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Forward-port 0.6.16 and 0.6.17 to main, step 1: bounded rescue drain - #725
First of a chain of pull requests bringing 0.6.16 and 0.6.17 to main, which was last forward-ported at 0.6.15 (#699).
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fix(queue-storage): drain a large abandoned-claim backlog in bounded time (0.6) #647: rescue drains a large abandoned-claim backlog in bounded time. Multi-batch rescue passes with rescue_pass_budget and rescue_pass_max_rows (Python rescue_pass_budget_ms and rescue_pass_max_rows), their metrics, the configuration, troubleshooting and operations text, and the bulk rescue tests.
main has a compact deadline-batch scan that 0.6 lacks. It gets a scan window, cursor and saturation return, so each claim slot reports two deadline cursors.
The deadline-batch window is counted in members. It takes whole batches after the cursor until they hold the scan limit in members, and wraps to earlier batches only for the members still missing, so one transaction examines fewer members than the scan limit plus one claim batch. Counted in batches, a slot with a few very large batches had every 500-claim transaction expand every member of the slot.
A drained cursor whose window fills again starts a new sweep. With two deadline cursors per slot, a slot could otherwise go idle until the next ordinary interval while its compact cursor still had work.
A scan left unrun because the batch quota was spent reports saturated = true. On 0.6 that branch returns false but cannot be reached.
The 0.6 row-local drain test becomes rescue_drains_abandoned_deadline_claims_and_unpins_both_rings, built on compact batches.
The adaptations and test text follow the unmerged brian/bounded-rescue branch where it already solved the same problem on main; each fix on that branch has an equivalent here.
Full CI is green on this head, on PostgreSQL 17 and 18.
test_rescue_deadline_batch_scan_examines_a_bounded_number_of_members claims four 1,500-member batches into one claim slot and rescues with a 1,000-member limit: each transaction reads one batch's arrays, the backlog drains in 12 transactions, and no claim is closed twice. With the batch-counted window it fails on the first transaction.
A read-only review compared the rescue SQL, the pass loop, the worker changes, the configuration plumbing and the metric names with 0.6 and found them equivalent.
Known limits
A single batch larger than the scan limit is examined whole; bounding inside a batch needs a member-level cursor.
If a batch at least as large as the scan limit holds a member that can never be rescued or passed, batches behind it wait. The default claim batch size of 512 keeps batches below the limit.
Row-local claims at bulk scale are covered on main only by unit fixtures.
One local run of rescue_drains_an_abandoned_backlog_without_rescuing_live_claims failed because rescue closed claims of a live runtime whose heartbeats had fallen 7.2 s behind a 6 s staleness. The same effect shows in the 0.6 soak under load.
The drain rate on main has not been measured, and the new window query has no EXPLAIN behind it.
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New Features
Rescue passes now process abandoned claims in bounded, resumable batches, with configurable time and row limits.
Added metrics for rescue-pass size and the age of the oldest rescued attempt.
Bug Fixes
Improved heartbeat and progress handling around locked or finalizing attempts, helping prevent live claims from being rescued and preserving updates for retry.
Documentation
Added guidance on rescue behavior, configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting claim-ring stalls.
…es its failed row (forward-port #698)
Queue prune moves each retained failed row into the live slot and then truncates the old one. TRUNCATE is not MVCC-safe: a read whose snapshot predates the prune and reaches the pruned slot after it commits sees the slot empty and cannot see the moved row. On 0.6 load_job read from one snapshot and could return nothing for such a job, and #698 made it read once more in a new snapshot.
main's load_job locks the ready, lease and claim rings in ACCESS SHARE before it takes its snapshot, so a read that starts while prune holds the slot waits for the prune to commit and then sees the moved row, and a read that holds the lock first makes prune report Blocked. It needs no second read.
This adds #698's test. It holds prune between locking slot 0 and carrying the failed row, starts a point read, and requires the read to return the failed job. On main the read is observed waiting on its ring lock, where on 0.6 it waited on its first query's partition lock with its snapshot already taken.
…time (forward-port #647)
A killed runtime leaves every attempt it claimed open, and until they close, queue prune skips the queue slots they reference and claim prune skips their claim slots, so neither ring can wrap. Rescue closed at most 500 attempts per kind per 30-second interval.
