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fix(store-client): reopen the change stream within a bounded recovery budget - #2040
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The stream recovery behavior required by [#2030] is implemented. eventLoop calls recoverStream after stepFailed, retries from the resume state, stops after a wall-clock budget, and protects repl… |
Add MongoDBConfig.ChangeStreamReopenBudgetSeconds, use it when recoverStream selects its budget, preserve the documented zero-value default, define the negative-value behavior, and add tests for configured, zero, and negative values. |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: reopening the change stream within a bounded recovery budget. Out of Scope Changes check The changes remain connected to [ #2030]. The recovery metric, metrics documentation, shared resume-token option construction, cursor locking, token classification, and unit tests support safe stream r…
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#2030] is implemented.eventLoopcallsrecoverStreamafterstepFailed, retries from the resume state, stops after a wall-clock budget, and protects replacement access. The recovery tests cover retries, cancellation, and budget exhaustion. However, the current PR objective states that the five-minute budget is configurable throughMongoDBConfig.ChangeStreamReopenBudgetSeconds.watch_store.godefines only the constantchangeStreamReopenBudgetand explicitly states that no configuration field is provided. The implementation therefore does not meet that stated coding objective.
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- Around line 738-748: Update recoverStream and reopenChangeStream to resume
from the failed stream’s in-memory ResumeToken() only when changeStreamOptions
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🟡 Minor · Hold closeMu while reading ResumeToken(). · watch_store.go:805-813
store-client/pkg/datastore/providers/mongodb/watcher/watch_store.go:805-813
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winHold
closeMuwhile readingResumeToken().When
MarkProcessedreceives an empty token, it releasescloseMubefore callingResumeToken(). A partitioned worker can callMarkProcessedwhileeventLoopreopens the stream and closes the old cursor. MongoDB driver v2.9.2 does not permit concurrentChangeStreamuse, so this path can race withClose()and make checkpoint retrieval unreliable.🐛 Suggested fix
+func (w *ChangeStreamWatcher) resumeToken() bson.Raw { + w.closeMu.Lock() + defer w.closeMu.Unlock() + + return w.changeStream.ResumeToken() +} + func (w *ChangeStreamWatcher) MarkProcessed(ctx context.Context, token []byte) error { // Use the change stream resume token if the passed token is empty // This handles the common case where callers pass empty byte slices var resumeTokenToStore any if len(token) == 0 { - currentResumeToken := w.stream().ResumeToken() + currentResumeToken := w.resumeToken()🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Bound each reopen attempt independently. · watch_store.go:680-742
store-client/pkg/datastore/providers/mongodb/watcher/watch_store.go:680-742
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winBound each reopen attempt independently.
eventLooppasses its long-lived context torecoverStream. The recovery deadline is checked only afterreopenreturns.openChangeStreamWithRetryalso checks its retry deadline only aftercollSP.Watchreturns, and the no-resume path callscollSP.Watchdirectly with the uncapped context.A slow MongoDB open can therefore continue materially beyond
ChangeStreamReopenBudgetSecondsand delay loop termination. The documented allowance for an in-flight attempt is valid only when that attempt has its own effective timeout. Apply a bounded attempt context to everyWatchpath, including primary fallback and stale-token recovery, while preserving the existing fallback behavior.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 680-742: Update recoverStream and the stream-opening paths it
invokes so each reopen attempt uses a context bounded by the remaining recovery
budget, rather than the long-lived event-loop context. Apply the attempt timeout
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- Around line 764-767: Update the retry flow around `openChangeStreamWithRetry`
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On the tighter bound for (4) — bounding each SecondaryPreferred Found in my own pass, also fixed:
Not applicable: the PostgreSQL watcher polls / uses LISTEN-NOTIFY with its own
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Thanks for taking the bounded design. On the open question about bounding each attempt, my vote is a follow-up issue, not this PR, for two reasons:
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Summary
Fixes #2030.
