.v2.yml and per-service
Dockerfiles. Base images resolve through a Nexus mirror (Docker Hub) and
MCR directly; npm/NuGet pull from Nexus groups. Self-host fonts via
next/font/local to avoid Google Fonts (geo-blocked).
Add CI workflow and ignore .env.v2, *.stackdump, and .NET bin/obj.
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