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Xds fallback #11254
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This is good overall. I finally start to understand the spirit of it.
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default void assignResourcesToOwner(XdsResourceType<?> type, Collection<String> resources, | ||
Object owner) { | ||
// no-op - useful for test cases where everything is mocked |
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nit:I'm confused by the comment.
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When everything is mocked there is no reason to do anything, so the cases where you want your test to implement ResourceStore you don't need to explicitly define this method that you don't want to use.
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@Override | ||
public void handleStreamReady(ServerInfo serverInfo) { |
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Is the onReady()
callback also supported by stubby xdsTransportFactory? @ejona86
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They have to have something that recognizes that a stream has come ready that can feed into these calls.
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if (resources != null) { | ||
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Collection<String> resources = | ||
resourceStore.getSubscribedResources(serverInfo, resourceType, authority); |
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targetA(channelA) ----> xdsClientA
resource1 (authority1) --> subscriber1
authority1 : [serverInfo1, serverInfo2]
controlPlaneClient ---> serverInfo1
---> serverInfo2
resource2 (authority2) --> subscriber2
authority2 : [serverInfo3, serverInfo4]
controlPlaneClient ---> serverInfo3
---> serverInfo4
resource3 (authority1) --> subscriber3
authority1 : [serverInfo1, serverInfo2]
---> serverInfo1
controlPlaneClient ---> serverInfo2(never happens)
targetA(channelB) ----> xdsClientB
resource1 (authority1) --> subscriber1
...
Each xdsClinet is an instance and has its own the resourceSubscriber map, and separate ads streams for it's resources.
The resources to send request for in this adstream adsStream.sendDiscoveryReuqest
should be the resources with the authority the same as in this adsStream.
…d completely disjoint resource names to assuming that any duplicate names would be compatible, particularly cross authority.
Fallback is ready for review again. |
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Sending what I have, mostly minor, I haven't looked deep enough.
@Nullable | ||
@Override | ||
public Collection<String> getSubscribedResources(ServerInfo serverInfo, | ||
XdsResourceType<? extends ResourceUpdate> type) { | ||
public Collection<String> getSubscribedResources( |
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Can we simplify this method to something like this?
resources.entrySet().filter( e -> e.serverInfos.contains(serverInfo)).collect...
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I went with the authority approach instead of the ServerInfo because fallback is per authority, so you can have a situation where one authority was complete and another did fallback and requests resources, the first authority's resources would include the fallback server's ServerInfo. We don't want to get an update from the fallback server for the first authority so we don't want to request its resources.
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Sending what I have.
…figure out the current CPC. Add all live ControlPlaneClients to active list rather than skipping ones in backoff. Changed isConnected() logic to be based on AdsStream call's success or failure
Ugh. Github sent the review before I was done with it. Looking over the sent comments, I think they make sense alone/aren't wrong. But I'm still working on the review. |
args.nonce); | ||
if (controlPlaneClient.isStartingUp()) { | ||
controlPlaneClient.startingUpCompleted(); | ||
shutdownLowerPriorityCpcs(controlPlaneClient); |
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This looks wrong being only for if errors.isEmpty()
. Why is it dependent on whether we are ACKing or NACKing?
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done
private void internalHandleStreamReady( | ||
ServerInfo serverInfo, ControlPlaneClient controlPlaneClient, String authority) { | ||
ControlPlaneClient activeCpClient = getActiveCpc(authority); | ||
addCpcToAuthority(authority, controlPlaneClient); |
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Why are we adding to the list here? Shouldn't we have done that in fallBackToCpc()
? It looks like if it isn't registered for the authority yet, then that means it shouldn't be added because a higher priority server is being used for that authority.
Using getAuthoritiesForServerInfo()
before getting here looks to be a mistake. It should be based on activeCpClients
, not bootstrapinfo
.
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There is a need to add the first one in this method. You are right that it is cleaner to make that explicit rather than use the general method which could potentially cover up some problem in the fallback logic.
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There is a need to add the first one in this method.
Is there? Why would the first be special? I see nothing that would guarantee this is the first ServerInfo in the authority's list, so it seems this could also make things out-of-order.
We're looping through all authorities that this serverInfo can potentially serve, not just the ones it has been requested on. By definition if it isn't in the list already it isn't supposed to be answering for this authority. So it seems clearly wrong to go about adding to the list.
We got here because the authority has subscribers. Is it even possible for an authority to have a subscriber, non-empty serverInfos, and yet not have any cpc in the list? It looks like watchXdsResource()
would add to the list (via addCpcToAuthority()
) when the subscriber was created.
I don't see the point of using getAuthoritiesForServerInfo()
(which loops through all server info registrations) and then figure out if we care about the authority with hasSubscribers()
and activeCpClients.get(authority).contains(readyCpc)
. Seems all we need to do is:
for (Map.Entry<String, List<ControlPlaneClient>> me : activeCpClients.entrySet()) {
if (me.getValue().contains(controlPlaneClient)) {
internalHandleStreamReady(controlPlaneClient, me.getValue());
}
}
There's not need to check isShutDown()
as shut down cleans up activeCpClients
. With this construction, it is impossible for getActiveCpc()
to return null
. There's no need to check activeCpClient.isReady() && !activeCpClients.get(authority).contains(readyCpc)
.
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You are correct that it doesn't need to be added here. The cpc would already have been added in manageControlPlaneClient()
before we did the adjustResourceSubscription()
that would trigger the stream ready.
