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fix(worker): keep planner statistics fresh on tables autovacuum never analyses - #631
Prerequisite: #637 (lane ownership, migration v053). This branch includes that change and adds planner statistics as v054.
Problem
Autovacuum never analyses partitioned tables, so the 13 queue-storage ring parents (ready_entries, done_entries, leases, ...) have no inherited statistics. It also never reaches the autoanalyze threshold on queue_claim_heads / queue_enqueue_heads (a few rows per lane), so the planner prices the lane join against them at its defaults (320 rows, n_distinct 200) while it drives joins over hundreds of thousands of retained rows. Measured on the current_available lane join: estimate ~40 rows before, ~987k after analysing the heads tables, actual 269k-661k.
Behaviour
The maintenance leader runs ANALYZE on the two head tables and the 13 ring parents when a runtime becomes leader and then every statistics_refresh_interval (default 5 minutes; ClientBuilder::statistics_refresh_interval, Python statistics_refresh_interval_ms; zero disables). Queue storage only.
Metrics: awa.maintenance.analyze.attempts and awa.maintenance.analyze.duration, by awa.analyze.scope (heads, ring_parent) and awa.analyze.outcome (ok, skipped_privilege, skipped_lock, unavailable, failed).
Measured pass cost (PG17 and PG18, 1-3M rows in the current slot): heads 0.01-0.1 s, all 13 parents 0.34-0.8 s (one cold first pass 2.6 s). With rows spread over 128 children, earlier experiments measured 2.4-6.7 s for the parents.
Not blocking prune
The pass runs in its own task per leadership term, beside the leader select! loop, so a multi-second ANALYZE never delays promote, rescue, rotate or prune ticks.
One relation per call, each its own transaction, with lock_timeout 2 s and statement_timeout 120 s, so locks are held per table, not across the pass.
Partitioned parents use ANALYZE (SKIP_LOCKED), which skips a child that prune holds during the per-child analysis; sampling for the parent's statistics still waits for it, bounded by the 2 s lock_timeout (the call then fails with 55P03 and is recorded as skipped_lock). The function takes the parent's SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE lock first, so a conflicting lock on the parent also fails the call instead of SKIP_LOCKED skipping every partition and reporting success.
Only the 13 known ring parents are analysed, never other partitioned tables in the schema. A leader that resolved canonical at start but holds the queue-storage runtime as standby refreshes the queue-storage schema once routing flips to it.
ANALYZE parent samples every child (PG17 always recurses; PG18's ONLY still samples), so the oldest slot cannot be excluded. A prune attempt landing while the oldest slot's tables are being sampled (about 0.1-0.3 s per parent) returns Blocked and retries on its usual backoff; prune's own 10 ms lock_timeout means it never waits for ANALYZE.
Stress test, 60 prune attempts with back-to-back passes (a far higher duty cycle than the default): 37-49 pruned and 11-23 Blocked, versus 59-60 pruned and 0-1 Blocked with the refresh disabled; the ring keeps advancing. At the default cadence the expected Blocked rate is about the pass duty cycle.
Privileges
Runtimes usually connect as a role that does not own the tables, and ANALYZE skips such a table with a warning. The documented runtime grants do not include MAINTAIN (PG17+ only), so relying on it would silently do nothing for existing deployments until a grant is added.
Migration v054 adds awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation(schema, relation), a SECURITY DEFINER function (pinned search_path) owned by the migration role, with EXECUTE revoked from PUBLIC (the lock it takes lasts until the caller's transaction ends and would block prune) and granted to the roles that already hold INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE on the head tables; the function also requires the calling session user to hold them. It accepts only the two head tables and the 13 ring parents, and sets its own lock_timeout. It analyses only the head tables and ring parents of a schema that awa.queue_storage_schemas() reports as trusted, builds SQL from quoted identifiers only, and returns skipped_privilege if its owner may not analyse the relation.
If the function is missing (binary ahead of the schema), not executable, or its owner may not analyse the tables, the leader logs one warning naming what is missing and records the outcome; job processing is unaffected.
Operators
Run awa migrate as the schema owner (v054). The migration grants helper EXECUTE to existing runtime grantees; no MAINTAIN grant is needed. N-1 binaries never call the function. v054 completes in milliseconds and takes no table lock; external runners apply awa migrate --sql --from 53 --to 54.
Privilege handling
Each pass checks the helper signature, runtime EXECUTE and login-role head-table DML before calling it. Missing grants produce one skipped pass instead of one database error per relation. If the helper has the wrong owner, transfer its ownership to the table owner or, on PostgreSQL 17+, grant its owner the required ANALYZE privileges; replacing the function body preserves ownership.