A rescue pass now takes 500-attempt batches, each in its own transaction, until a batch comes back short, rescue_pass_budget (default 1 s, at most half the rescue interval) is spent, or it has rescued rescue_pass_max_rows (default 5,000), and while a backlog remains the next pass runs a second later. ClientBuilder::rescue_pass_budget and rescue_pass_max_rows (Python rescue_pass_budget_ms and rescue_pass_max_rows) set both; zero for either keeps one batch per interval. Batches visit claim slots oldest first, every fourth batch the others first, and a sweep that has gone once around a slot's closed history stops re-arming. Stale-heartbeat rescue takes more than one batch per pass only once runtime snapshots have shown, for a full staleness window, that every runtime is either fresh with its heartbeat loop alive or silent for at least the staleness, and its extra batches take only claims last heartbeated before the latest gone runtime stopped reporting. Rescued attempts settle in one statement per outcome and previous state, falling back to row by row on a unique-claim conflict. Rescue's cursor scans seek to their cursor through the index and rescue transactions run without JIT. awa.maintenance.rescue.pass_size and awa.maintenance.rescue.oldest_attempt_age report each pass.
Heartbeats no longer queue behind a completion: a heartbeat skips an attempt whose closer holds its advisory lock, lease and progress writes skip rows a finalizer has locked and leave the progress unacknowledged for the next pass, and a finished attempt stops flushing progress once its handler returns.
Differences from 0.6. main already heartbeats compact claims by batch identity, so only the skip of held attempts is new there. main writes claims with a deadline as compact batches with their own deadline cursor, which 0.6 does not have: each claim slot reports two scan cursors, the batch-deadline scan takes the pass's scan window, returns its cursor and whether its window was full, and seeks to its cursor the same way, and a scan left unrun because the batch quota was spent counts as unfinished so its slot is not marked swept. main's leader loop has no prune-control admission, so the rescue branches call the passes directly. 0.6's deadline backlog test built row-local claims; here it builds compact deadline batches and is named for them. The bulk rescue tests use TestDatabase and rotate the claim ring on every tick. The measured drain rates in the configuration guide are marked as taken on 0.6.16.
…ms were stale (forward-port #706)
The two bulk rescue backlog tests each load the database heavily enough to slow the other's heartbeat passes past the staleness window, so the live runtime in one could lose claims to rescue while it was alive. A lock serialises them under cargo test and a nextest test group does so across processes.
The abandoned-backlog test now records, in a trigger on the compact closure insert, how long each rescued claim had gone without a heartbeat. It requires that no claim was closed inside the staleness window, and when rescue took claims from the live runtime the failure reports how far its heartbeats had fallen behind.
On main the second backlog test is the compact deadline-claim drain, which closes its claims with the deadline_expired outcome, so the trigger records only the first test's stale-heartbeat rescues, as on 0.6.
The change adds configurable, bounded rescue passes for queue-storage backlogs, records rescue metrics, and updates heartbeat and progress handling around finalization locks. It also adds integration tests and an ignored heartbeat benchmark.
Changes: Queue Rescue and Heartbeat Handling
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Rescue limits and API wiring awa-model/src/lib.rs, awa-worker/src/client.rs, awa-python/python/awa/*, awa-python/src/client.rs
Client builders and Python start methods accept optional rescue-pass time and row limits. The model re-exports rescue batch and scan types.
Maintenance performs bounded, resumable rescue batches and rearms eligible backlog work. It tracks heartbeat-owner evidence and records rescue-pass metrics. Documentation describes the limits, evidence conditions, and metrics.
Finalization-safe heartbeat and progress writes awa-worker/src/runtime.rs, awa-worker/src/executor.rs, awa-worker/src/heartbeat.rs
Executors mark attempts finalizing after sealing handler progress. Heartbeat queries skip locked rows, and incomplete progress updates can be retried.
Rescue and heartbeat validation awa/tests/bulk_rescue_test.rs, awa/tests/queue_storage_runtime_test.rs, awa/tests/heartbeat_pass_benchmark_test.rs, awa/tests/integration_test.rs, .config/nextest.toml
Tests cover rescue backlog drain and ring rotation, bounded scans, lock behavior, and reads during pruning. An ignored benchmark measures heartbeat passes.
hardbyte/awa#646 — Both PRs add rescue-pass limits, bounded queue-storage rescue, rescue batch types, and pass metrics.
