test: add e2e test for region failover #4188
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participant Client
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Client->>Cluster: Initialize connections
Cluster->>Datanode: Fetch node info
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Cluster->>Client: Return connections
Client->>K8sPod: Simulate pod failure
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- tests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rs (1 hunks)
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tests-fuzz/Cargo.toml (1)
30-31: Addition offuturesandhumantimedependencies, and a new binarystore-api.The addition of
futuresandhumantimedependencies aligns with the need for asynchronous and time-related functionalities in fuzz tests. The declaration ofstore-apias a workspace member ensures that it is correctly integrated into the project's build process.Ensure that these dependencies are used appropriately in the project to avoid unnecessary bloat.
Also applies to: 59-59
tests-fuzz/src/ir/insert_expr.rs (1)
22-22: Change oftable_namefield type fromStringtoIdent.This change enhances type safety and consistency across the codebase. Using
Identinstead ofStringfor SQL identifiers is a good practice as it can provide additional type checks and potentially reduce errors during compile time.tests-fuzz/src/utils.rs (2)
95-97: Addition of new constants for cluster configurationThe constants
GT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMESPACEandGT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMEare added to configure cluster settings. This is a good practice as it avoids hardcoding values and makes the configuration more flexible. Ensure these constants are used consistently throughout the codebase.Verification successful
Consistent usage of new constants
GT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMESPACEandGT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMEverifiedThe constants
GT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMESPACEandGT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMEare properly utilized in the codebase, specifically within the filestests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rsandtests-fuzz/src/utils.rs. This confirms that the new constants are being used consistently to configure cluster settings, enhancing the flexibility and maintainability of the configuration.
tests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rs
- Usage in environment variable retrieval for
namespaceandcluster_name.tests-fuzz/src/utils.rs
- Declaration of the constants.
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97-97: Implementation offlush_memtablefunctionThe
flush_memtablefunction is crucial for ensuring data consistency during tests by flushing the memtable to an SST file. The implementation uses dynamic SQL construction, which can be prone to errors if not handled correctly. Ensure that thesqlvariable is properly sanitized and tested to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.tests-fuzz/src/generator/insert_expr.rs (1)
106-106: Optimization inInsertIntoExprgeneratorThe change from
.to_string()to.clone()for thetable_nameassignment is a good optimization. It avoids unnecessary string creation and leverages theClonetrait, which is more efficient forIdenttypes that might already be stored in memory.Makefile (1)
173-176: Addition offuzz-lstarget in MakefileThe new
fuzz-lstarget is a useful addition for listing all available fuzz targets. This enhances the usability of the fuzz testing framework by providing a quick way to view all targets. Ensure that this target is documented in the Makefile to help new developers understand its purpose.tests-fuzz/src/ir.rs (2)
42-42: Addition of new import inir.rsThe import of
TsValueGeneratoris crucial for the modifications made in thegenerate_unique_timestamp_for_mysqlfunction. This ensures that the function can utilize the timestamp generation capabilities defined elsewhere in the codebase.
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130-142: Refactor ofgenerate_unique_timestamp_for_mysqlThe refactor of
generate_unique_timestamp_for_mysqlto return aTsValueGeneratorinstead of a closure is a significant improvement. This change enhances the modularity and reusability of the timestamp generation logic. Ensure that all usages of this function are updated to handle the new return type correctly.Verification successful
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generate_unique_timestamp_for_mysqlverifiedThe refactor of
generate_unique_timestamp_for_mysqlto return aTsValueGeneratorhas been correctly handled in the codebase. The usage of this function intests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rsand the handling withinInsertExprGeneratorBuilderare consistent with the new return type.
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tests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rsInsertExprGeneratorBuilderimplementationEverything appears to be correctly updated.
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tests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rs (4)
303-313: Add comments toregion_distributionThe function
region_distributioncould benefit from additional comments explaining its role in mapping partitions to datanodes, which would improve code maintainability.+ // Maps each partition to its corresponding datanode and aggregates the regions under each datanode. fn region_distribution(partitions: Vec<Partition>) -> BTreeMap<u64, Vec<RegionId>> {
315-319: Approve logging inpretty_print_region_distributionThe
pretty_print_region_distributionfunction uses structured logging effectively to display the distribution of regions across datanodes. This is a good practice in maintaining clarity in log outputs.
287-301: Improve error handling incollect_table_partitionsThe function
collect_table_partitionsuses.unwrap()which could potentially lead to panics. Replace with proper error handling to make the function more robust.- let table_partitions = fetch_partitions(&ctx.greptime, table_ctx.name.clone()).await.unwrap(); + let table_partitions = fetch_partitions(&ctx.greptime, table_ctx.name.clone()).await.context(error::FetchPartitionsSnafu { table_name: &table_ctx.name })?;Likely invalid or redundant comment.