Validation
cargo fmt --all, offline workspace clippy with warnings denied, and offline workspace build pass on the combined v053/v054 branch. PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass all nine statistics integration tests and both worker probe tests, including missing EXECUTE, missing head-table DML, non-owner analysis and prune progress under repeated ANALYZE. The operations skill validates locally.
PostgreSQL compatibility and warning follow-up
The non-owner fixture avoids the PostgreSQL 17-only pg_maintain role and MAINTAIN privilege on older servers; the PostgreSQL 17/18 checks are unchanged. Caller grant failures and helper-owner ANALYZE failures have separate once-only warnings, so an earlier missing caller grant cannot suppress the later ownership remedy. A permission error after preflight also recommends checking grants changed since that probe. Helper SQL, privileges, refresh scheduling and metrics are unchanged.
The original fixture fails with SQLSTATE 42704 (pg_maintain does not exist) on PostgreSQL 15 and 16. The corrected non-owner case passes on both; PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass that case plus the unrunnable-helper and missing-caller-grant controls (eight focused cases total). Both Rust workspaces pass formatting, offline all-target/all-feature Clippy and workspace builds. Current 25a9ef01full CI 42293512865 is pending; earlier full-suite evidence is separate.
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New Features
Queue-storage planner statistics now refresh when a maintenance leader starts and at a configurable interval. The default is five minutes; set the interval to zero to disable refreshes.
Lane sequences can be inspected and repaired with the storage CLI. Migrations also attempt repairs and report any remaining steps.
Runtime roles can create lanes without schema CREATE privileges when provisioning is available.
Documentation
Updated configuration, upgrade, security, and metrics guides with refresh settings, lane-sequence repair steps, and required privileges.
… analyses
Autovacuum does not analyse partitioned tables, so the thirteen ring parents
have no inherited statistics, and the two head tables (queue_claim_heads,
queue_enqueue_heads) never reach the autoanalyze threshold, so the planner
prices lane joins against them at its defaults.
The maintenance leader now runs ANALYZE on them when it is elected and every
five minutes (ClientBuilder::statistics_refresh_interval, Python
statistics_refresh_interval_ms; zero disables). One relation per transaction,
with a bounded lock_timeout and statement_timeout, partitioned parents with
SKIP_LOCKED, in a task beside the leader loop so a slow ANALYZE never delays
rotate, prune or promote ticks.
Migration v053 adds awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation(), a SECURITY DEFINER
function so a runtime role that does not own the tables can refresh
statistics without a MAINTAIN grant. A missing function or an owner that may
not analyse the tables is logged once and recorded in
awa.maintenance.analyze.attempts without affecting job processing.
This pull request adds schema-owner lane provisioning and sequence repair workflows. It also adds configurable, periodic planner-statistics refreshes for queue-storage relations, with a restricted database helper and metrics for refresh attempts and durations.
Changes: Lane Provisioning and Sequence Repair
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Summary
Provisioning functions and migration setup awa-model/migrations/v023_install_queue_storage_substrate.sql, awa-model/migrations/v053_definer_lane_provisioning.sql, awa-model/src/migrations.rs
Adds schema-owner functions to provision lanes and sequences, inspect sequence ownership and grants, and attempt repairs. Migration v053 installs and checks the helpers; the migration registry advances to v054.
Runtime lane creation and compatibility awa-model/src/queue_storage.rs, awa-model/tests/least_privilege_runtime_test.rs, awa/tests/fixtures/v052_lane_sequence_helpers.sql, awa/tests/lane_ownership_roles_test.rs
Runtime lane creation uses the provisioner when available and falls back to direct inserts when it is missing or inaccessible. Tests cover role permissions, older schemas, and concurrent creation.
Adds the optional refresh interval to the Python and Rust client APIs. The maintenance leader starts the refresher for its leadership term; zero disables refresh and the default interval is five minutes.
Restricted analysis helper and migration awa-model/migrations/v054_analyze_queue_storage_statistics.sql, awa-model/src/migrations.rs, CHANGELOG.md, docs/security/database-roles.md, docs/upgrade-0.6-to-0.7.md
Adds migration v054’s restricted SECURITY DEFINER helper. The helper accepts registered schemas and approved relations, checks caller privileges, and returns analysis status.
sequenceDiagram
participant MaintenanceService
participant StatisticsRefresher
participant PostgreSQL
participant AwaMetrics
MaintenanceService->>StatisticsRefresher: Start refresher for the leadership term
StatisticsRefresher->>PostgreSQL: Analyze eligible relations through the helper
PostgreSQL-->>StatisticsRefresher: Return relation outcomes
StatisticsRefresher->>AwaMetrics: Record outcomes and durations
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Possibly related issues
hardbyte/awa issue 383: The issue references least-privilege lanes and migration v053, which this pull request implements.