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A rabbit counts each rescue batch, Then checks the claim rings on its path. One heartbeat waits; locked rows stand by, While metrics mark the passes by. The backlog thins beneath the moon.
The compact deadline-batch scan took its window as a number of batches and expanded every member of every window batch, each with its closure and lease probes. When a claim slot held fewer expired batches than the window, the walk wrapped and refilled the window with batches already closed, so every 500-claim transaction examined the whole slot: 300,000 abandoned claims in 5,000-member batches cost about 600 transactions of 300,000 members each.
The window now takes whole batches after the cursor in (deadline_at, batch_id) order until they hold the scan limit in members, and wraps to the batches at or before the cursor only for the members still missing. A transaction therefore examines fewer members than the scan limit plus one claim batch. The scan reports its window full when the window's batches hold at least the scan limit in members. The cursor, the after and before comparisons and the rule that a batch is passed only once every member is closed are unchanged.
The test claims four 1,500-member batches into one claim slot, expires them, and rescues with a 1,000-member scan limit. It counts out-of-line array reads from the claim batch partition, which a statement makes once per array of each batch it expands, and requires every transaction to expand one batch, the backlog to drain in twelve transactions, and each claim to be closed once. Index and sequential scan counts on the closure partitions do not measure this: the planner may hash those probes.
A rescue sweep leaves a claim slot out of later batches once every scan cursor of the slot is finished. A cursor that left its window unfilled stayed finished for the rest of the sweep, so with two deadline cursors per slot, a compact cursor that drained and then found a full window again let the slot go idle as soon as the row-local cursor drained, and the remaining claims waited for the next ordinary interval.
A drained cursor whose window fills again now starts a new sweep. A cursor finished by a full revolution over closed history stays finished until the ordinary revisit, as before.
…mpt lock
A heartbeat batch leaves out attempts whose lock another transaction holds. flush_progress shared that helper, so a flush that overlapped a heartbeat or a completion of the same attempt wrote nothing and still returned Ok. The flush now waits for the lock; only heartbeat batches skip.
A rescue batch that retries after leaving out a busy attempt reports saturated from its first selection, so a full window is not reported as drained because the retry came back one row short.
Check heartbeat ages after the abandoned claims drain.
On a successful run, this check observes no rescues because Line 589 also requires zero rescued rows before termination. It does not validate the ages of the 50,000 claims rescued afterward.
Repeat the age check after the drain. Require zero fresh rescues and ABANDONED recorded rescues. This will detect rescue passes that close abandoned claims before their heartbeats become stale.
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Add a second rescued_heartbeat_ages check after the abandoned claims drain; assert that fresh rescues are zero and the recorded rescued count equals ABANDONED, so the check covers the drained claims rather than the earlier termination condition.
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Document what RescueScanCursor.position means for each representation.
position is a public field of type Option<(DateTime<Utc>, i64, i64)>, but its meaning depends on the scan that produced it:
The stale-heartbeat scan returns (claimed_at, job_id, run_lease).
The row-local deadline scan returns (deadline_at, job_id, run_lease).
The compact deadline scan returns (deadline_at, batch_id, 0).
The order of entries in RescueScanProgress.cursors is part of the same contract: compact first, then row-local, for deadline scans. A caller that compares cursors across batches depends on these details. Add /// docs that state the tuple shape for each cursor, when position is None, and the order of the cursors entries. RescueBatchOptions.slot_order also has no doc comment. Based on learnings: "public items ... should be documented with /// doc comments".
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/// Progress of one independently ordered receipt representation.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct RescueScanCursor {
+ /// Cursor the scan advanced to, or `None` when it did not advance (an+ /// empty window, a blocked first candidate, or no rescue quota left).+ /// Stale-heartbeat scans: `(claimed_at, job_id, run_lease)`.+ /// Row-local deadline scans: `(deadline_at, job_id, run_lease)`.+ /// Compact deadline scans: `(deadline_at, batch_id, 0)`.
pub position: Option<(DateTime<Utc>, i64, i64)>,
+ /// The scan window or rescue quota was exhausted.
pub saturated: bool,
}
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Review comments at @awa-worker/src/executor.rs:
- Line 525: Update both callback-wait paths in complete_job_queue_storage,
including the follow-up-spec path, to pass the final progress snapshot into
enter_callback_wait and persist it as part of the state transition. Ensure the
snapshot is retained when mark_finalizing prevents further progress flushes.
