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Initialize CLAUDE.md schema, index, and log; ingest three architecture sources (system overview, Teltonika ingestion design, official Teltonika data-sending protocols) into 7 entity pages, 8 concept pages, and 3 source pages with wikilink cross-references.
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title: Processor
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type: entity
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created: 2026-04-30
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updated: 2026-04-30
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sources: [gps-tracking-architecture]
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tags: [service, telemetry-plane, domain-logic]
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---
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# Processor
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The service where domain logic lives. Consumes normalized telemetry from [[redis-streams]] and is responsible for per-device runtime state, applying domain rules, and writing durable state to [[postgres-timescaledb]].
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## Responsibilities
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- Maintain **per-device runtime state** — last position, derived metrics, current zone, accumulators.
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- Apply **domain rules** that turn raw telemetry into meaningful events.
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- Write **durable state** — both raw position history and any derived events.
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- Emit events for downstream consumers (Directus Flows, notification services, dashboards).
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Where [[tcp-ingestion]] is about throughput and protocol correctness, the Processor is about correctness of meaning. It is the component most likely to evolve as requirements grow, which is why it is isolated from the sockets on one side and the API surface on the other.
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## State management
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- **Static reference data** (spatial assets, configurations) loaded at startup; refreshed on a known cadence or via explicit invalidation.
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- **Per-device state** held in memory keyed by device identifier (last seen, current segment, accumulators).
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- **Durable state** written asynchronously to the database.
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The database is the source of truth for replay/analysis; in-memory state is the source of truth for the current decision. On restart, hot state is rehydrated from the DB — this is a recovery path, not a hot path.
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## Database writes
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- The Processor is the **only writer** for high-volume telemetry tables (e.g. the positions hypertable). [[directus]] does not insert positions; it reads them.
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- For derived business entities (events, violations, alerts), the Processor writes directly to tables [[directus]] also knows about. Schema is owned by Directus; the Processor inserts rows respecting that schema.
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- This keeps the hot write path off the Directus HTTP stack while still letting Directus expose the data through API and admin UI.
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## IO element interpretation
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Per-model IO mappings live here, not in the Ingestion layer. Example: `{ "FMB920": { "16": "odometer_km", "240": "movement" } }`. This is the boundary set by the [[teltonika]] adapter — Ingestion produces raw IO maps; the Processor names and interprets them.
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## Scaling
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Multiple Processor instances join a Redis Streams consumer group and split the load across device IDs. Consumer-group offsets ensure a crashed instance's work is picked up by the next one.
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## Failure mode
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Crash → consumer-group offsets ensure the next instance picks up where the last left off. In-memory state is rehydrated from the database. See [[failure-domains]].
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