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chore(network-monitor): add new NTL stats to monitor - #2521

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Summary

Updated the NTL status card with data from the NTL Stats RPC (v0.5.0-rc.2): version, total notes, total tags, and last note activity.

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scope       = "network-monitor"
impact      = "added"
description = "Show note transport version, total notes and total tags on the status dashboard."

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Some backwards compatibility baked in here; not sure we need it.

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LGTM!

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// Stats enrich the card but do not decide health: a deployment that predates the
// Stats RPC (or a transient stats failure) must not flip a serving service to
// unhealthy.

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I think if the NTL does not respond to this call we should mark it as unhealthy (and so no need to keep it backward-compatible)

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SantiagoPittella merged commit 17de8fe into next Aug 28, 2026
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