Review comments at @awa-worker/src/maintenance.rs:
- Around line 2332-2336: Update the heartbeat rescue flow around `staleness` to
preserve and pass the absolute `bulk_heartbeat_cutoff` to
`QueueStorage::rescue_stale_heartbeats_batch` instead of converting it to a
duration before the call. Apply that cutoff after transaction acquisition so
waiting for the transaction cannot shift the owner-evidence boundary.
- Line 2428: Preserve slot-order rotation independently of resumable sweep
state: when the pass does not re-arm, retain the per-kind batch counter instead
of discarding `sweep.batches_started`. Ensure the next pass can continue the
`OthersFirst` rotation even when owner evidence is unconfirmed or either pass
limit is zero, while leaving sweep-resumption behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @awa/tests/bulk_rescue_test.rs:
- Line 624: Update the bulk rescue test’s `rescues` wait predicate so hook
delivery is not treated as proof that every job was rescued: use the storage
state the test is intended to verify as its completion criterion. If the test’s
contract instead requires hook delivery, fail with a clear message that includes
`dropped_lifecycle_events` rather than timing out when `rescues` does not reach
`ABANDONED`.
- Around line 729-731: Replace the recovery wait’s `terminal_jobs` completed-row
count with the handler-side execution counter used by the deadline test, so the
wait remains valid if ring pruning removes rows. Keep a persisted-completion
assertion only in a window where the queue ring cannot wrap.
Review comments at @awa/tests/heartbeat_pass_benchmark_test.rs:
- Line 39: Update the database URL construction in the benchmark test to replace
only the database path while preserving any query string, including socket
options such as host paths. Follow the established behavior of
replace_database_name in the queue storage runtime test rather than splitting
the full URL on slashes.
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- Line 583: Add a second rescued_heartbeat_ages check after the abandoned claims
drain; assert that fresh rescues are zero and the recorded rescued count equals
ABANDONED, so the check covers the drained claims rather than the earlier
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…order across passes
An accelerated stale-heartbeat batch takes only claims last heartbeated before the latest gone runtime stopped reporting. The leader turned that instant into a duration and the store subtracted the duration from its own clock after it had acquired a transaction, so the time spent waiting for a connection moved the cutoff later and a batch could take attempts heartbeated after the owner cutoff. Those attempts were still older than the heartbeat staleness. RescueBatchOptions now carries the instant as heartbeated_before, and the store takes the earlier of it and its staleness cutoff after the transaction begins.
The count of batches a rescue kind has started lived in its sweep, which is kept only when a pass re-arms. A pass held to one batch (owner evidence unconfirmed, or a pass limit of zero) therefore always started at zero and never visited the other claim slots first, so a full oldest slot kept younger slots waiting for its whole backlog. The count now lives on the service and every fourth batch of a kind visits the other slots first, whichever pass it falls in.
…rks for a callback
A handler that updated its progress after registering a callback and returned before the next heartbeat lost that progress: parking the attempt on queue storage wrote no progress, and a finished attempt no longer flushes progress from the heartbeat. Before that change the progress survived only if a heartbeat pass ran between the handler returning and the park.
Entering the callback wait now stores the handler's final progress snapshot in the same transaction, with and without WaitingForCallback follow-ups, as the canonical path does.
…heartbeat ages after the drain
The abandoned-backlog test waited for the retried jobs by counting completed rows in storage. Queue prune drops a sealed slot's completed rows once the ring wraps past it, so a recovery slower than one revolution could never reach the count. The handler now counts the recovery runs, as the deadline drain test does, and the test then waits for the queue to hold no running, retryable or available job.
After the drain the test also requires a recorded heartbeat age for every abandoned claim and none inside the staleness window.
The heartbeat benchmark keeps a database URL's query parameters when it swaps the database name.
test_cleanup_runtime_snapshots_preserves_fresh inserts a fresh runtime snapshot and expects to list it. Two other tests in the file call reset_runtime_backend, which deletes every row of awa.runtime_instances, and they hold the test lock while this test did not, so one of them could delete the fresh snapshot between the insert and the list. The test now takes the lock as they do.
…e first selection
A rescue batch that retries after leaving out a busy attempt scans only the attempts its first selection found. The retry recomputed the receipt scan's saturation and idle slots from that smaller set, so a full window could end the pass as drained and a slot whose attempts were all excluded could be skipped for the rest of the sweep. Both now come from the first selection, as the lease side's saturation already did.