ChangeStreamWatcher.eventLoopreturned onstepFailedinstead of reopening the stream, so a transient MongoDB failure ended event processing for good. It now reopens, resuming from the stored resume token, within a bounded wall-clock budget, and stops when that budget is spent.Two doc comments in this file already claimed the reopen behaviour while the code did not do it:
streamStep's "stepFailed means the stream has to be reopened" anderrChangeStreamClosed's "treated as an error so the stream is reopened rather than spun on".Bounded, not indefinite
My first draft retried indefinitely. @lfriedman-netllama's objection on #2030 is the right one and this implements the alternative agreed there: unbounded retry reinstates the property #2020 was about — a pod that stays Ready while consuming nothing, spinning in a retry loop instead of a dead one, with nothing in
restartCountto show for it. Since this is store-client,fault-quarantine,node-drainerandfault-remediationwould have inherited that too.Bounded-then-exit absorbs the transient case and turns a persistent failure into a visible restart. With #2024 merged, budget exhaustion composes into a clean recovery: the loop stops → the event channel closes → the processor returns an error under a live context → the process exits non-zero → the pod restarts and resumes from its stored token.
The budget is wall-clock rather than a number of attempts, per the same discussion: what it has to cover is an outage of a certain duration, not a certain number of failures. Default 5 minutes, sized from @lfriedman-netllama's measurement of a 3-member psmdb roll taking about two minutes end to end on a 287-node cluster. Overridable via
MongoDBConfig.ChangeStreamReopenBudgetSeconds.Each attempt stays separately bounded by the existing
openChangeStream, which retries SecondaryPreferred to its own deadline, falls back to Primary, and recovers from a token the oplog has rolled past — a path reachable only at startup before this change, and now reachable at runtime, which is where the oplog is most likely to have rolled. The budget is checked before each attempt and an in-flight attempt is allowed to finish, so the worst case is the budget plus one attempt, the same shapeopenChangeStreamWithRetryalready uses for its own deadline.Also in this change
change_stream_reopens_total{client,result}withsuccess/failure/exhausted.exhaustedis the one worth alerting on next tokube_pod_container_status_restarts_total: it names the restart's cause. Documented indocs/METRICS.md.MarkProcessedreadsw.changeStreamfrom the processor goroutine, and the event loop now replaces that pointer. TheChangeStreamobject's own reads are thread-safe; the field holding it was not. That read now goes through an accessor holding the existingcloseMuread lock — shared with the event loop's ownRLockaroundTryNext, so it cannot deadlock against a sender blocked in the driver. The stale "no lock needed" comment above it is corrected.changeStreamOptions, used by both the constructor and the reopen path, so the two cannot drift on where a stream resumes from.Type of Change
Component(s) Affected
The change is in store-client, so every module that watches the store inherits it:
health-events-analyzer,fault-quarantine,node-drainer,fault-remediation. All four build against it; none needed a change.Testing
recover_stream_test.go, 8 cases over the recovery loop: reopen succeeds first try; fails twice then succeeds within budget; budget spent stops the loop; the budget is time rather than attempts (same budget, shorter interval, more attempts); a context already done attempts no reopen at all; cancellation during the retry backoff returns promptly, soClosedoes not sit on its 5sw.donetimeout; unset seam fields resolve their defaults; andreopenBudgetFromfor the configured, zero and negative cases.Manual testing is left unchecked deliberately. I have not interrupted a real MongoDB stream end to end. This package's tests are all unit-level with no MongoDB, so
recoverStreamis exercised through an injected reopen func rather than a real cursor — the bounded-exit behaviour is verified, the reopen against a live server is not. If there is an integration harness I have missed, point me at it and I will add that case.No breaking change:
ChangeStreamReopenBudgetSecondsis additive and zero selects the default, so existing configurations are unaffected. The behaviour change — a transient failure no longer ends the stream — is the point of the fix and is described above.Two tests in
health-events-analyzer/pkg/reconcilerfail on my machine,TestAnnotationRecovery_RealAPIServer_RetainsRequestsAndReportsResultsandTestAnnotationRecovery_DelayedFaultStorage, bothfork/exec /usr/local/kubebuilder/bin/etcd: no such file or directory. Verified identical onmainwith no changes applied; envtest assets are not installed here. No other test differs betweenmainand this branch.Checklist
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