Possibly related PRs
hardbyte/awa#618: It adds histogram-boundary tests that this pull request extends for the new ANALYZE duration histogram.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 25a9e
The periodic statistics refresh is bounded and degrades safely when the helper or privileges are missing. Two small follow-ups remain: the refresh can briefly compete for connections on a saturated pool, and a failed post-migration diagnostic check makes awa migrate report failure even though the schema advanced. Neither is likely to cause serious harm, so this is mergeable with awareness.
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A rabbit checks each queue at dawn The leader tends the stats anew Safe lanes bloom beneath the schema Two minutes pass; the locks stay brief Metrics hop along the trail Then carrots mark the work complete
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Link the migration header to its tracking issue
For this new v053 migration, the header explains N−1 behavior but never links the tracking issue. The repository’s mandatory migration checklist requires both items in every migration header, so add the issue link here before merging.
Add a long-interval test that checks the election pass.
leader_refreshes_statistics_on_election_and_every_interval runs with a 1-second refresh interval and a 30-second wait. A periodic pass at about 1 second satisfies every assertion in that test. Removing the immediate first pass at election would not fail it. The test covers periodic refresh, but not election timing.
No other test isolates the election pass. The other probe_client calls use Duration::ZERO, 1 ms, 200 ms, or 1 s intervals.
Add a test after leader_refreshes_statistics_on_election_and_every_interval that uses the default five-minute interval. It fails when the first pass waits for that interval:
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Review comment at @awa/tests/statistics_refresh_test.rs around lines 253 - 254:
Add a test alongside
`leader_refreshes_statistics_on_election_and_every_interval` that starts a
client with a five-minute refresh interval and verifies `stats_rows` reports a
statistics pass within a much shorter bounded wait. Reuse the existing test
helpers and ensure the client and database are shut down and dropped afterward.
357-361: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Add tests for both rejection guards of awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation.
The helper raises SQLSTATE 22023 in two places. It rejects a schema that is not in awa.queue_storage_schemas(). It also rejects a relation that is neither a partitioned table nor a queue head table. No test calls the helper directly. The existing tests use only the worker's configured schema and its ring-parent or head relation names. Removing either guard therefore leaves the suite passing.
Both guards use the same SQLSTATE, so a check on 22023 alone cannot show which guard fired. Assert the error message as well. Run both calls from the non-owner runtime pool, as the worker does:
-- Schema guard: 'public' is not a queue-storage schema.SELECTawa.analyze_queue_storage_relation('public', 'queue_claim_heads');
-- Expect SQLSTATE 22023 and a message containing "is not a queue-storage schema".-- Eligibility guard: 'awa' is the queue-storage schema, but awa.jobs is a view.SELECTawa.analyze_queue_storage_relation('awa', 'jobs');
-- Expect SQLSTATE 22023 and a message containing "is not a partitioned or head table".
awa.jobs is a view, not an ordinary table. Migrations v001, v012, and v019 define it with CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW, and no migration in that directory drops it or recreates it as a table.
The second case also depends on the awa schema passing the discovery trust check. If it failed, the call would stop at the schema guard with a different message. The message assertion makes that failure visible instead of letting it pass on the shared SQLSTATE.
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Add regression cases to the test using probe_client, running both calls through
the non-owner runtime pool. Call awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation with public
and queue_claim_heads, then with awa and jobs; assert SQLSTATE 22023 and the
corresponding schema-guard or eligibility-guard message so each rejection is
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@awa-model/migrations/v053_analyze_queue_storage_statistics.sql:
- Line 101: Update awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation so it returns a distinct
status when ANALYZE (SKIP_LOCKED) skips the ring parent instead of reporting
analyzed. Update StatisticsRefresher::analyze_relation to map that status to a
skipped outcome, ensuring skipped_lock counts the contention while normal
successful analysis remains unchanged.
- Line 97: Update the v053 comment describing the ANALYZE call to clarify that
SKIP_LOCKED does not skip locked partition children during row sampling and that
a child locked beyond LOCK_TIMEOUT can cause the parent refresh to fail with
55P03; do not change the ANALYZE statement or its behavior.
Review comments at @awa-worker/src/maintenance.rs:
- Line 1339: Update spawn_statistics_refresh to use the configured
standby_queue_storage runtime when self.storage is canonical, so a
canonical-resolved leader can run the refresher. On every refresh pass, check
awa.active_queue_storage_schema() and skip the pass if it does not match the
refresher’s schema; do not rely on a check only at spawn time.
