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fix(controller): give maintenance calls a timeout longer than node-serviced's - #23
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…rviced's update_node, update_core, update_geofiles and hard_reset are synchronous calls to node-serviced, which runs pg-node commands (docker pulls, downloads) with a 5 minute deadline (60 s for hard_reset). They used the node's default_timeout (10 s by default), so the caller got NodeAPIError(-5) while the update kept running, and the lifecycle lease was released early, letting a Start overlap the update. Each maintenance operation now has its own timeout (330 s, 90 s for hard_reset), a little above node-serviced's deadline.
…r errors The lease heartbeat only caught CancelledError. Any error from the coordinator (e.g. a NATS KV hiccup) killed the heartbeat task silently, the 60 s lease expired while a maintenance call could still be running for minutes, and releasing the lease then re-raised that error, so the caller saw a failure even if the operation itself succeeded. The heartbeat now logs coordinator errors and keeps renewing, and stops only when a coordinator reports the lease as lost (returns False). Tests: the heartbeat survives a failing coordinator during a long maintenance call, and the per-operation maintenance timeout is still enforced (NodeAPIError -5 when exceeded).
WalkthroughThe controller assigns operation-specific timeouts to maintenance requests. Lifecycle heartbeat renewal now continues after coordinator exceptions and stops when the coordinator reports lease loss. Tests cover request timeouts and heartbeat exceptions. ChangesMaintenance Operations
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Long maintenance calls now wait longer, but the controller cannot tell when it has lost its maintenance lease. Another worker could start a second update on the same node while the first is still running. Report lease loss from the coordinator and abort the in-flight request before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 365-367: Update the lifecycle coordinator’s heartbeat contract and
InMemoryNodeLifecycleCoordinator.heartbeat to return True only when renewal
succeeds and False when the lease is missing, expired, or mismatched. Propagate
a False result from the heartbeat task to _run_coordinated_update so it aborts
the in-flight maintenance request, rather than merely stopping renewal.
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| if renewed is False: # coordinators that report it: the lease is gone, stop renewing | ||
| self.logger.warning(f"[{self.name}] Lifecycle lease for {lease.operation} was lost") | ||
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Propagate lease loss to the maintenance request.
InMemoryNodeLifecycleCoordinator.heartbeat renews only when the token matches, but returns None in every case. The protocol also declares heartbeat as -> None, so it provides no lease-status result.
When the lease expires, try_acquire removes it and allows another worker to acquire a new lease. The original _run_coordinated_update continues awaiting _make_json_request; its later release call becomes a no-op because its token is no longer current. Return True only for a successful renewal and False for a missing, expired, or mismatched lease. Propagate False to _run_coordinated_update and abort the in-flight maintenance request instead of only stopping the heartbeat task.
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Review comment at @PasarGuardNodeBridge/controller.py around lines 365 - 367:
Update the lifecycle coordinator’s heartbeat contract and
InMemoryNodeLifecycleCoordinator.heartbeat to return True only when renewal
succeeds and False when the lease is missing, expired, or mismatched. Propagate
a False result from the heartbeat task to _run_coordinated_update so it aborts
the in-flight maintenance request, rather than merely stopping renewal.
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Problem
update_node,update_core,update_geofilesandhard_resetare synchronous calls to node-serviced. node-serviced runspg-nodecommands that pull Docker images or download files, and it allows them 5 minutes (60 s forhard_reset). In practice:The bridge sent these requests with the node's
default_timeout, which the panel sets to 10 s by default. As a result:NodeAPIError(-5)while the update kept running on the node, so admins saw a failure and often retried;The lease heartbeat also only caught
CancelledError. Any error from the lifecycle coordinator (e.g. a NATS KV hiccup with shared storage):Change
MAINTENANCE_TIMEOUTS: 330 s for update_node, update_core and update_geofiles, and 90 s for hard_reset. These are slightly above node-serviced's own deadlines._run_coordinated_updateuses them, so the caller gets the real result and the lease is held for the whole operation._heartbeat_lifecycle_leaselogs coordinator errors and keeps renewing. It stops only when a coordinator reports the lease as lost (returnsFalse).Tests
New
tests/test_maintenance.py, with a local aiohttp stand-in for node-serviced that answers after 1.5 s while the node'sdefault_timeoutis 1 s:NodeAPIError(-5)when exceeded);python -W error::ResourceWarning -m unittest discover -s testspasses 49 tests, andruff check/ruff format --checkare clean.Related
pasarguard-node-bridgebump in the panel.Summary by CodeRabbit