A fresh full review of this PR found nothing blocking. One finding is fixed in 5c1b992: a rescue batch that retried kept only the lease side's saturation from its first selection, so the receipt scan's fullness and empty slots were still recomputed from the smaller retry set. Two minor findings are left as they are:
An in-flight heartbeat can overwrite the progress stored at a callback park.mark_finalizing stops new snapshots but does not wait for a heartbeat write already under way, and the park does not take the attempt lock, so a heartbeat that read an older snapshot can commit after the park. The window is one heartbeat write; before this PR the park stored no progress at all.
A permanently unresolvable stale attempt keeps deadline rescue re-arming every second. The cursor stops in front of it and every window behind it fills, so passes run their full budget and the ambiguous-attempt error is logged each batch. It needs an attempt the rescue code already treats as corrupt, and the cursor stopping there predates this PR.
Prove the flush waits on the attempt lock before releasing it.
The test sleeps for 200 ms and asserts !flush.is_finished(). That check shows only that the flush has not returned yet. A flush that delays past 200 ms, never waits on the attempt lock, and writes after the lock is released still passes every assertion. A regression that removes the lock wait would therefore go undetected.
Replace the timed check with an observed lock wait. Poll pg_stat_activity until the flush backend reports wait_event_type = 'Lock', with a bounded deadline. Release attempt_lock only after that state is observed. Scope the poll to the flush backend so that other tests running in parallel cannot satisfy it.
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Replace the 200 ms `flush.is_finished()` check with a bounded poll of `pg_stat_activity` that confirms the flush backend is waiting on a lock; scope the observation to that backend so parallel tests cannot satisfy it. Keep `attempt_lock` held until the wait is observed, then release it and retain the existing completion assertions.
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Review comments at @awa-worker/src/executor.rs:
- Line 2416: Update the park flow around enter_callback_wait_with_progress and
park_queue_storage_with_followups to serialize each park with pending heartbeat
progress writes, ensuring earlier writes finish before parked progress is
committed. Also make heartbeat_progress_batch reject progress writes for an
attempt once it is parked; locking alone is insufficient unless the parked state
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bounded poll of `pg_stat_activity` that confirms the flush backend is waiting on
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First of a chain of pull requests bringing 0.6.16 and 0.6.17 to
main, which was last forward-ported at 0.6.15 (#699).Ported
rescue_pass_budgetandrescue_pass_max_rows(Pythonrescue_pass_budget_msandrescue_pass_max_rows), their metrics, the configuration, troubleshooting and operations text, and the bulk rescue tests.main'sload_jobalready locks the ready, lease and claim rings inACCESS SHAREbefore its snapshot, so the second read 0.6 added is not needed. The test for a point read that starts while prune carries its failed row is ported.Adapted for main
mainhas a compact deadline-batch scan that 0.6 lacks. It gets a scan window, cursor and saturation return, so each claim slot reports two deadline cursors.saturated = true. On 0.6 that branch returnsfalsebut cannot be reached.mainhas no prune control admission (fix(0.6): add durable operator prune controls for 0.6.16 #675 is a later step).rescue_drains_abandoned_deadline_claims_and_unpins_both_rings, built on compact batches.brian/bounded-rescuebranch where it already solved the same problem onmain; each fix on that branch has an equivalent here.Deferred to later steps
list_jobsand kind-count tests (fix(queue-storage): read admin snapshots again when prune truncates under them (0.6) #704). That step decides whether the guard replacesmain's lock.runtime_control.rstest change (no such file onmainuntil fix(0.6): add durable operator prune controls for 0.6.16 #675).Verification
test_rescue_deadline_batch_scan_examines_a_bounded_number_of_membersclaims four 1,500-member batches into one claim slot and rescues with a 1,000-member limit: each transaction reads one batch's arrays, the backlog drains in 12 transactions, and no claim is closed twice. With the batch-counted window it fails on the first transaction.Known limits
mainonly by unit fixtures.rescue_drains_an_abandoned_backlog_without_rescuing_live_claimsfailed because rescue closed claims of a live runtime whose heartbeats had fallen 7.2 s behind a 6 s staleness. The same effect shows in the 0.6 soak under load.mainhas not been measured, and the new window query has noEXPLAINbehind it.Summary by CodeRabbit