Review comments at @awa-worker/src/statistics.rs:
- Around line 211-214: Update the query used by ring_parents() to select only
partitioned tables whose names match the substrate’s installed ring parents,
rather than every partitioned table in the configured schema. Preserve the
existing schema filter and ordering, and use the substrate’s established
ring-parent names as the filter source.
- Line 248: Bound the connection usage in call_analyze_function so a long
analysis cannot starve claims, heartbeats, or completions. Prefer a dedicated
connection budget for the refresher; if instead skipping when the shared pool
has no idle connection, ensure the chosen check is available and account for its
non-reserving race before pool.begin().
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Review comments at @awa/tests/statistics_refresh_test.rs:
- Around line 253-254: Add a test alongside
`leader_refreshes_statistics_on_election_and_every_interval` that starts a
client with a five-minute refresh interval and verifies `stats_rows` reports a
statistics pass within a much shorter bounded wait. Reuse the existing test
helpers and ensure the client and database are shut down and dropped afterward.
- Around line 357-361: Add regression cases to the test using probe_client,
running both calls through the non-owner runtime pool. Call
awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation with public and queue_claim_heads, then with
awa and jobs; assert SQLSTATE 22023 and the corresponding schema-guard or
eligibility-guard message so each rejection is verified independently.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Poor tradeoff
Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '235,265p' awa-worker/src/statistics.rs
sed -n '40,70p' docs/deployment.md
rg -n 'claim_gate|acquire_timeout|max_connections|try_acquire' awa-worker/src/client.rs awa-worker/src/completion.rs awa-worker/src/heartbeat.rs
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Bound the statistics refresher's hold on the shared pool.
call_analyze_function begins a transaction on the shared pool and keeps its connection until awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation returns or STATEMENT_TIMEOUT (120 seconds) expires. The refresher does not check for an idle connection before it acquires one. While it holds that connection, claims, heartbeats, and completions must share the remaining capacity. If the pool is near saturation during a long analysis, those callers can wait for a connection and may fail on acquire timeout.
The impact requires both a long analysis and a saturated pool. Consider one of these changes:
Reserve a separate connection budget for the refresher, such as a dedicated pool, so that it cannot reduce capacity for job processing.
Skip a refresh pass when the pool has no idle connection, before pool.begin() runs. This check does not reserve a connection. Another caller can take the connection after the check.
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Bound the connection usage in call_analyze_function so a long analysis cannot
starve claims, heartbeats, or completions. Prefer a dedicated connection budget
for the refresher; if instead skipping when the shared pool has no idle
connection, ensure the chosen check is available and account for its
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…by leaders, report lock skips
- Analyse only the known ring parents, not every partitioned table in the
schema, so a substrate sharing a schema with application tables never
analyses them.
- A leader that resolved canonical at start but holds the queue-storage
runtime as standby refreshes the queue-storage schema once routing flips to
it, checked on every pass.
- Take the parent's SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE lock before ANALYZE (SKIP_LOCKED),
so a conflicting lock on the parent fails the call with lock_not_available
(recorded as skipped_lock) instead of skipping every partition and reporting
analyzed. Correct the documentation of what SKIP_LOCKED covers.
- Link the pull request from the migration header.
- Tests: refresh on election before the first interval, both rejection guards
of the helper from the runtime role, and a locked parent.
A lane's enqueue and claim sequences were created by whichever role first
touched the lane, through SECURITY INVOKER helpers, so only that role and
the roles its default privileges named could use them. Another runtime
role then failed with "permission denied for sequence" on enqueue, claim
or promotion.
Each queue-storage schema now has two SECURITY DEFINER functions owned by
the schema owner, provision_lane and provision_lane_sequences. The lane
helpers create a missing sequence through them, and each new sequence gets
the privileges of the head table it backs. ensure_lane_inserts calls
provision_lane when it exists and is executable, inside a savepoint, and
otherwise writes the lane rows as before.
v053 refreshes the helpers and repairs existing lane sequences one at a
time, reassigning and granting only what the migrating role may and
reporting the rest. awa.lane_sequence_problems and the new
`awa storage lane-sequences` command list what remains with the statements
to run; awa.repair_lane_sequences and `--repair` rerun the repair.
…vision_lane
Queue storage takes any queue name, including an empty one, and any smallint priority, so the provisioning functions only reject a null argument or a shard outside 0-63.
…may analyse
- Revoke EXECUTE on awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation from PUBLIC. The
SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE lock it takes lasts until the caller's transaction
ends, so any role could hold it open and block ring prune. The migration
grants EXECUTE to the roles that already hold INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE on
the awa head tables, and the function requires the calling session user to
hold those privileges on the target schema.
- Give the function its own lock_timeout.