Added clearing out activatedCpClients
in XdsClient.shutdown()
to be able to remove the shutdown check
if (ignoreResourceDeletionEnabled && type.isFullStateOfTheWorld() && data != null) { | ||
if (!resourceDeletionIgnored) { | ||
logger.log(XdsLogLevel.FORCE_WARNING, | ||
"xds server {0}: ignoring deletion for resource type {1} name {2}}", | ||
serverInfo.target(), type, resource); | ||
getTarget(), type, resource); |
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Instead of re-discovering what caused this, can we just pass ControlPlaneClient, ServerInfo, or target into onAbsent()
? We have that information in the two places we call it.
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Changed it to get target from activeCpc.
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I don't see a reason to use activeCpc
(to call getActiveCpc()
at all). Why re-discover what cpc caused this? It seems easy to add the argument. Would it be a pain to update tests or something like that?
Fix fallback logic for new watch triggering fallback to use the right CPC. Some non-functional clarity improvement Change hasSubscribers detection to be across all types and not trying to involve any logic in ControlPlaneClient.
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Things done in commit 003348b
… ADS stream gets an error. Retry after error is an error.
… there hasn't been an active client for that authority rather than using the generic add method all of the time.
… instead use locally available value.
…ill in the list for some other authority, call adjustResourceSubscriptions on all resource types.
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Sending what I have.
// try to fallback to lower priority control plane client | ||
if (checkForFallback | ||
&& doFallbackForAuthority( | ||
cpcThatClosed, serverInfo, subscriber.serverInfos, subscriber.authority)) { |
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The docs for doFallbackForAuthority()
say server info should be for the active CPC. But here it is identical to cpcThatClosed.getServerInfo()
.
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Since we are only trying to do fallback for authorities for which the closed cpc was the active cpc, they are the same. However, since they are the same, and this is the only place that this method is called, there is no reason to pass the serverInfo.
authoritiesForClosedCpc = getActiveAuthorities(cpcThatClosed)
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if (subscriber.hasResult() || !authoritiesForClosedCpc.contains(subscriber.authority)) {
continue;
}
…rsion that takes a single serverInfo.
…o lookup the ControlPlaneClient instead of sending it
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Sending what I have.
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public ControlPlaneClient getOrCreateControlPlaneClient(ServerInfo serverInfo) { | ||
public ControlPlaneClient getOrCreateControlPlaneClient(ImmutableList<ServerInfo> serverInfos) { | ||
if (serverInfos == null || serverInfos.isEmpty()) { |
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Remove isEmpty()
, as it isn't needed.
The callers are going out of their way to avoid passing null
here, so either delete this check or simplify the callers.
(A combined method with fallBackToCpc()
as I discuss in other comments would also probably change what happens here, as you'd probably pass in the authority
as the argument and do the lookup of the serverInfos within this method.)
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ControlPlaneClient cpcToUse = subscriber.loadControlPlane(); | ||
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if (subscriber.errorDescription != null) { |
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This condition can leak a freshly-created cpcToUse
. Move loadControlPlane()
after the condition?
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Done
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doFallbackIfNecessary(cpcToUse, subscriber.authority); |
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This method re-discovers the code flow taken by getOrCreateControlPlaneClient()
. Can that be integrated into one method to avoid the error-prone handling? Every call to getOrCreateControlPlaneClient()
needs to add the fallback if necessary, and the only other call to getOrCreateControlPlaneClient()
just calls fallBackToCpc()
unconditionally. It would be better to create and update the state together in one method so we know the state remains consistent.
private void internalHandleStreamReady( | ||
ServerInfo serverInfo, ControlPlaneClient controlPlaneClient, String authority) { | ||
ControlPlaneClient activeCpClient = getActiveCpc(authority); | ||
addCpcToAuthority(authority, controlPlaneClient); |
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There is a need to add the first one in this method.
Is there? Why would the first be special? I see nothing that would guarantee this is the first ServerInfo in the authority's list, so it seems this could also make things out-of-order.
We're looping through all authorities that this serverInfo can potentially serve, not just the ones it has been requested on. By definition if it isn't in the list already it isn't supposed to be answering for this authority. So it seems clearly wrong to go about adding to the list.
We got here because the authority has subscribers. Is it even possible for an authority to have a subscriber, non-empty serverInfos, and yet not have any cpc in the list? It looks like watchXdsResource()
would add to the list (via addCpcToAuthority()
) when the subscriber was created.
I don't see the point of using getAuthoritiesForServerInfo()
(which loops through all server info registrations) and then figure out if we care about the authority with hasSubscribers()
and activeCpClients.get(authority).contains(readyCpc)
. Seems all we need to do is:
for (Map.Entry<String, List<ControlPlaneClient>> me : activeCpClients.entrySet()) {
if (me.getValue().contains(controlPlaneClient)) {
internalHandleStreamReady(controlPlaneClient, me.getValue());
}
}
There's not need to check isShutDown()
as shut down cleans up activeCpClients
. With this construction, it is impossible for getActiveCpc()
to return null
. There's no need to check activeCpClient.isReady() && !activeCpClients.get(authority).contains(readyCpc)
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restartMatchingSubscriberTimers(authority); | ||
readyCpc.sendDiscoveryRequests(); |
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This isn't limited to the current authority
, so won't this send discovery multiple times?
…eateControlPlaneClient and do fallback. Move some logic into watchXdsResource from private methods, such as doFallbackIfNecessary, and streamline the execution. Stop storing serverInfos in ResourceSubscriber and just construct it from authority as needed.
…ageControlPlaneClient
… term 'active'. Minor change to stream ready process to avoid sending discovery requests multiple times if the CPC was supporting multiple authorities.
…n return a null to better match the name. Do some cleanup
Implementation of https://github.com/grpc/proposal/blob/master/A71-xds-fallback.md in Java