- Accept only the two head tables and the thirteen ring parents inside the
function, not any partitioned table of the schema.
- Probe for the function once per pass, so a binary ahead of the schema makes
one catalog query instead of fifteen failing calls and server ERROR lines.
Pass-level outcomes use a new "pass" metric scope.
- Correct the header, which claimed the function takes no lock.
- Tests: a role without EXECUTE and a role without head-table privileges are
denied, the migration grants EXECUTE to existing grantees, non-ring tables
are rejected, and a missing helper costs one probe and no calls.
…ded lock wait
v053 reassigned lane sequences inside the migration transaction. ALTER
SEQUENCE ... OWNER takes the sequence's ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock until commit,
with no lock_timeout, so an open enqueue on one lane could stall the whole
migration and every repaired lane waited for the upgrade to commit.
v053 now only refreshes the helpers. After it commits, awa migrate repairs
each lane sequence with its own statement through
awa.repair_lane_sequence(schema, sequence), which has lock_timeout = 300ms;
on 55P03 the sequence is left unchanged and reported as busy. `awa storage
lane-sequences --repair` uses the same path, and the set-returning
awa.repair_lane_sequences(schema) is gone.
Reassigning needs the current owner's privileges, which the schema owner
lacks for sequences the migration role or an app role created. A migration
role connected with role set to the owner therefore could not reassign its
own sequences. The repair now retries such a sequence as the login role,
lane_sequence_problems reports repair_roles (the login roles that can repair
each sequence), and leftovers are reported with the next step to take. The
docs state which role to run the repair as.
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awa/tests/statistics_refresh_test.rs: 1
522-529: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Pin the migration range to v054.
When a later migration is added, this loop will rerun it instead of v054. If that migration does not grant EXECUTE, the test can fail.
Suggested fix
- for (_, _, sql) in migrations::migration_sql_range(- migrations::CURRENT_VERSION - 1,- migrations::CURRENT_VERSION,- ) {+ for (_, _, sql) in migrations::migration_sql_range(53, 54) {
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Review comment at @awa/tests/statistics_refresh_test.rs around lines 522 - 529:
Pin the migration range used by the test’s migration_sql_range loop to versions
53 through 54, rather than deriving it from CURRENT_VERSION, so the test
continues to rerun v054 when later migrations are added.
awa-worker/src/statistics.rs: 1
382-385: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Use one source of truth for the helper’s lock timeout.
The helper overrides the worker’s LOCK_TIMEOUT with 2s. Changing the Rust constant does not change lock waits inside the helper. The lock test also sets 200ms, but can wait for the helper’s two-second timeout.
Keep direct helper calls bounded when consolidating the settings.
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Use the worker’s LOCK_TIMEOUT as the single source for the helper’s lock
timeout, removing the helper’s independent 2s override so the lock test’s 200ms
setting takes effect. Keep direct helper calls bounded by ensuring they still
receive a finite lock timeout.
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Review comments at @awa-cli/src/main.rs:
- Line 1215: Update the post-migration call to print_lane_sequence_leftovers so
a diagnostic failure is reported as a warning rather than propagated as a
migration error. Preserve successful leftover reporting and ensure the committed
migration remains successful when this check fails.
Review comments at @awa/tests/statistics_refresh_test.rs:
- Line 669: Isolate the metrics observed by this test from refreshers created by
other tests. In the test containing `opentelemetry::global::set_meter_provider`,
use a dedicated provider for its client, or serialize all tests in this binary
so unrelated refreshers cannot record into this test’s exporter.
Review comments at @docs/configuration.md:
- Line 539: Update the maintenance-leader `ANALYZE` description to qualify its
throughput claim: state that refresh shares the connection pool with completions
and can affect throughput when the pool is saturated. Remove the unconditional
claim that it has no measurable effect.
Review comments at @docs/queue-storage-substrate.md:
- Line 43: Update the installer privileges guidance in the queue-storage
documentation to clarify that preparing a new custom schema should use the
schema owner as the effective role. If the provisioning functions already have a
different owner, state that preparation requires a role with that owner’s
privileges and permission to SET ROLE to the schema owner; preserve the existing
worker privilege guidance.
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Review comments at @awa-worker/src/statistics.rs:
- Around line 382-385: Use the worker’s LOCK_TIMEOUT as the single source for
the helper’s lock timeout, removing the helper’s independent 2s override so the
lock test’s 200ms setting takes effect. Keep direct helper calls bounded by
ensuring they still receive a finite lock timeout.
Review comments at @awa/tests/statistics_refresh_test.rs:
- Around line 522-529: Pin the migration range used by the test’s
migration_sql_range loop to versions 53 through 54, rather than deriving it from
CURRENT_VERSION, so the test continues to rerun v054 when later migrations are
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Keep a failed leftover check distinct from a failed migration.
If a diagnostic query fails after the migration commits, awa migrate exits with an error even though the schema advanced. Report the diagnostic failure as a warning instead.
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--- "a/awa-cli/src/main.rs"+++ "b/awa-cli/src/main.rs"@@ -1212,7 +1212,9 @@
};
awa_model::migrations::run_with_options(&pool, options).await?;
println!("Migrations applied successfully.");
- print_lane_sequence_leftovers(&pool).await?;+ if let Err(err) = print_lane_sequence_leftovers(&pool).await {+ eprintln!("warning: could not check lane sequence leftovers: {err}");+ }
}
}
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eprintln!("warning: could not check lane sequence leftovers: {err}");
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Update the post-migration call to print_lane_sequence_leftovers so a diagnostic
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If another test builds a client after the provider is installed, its refresher can record failed in this exporter. A database error in that refresher can then make this test’s final assertion fail.
Use a dedicated provider for this client, or serialize all tests in this binary.
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Isolate the metrics observed by this test from refreshers created by other
tests. In the test containing `opentelemetry::global::set_meter_provider`, use a
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Autovacuum does not analyse partitioned tables, so the ring parents (`ready_entries`, `done_entries`, `leases`, and the other ten partitioned tables of the schema) have no inherited statistics. It also never reaches its analyze threshold on `queue_claim_heads` and `queue_enqueue_heads`, which hold a few rows per lane, so the planner prices joins against them at its defaults. Admin and metrics queries that join retained ready rows to the heads tables then pick plans for a few hundred rows while reading hundreds of thousands.
The maintenance leader runs `ANALYZE` on both when it is elected and every `statistics_refresh_interval` (default `5m`). One pass takes well under a second on a small ring and a few seconds on a ring with millions of retained rows. It has no measurable effect on claim or completion throughput.
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Qualify the throughput claim.
Refresh shares the connection pool with completions. When the pool is saturated, refresh can delay completions and affect throughput.
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--- "a/docs/configuration.md"+++ "b/docs/configuration.md"@@ -536,7 +536,7 @@
Autovacuum does not analyse partitioned tables, so the ring parents (`ready_entries`, `done_entries`, `leases`, and the other ten partitioned tables of the schema) have no inherited statistics. It also never reaches its analyze threshold on `queue_claim_heads` and `queue_enqueue_heads`, which hold a few rows per lane, so the planner prices joins against them at its defaults. Admin and metrics queries that join retained ready rows to the heads tables then pick plans for a few hundred rows while reading hundreds of thousands.
-The maintenance leader runs `ANALYZE` on both when it is elected and every `statistics_refresh_interval` (default `5m`). One pass takes well under a second on a small ring and a few seconds on a ring with millions of retained rows. It has no measurable effect on claim or completion throughput.+The maintenance leader runs `ANALYZE` on both when it is elected and every `statistics_refresh_interval` (default `5m`). One pass takes well under a second on a small ring and a few seconds on a ring with millions of retained rows. Refresh shares the connection pool with completions and can affect throughput when the pool is saturated.
- **Locks.** Each relation is analysed in its own transaction with a 2 s `lock_timeout` and a 120 s `statement_timeout`. `SKIP_LOCKED` skips a child that ring prune holds during the per-child analysis, but sampling for the parent's statistics waits for it up to the `lock_timeout`; a call that times out is recorded as `skipped_lock` and retried on the next interval. Prune never waits for the refresh: its own 10 ms lock timeout applies, so an attempt that lands while `ANALYZE` samples the oldest slot's tables returns `blocked` and retries on its usual backoff. `ANALYZE` of a partitioned table samples every child, so that window cannot be avoided.
- **Privileges.** The refresh calls `awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation(schema, relation)`, a `SECURITY DEFINER` function installed by migration v054. The runtime needs EXECUTE on the helper, and the login role needs INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE on the target schema's `queue_claim_heads`; the migration grants EXECUTE to existing runtime grantees. A missing helper or caller privilege skips the pass before making calls and logs one warning. Run `awa migrate` for a missing helper; restore the grants as the schema owner for `skipped_privilege`. If the helper owner may not analyse the tables, transfer the function to the table owner or grant its owner `MAINTAIN` on PostgreSQL 17+. See the [database roles guide](security/database-roles.md) for the ownership command.
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The maintenance leader runs `ANALYZE` on both when it is elected and every `statistics_refresh_interval` (default `5m`). One pass takes well under a second on a small ring and a few seconds on a ring with millions of retained rows. It has no measurable effect on claim or completion throughput.
The maintenance leader runs `ANALYZE` on both when it is elected and every `statistics_refresh_interval` (default `5m`). One pass takes well under a second on a small ring and a few seconds on a ring with millions of retained rows. Refresh shares the connection pool with completions and can affect throughput when the pool is saturated.
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Update the maintenance-leader `ANALYZE` description to qualify its throughput
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The command invokes the idempotent `awa.install_queue_storage_substrate(...)` helper under a per-schema advisory transaction lock. The helper is activation-neutral: preparing a schema does not route work to it. Activation is a separate staged transition described in [Upgrading from 0.5 to 0.6](upgrade-0.5-to-0.6.md).
The installer is `SECURITY INVOKER`; its caller needs DDL privileges on the target schema. After the migrator provisions each queue with `awa storage prepare-queue`, workers need runtime DML, sequence `USAGE`/`SELECT`/`UPDATE`, and `TRUNCATE` for guarded ring reclamation. They do not need schema CREATE. See [Database roles](security/database-roles.md).
The installer is `SECURITY INVOKER`; its caller needs DDL privileges on the target schema. Workers need runtime DML, sequence `USAGE`/`SELECT`/`UPDATE`, and `TRUNCATE` for guarded ring reclamation. They do not need schema CREATE: lanes are created through the schema owner's provisioning functions. See [Database roles](security/database-roles.md).
Clarify the ownership requirement for custom-schema preparation.
DDL privileges alone can leave the provisioning functions and new lane sequences owned by the installer rather than the schema owner.
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--- "a/docs/queue-storage-substrate.md"+++ "b/docs/queue-storage-substrate.md"@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@
The command invokes the idempotent `awa.install_queue_storage_substrate(...)` helper under a per-schema advisory transaction lock. The helper is activation-neutral: preparing a schema does not route work to it. Activation is a separate staged transition described in [Upgrading from 0.5 to 0.6](upgrade-0.5-to-0.6.md).
-The installer is `SECURITY INVOKER`; its caller needs DDL privileges on the target schema. Workers need runtime DML, sequence `USAGE`/`SELECT`/`UPDATE`, and `TRUNCATE` for guarded ring reclamation. They do not need schema CREATE: lanes are created through the schema owner's provisioning functions. See [Database roles](security/database-roles.md).+The installer is `SECURITY INVOKER`; its caller needs DDL privileges on the target schema. When preparing a new custom schema, use its owner as the effective role. If the provisioning functions already exist under another owner, use a role with that owner's privileges and permission to `SET ROLE` to the schema owner. Workers need runtime DML, sequence `USAGE`/`SELECT`/`UPDATE`, and `TRUNCATE` for guarded ring reclamation. They do not need schema CREATE: lanes are created through the schema owner's provisioning functions. See [Database roles](security/database-roles.md).
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The installer is `SECURITY INVOKER`; its caller needs DDL privileges on the target schema. Workers need runtime DML, sequence `USAGE`/`SELECT`/`UPDATE`, and `TRUNCATE` for guarded ring reclamation. They do not need schema CREATE: lanes are created through the schema owner's provisioning functions. See [Database roles](security/database-roles.md).
The installer is `SECURITY INVOKER`; its caller needs DDL privileges on the target schema. When preparing a new custom schema, use its owner as the effective role. If the provisioning functions already exist under another owner, use a role with that owner's privileges and permission to `SET ROLE` to the schema owner. Workers need runtime DML, sequence `USAGE`/`SELECT`/`UPDATE`, and `TRUNCATE` for guarded ring reclamation. They do not need schema CREATE: lanes are created through the schema owner's provisioning functions. See [Database roles](security/database-roles.md).
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Update the installer privileges guidance in the queue-storage documentation to
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Parking this main counterpart under the branch policy now recorded in #383. Fixes land on release/0.6.6 first (#633 here), and main takes one bundled forward-port after each 0.6 release. That port will carry this change, so I'm converting this PR to draft until then.
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Prerequisite: #637 (lane ownership, migration v053). This branch includes that change and adds planner statistics as v054.
Problem
Autovacuum never analyses partitioned tables, so the 13 queue-storage ring parents (
ready_entries,done_entries,leases, ...) have no inherited statistics. It also never reaches the autoanalyze threshold onqueue_claim_heads/queue_enqueue_heads(a few rows per lane), so the planner prices the lane join against them at its defaults (320 rows,n_distinct200) while it drives joins over hundreds of thousands of retained rows. Measured on thecurrent_availablelane join: estimate ~40 rows before, ~987k after analysing the heads tables, actual 269k-661k.Behaviour
The maintenance leader runs
ANALYZEon the two head tables and the 13 ring parents when a runtime becomes leader and then everystatistics_refresh_interval(default 5 minutes;ClientBuilder::statistics_refresh_interval, Pythonstatistics_refresh_interval_ms; zero disables). Queue storage only.Metrics:
awa.maintenance.analyze.attemptsandawa.maintenance.analyze.duration, byawa.analyze.scope(heads,ring_parent) andawa.analyze.outcome(ok,skipped_privilege,skipped_lock,unavailable,failed).Measured pass cost (PG17 and PG18, 1-3M rows in the current slot): heads 0.01-0.1 s, all 13 parents 0.34-0.8 s (one cold first pass 2.6 s). With rows spread over 128 children, earlier experiments measured 2.4-6.7 s for the parents.
Not blocking prune
select!loop, so a multi-secondANALYZEnever delays promote, rescue, rotate or prune ticks.lock_timeout2 s andstatement_timeout120 s, so locks are held per table, not across the pass.ANALYZE (SKIP_LOCKED), which skips a child that prune holds during the per-child analysis; sampling for the parent's statistics still waits for it, bounded by the 2 slock_timeout(the call then fails with55P03and is recorded asskipped_lock). The function takes the parent'sSHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVElock first, so a conflicting lock on the parent also fails the call instead ofSKIP_LOCKEDskipping every partition and reporting success.ANALYZE parentsamples every child (PG17 always recurses; PG18'sONLYstill samples), so the oldest slot cannot be excluded. A prune attempt landing while the oldest slot's tables are being sampled (about 0.1-0.3 s per parent) returnsBlockedand retries on its usual backoff; prune's own 10 mslock_timeoutmeans it never waits for ANALYZE.Blocked, versus 59-60 pruned and 0-1Blockedwith the refresh disabled; the ring keeps advancing. At the default cadence the expectedBlockedrate is about the pass duty cycle.Privileges
Runtimes usually connect as a role that does not own the tables, and
ANALYZEskips such a table with a warning. The documented runtime grants do not includeMAINTAIN(PG17+ only), so relying on it would silently do nothing for existing deployments until a grant is added.Migration v054 adds
awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation(schema, relation), aSECURITY DEFINERfunction (pinnedsearch_path) owned by the migration role, withEXECUTErevoked fromPUBLIC(the lock it takes lasts until the caller's transaction ends and would block prune) and granted to the roles that already hold INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE on the head tables; the function also requires the calling session user to hold them. It accepts only the two head tables and the 13 ring parents, and sets its ownlock_timeout. It analyses only the head tables and ring parents of a schema thatawa.queue_storage_schemas()reports as trusted, builds SQL from quoted identifiers only, and returnsskipped_privilegeif its owner may not analyse the relation.If the function is missing (binary ahead of the schema), not executable, or its owner may not analyse the tables, the leader logs one warning naming what is missing and records the outcome; job processing is unaffected.
Operators
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awa migrateas the schema owner (v054). The migration grants helper EXECUTE to existing runtime grantees; no MAINTAIN grant is needed. N-1 binaries never call the function. v054 completes in milliseconds and takes no table lock; external runners applyawa migrate --sql --from 53 --to 54.Privilege handling
Each pass checks the helper signature, runtime EXECUTE and login-role head-table DML before calling it. Missing grants produce one skipped pass instead of one database error per relation. If the helper has the wrong owner, transfer its ownership to the table owner or, on PostgreSQL 17+, grant its owner the required ANALYZE privileges; replacing the function body preserves ownership.
Validation
cargo fmt --all, offline workspace clippy with warnings denied, and offline workspace build pass on the combined v053/v054 branch. PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass all nine statistics integration tests and both worker probe tests, including missing EXECUTE, missing head-table DML, non-owner analysis and prune progress under repeated ANALYZE. The operations skill validates locally.PostgreSQL compatibility and warning follow-up
The non-owner fixture avoids the PostgreSQL 17-only
pg_maintainrole andMAINTAINprivilege on older servers; the PostgreSQL 17/18 checks are unchanged. Caller grant failures and helper-owner ANALYZE failures have separate once-only warnings, so an earlier missing caller grant cannot suppress the later ownership remedy. A permission error after preflight also recommends checking grants changed since that probe. Helper SQL, privileges, refresh scheduling and metrics are unchanged.The original fixture fails with SQLSTATE 42704 (
pg_maintaindoes not exist) on PostgreSQL 15 and 16. The corrected non-owner case passes on both; PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass that case plus the unrunnable-helper and missing-caller-grant controls (eight focused cases total). Both Rust workspaces pass formatting, offline all-target/all-feature Clippy and workspace builds. Current25a9ef01full CI 42293512865 is pending; earlier full-suite evidence is separate.Summary by CodeRabbit
CREATEprivileges when provisioning is available.