103-137: Review the use of random generators in critical pathThe function
generate_create_exprsuses random generators for table names and other parameters. While this is typical in fuzz testing, ensure that the randomness does not introduce flakiness in tests where deterministic outcomes are necessary.Verification successful
Verified: Randomness in
generate_create_exprsis controlledThe function
generate_create_exprsis used within thetests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rsfile, which includes RNG seeding. This indicates that the randomness is controlled and should not introduce flakiness in tests.
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.github/actions/setup-chaos/action.yml (3)
1-2: Ensure clarity in action name and description.The action name and description are clear and concise, indicating the setup of a Kind cluster, which is appropriate for the context.
14-17: Use of conditional steps and shell commands.The step to print Chaos Mesh pod information is set to always execute, which is a good practice for debugging. The commands used are standard for checking pod status.
6-12: Validate the setup commands for Kind and Chaos Mesh.The steps to add the Chaos Mesh Helm repository, create a namespace, and install Chaos Mesh are correctly formatted and use appropriate versions. However, it's essential to ensure that the
helmandkubectlcommands are available in the runner environment.tests-fuzz/src/utils/crd.rs (1)
15-16: Visibility of Rust modules.Making the
commonandpodmodules public is appropriate if they are intended to be used by other parts of the application or library. Ensure that the documentation and interface contracts of these modules are well-defined to prevent misuse.tests-fuzz/src/utils/cluster_info.rs (1)
31-47: Review offetch_nodes: Efficient and robust database interaction.The function
fetch_nodesusessqlxto asynchronously fetch node information from a database. The use of.contextfrom thesnafucrate effectively adds context to errors, which is crucial for debugging.Consider adding more specific error handling or logging within the function to provide detailed diagnostics in case of failure, especially given the critical nature of fetching node data in a distributed system.
tests-fuzz/Cargo.toml (2)
30-31: Dependency declarations forfuturesandstore-api.The addition of
futuresandstore-apias workspace dependencies is appropriate if they are being used across multiple crates in the workspace. Ensure that these dependencies are indeed utilized to avoid unnecessary bloat.Also applies to: 59-59
124-129: Declaration of new binaryfuzz_failover_mito_regions.The new binary
fuzz_failover_mito_regionsis correctly configured with its path and flags. This setup is crucial for ensuring that the binary is built and managed correctly by Cargo. Make sure the path to the binary is correct and that the binary is integrated into the build process.tests-fuzz/src/utils/partition.rs (1)
52-71: Review offetch_partitions: Ensure proper handling of Ident typeThe function
fetch_partitionscorrectly uses parameterized queries which is good for security. However, the.bindmethod is called withtable_name.value.to_string(), which might not be the most efficient way ifIdentcan be directly bound as a parameter. IfIdentimplements traits to support direct binding, consider using it directly.Verification successful
Conclusion:
Identcannot be directly used with sqlx bindThe
Identtype intests-fuzz/src/ir.rsdoes not implement traits required for direct binding with sqlx (such asEncodeorType). Therefore, the current use oftable_name.value.to_string()in the.bindmethod is appropriate.
tests-fuzz/src/ir.rs:
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tests-fuzz/src/ir/insert_expr.rs (2)
19-19: Approval of the import changesThe import of
Identfromcrate::iris correctly done to support the changes in theInsertIntoExprstructure.
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106-106: Ensure proper handling of Ident in InsertIntoExprThe change to use
Identinstead ofStringfortable_nameinInsertIntoExpris a good practice for type safety and better management of identifiers. Ensure that all usages ofInsertIntoExpracross the codebase are updated to handleIdentcorrectly.tests-fuzz/src/utils.rs (2)
15-22: Approval of module declarationsThe addition of
cluster_info,config,crd,health,partition,process, andwaitmodules is approved. Ensure that these modules are well-documented and have corresponding tests to verify their functionality.
95-97: Review of new constantsThe addition of
GT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMESPACEandGT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMEconstants is a good practice for managing configuration. Ensure these constants are used consistently across the codebase.Verification successful
Constants Usage Verified
The constants
GT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMESPACEandGT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMEare defined and used correctly in the codebase.
- Defined in:
tests-fuzz/src/utils.rs- Used in:
tests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rsThe usage of these constants in the
fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rsfile is consistent with their intended purpose for managing configurations.Scripts executed
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tests-fuzz/src/generator/insert_expr.rs (1)
106-106: Ensure correct handling of Ident in expression generationThe use of
Identfortable_namein theInsertIntoExprstruct is correctly implemented. Ensure that all related functionalities that utilize this struct handleIdentproperly to avoid type mismatches or runtime errors.Makefile (1)
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fuzz-lstarget in the Makefile is correctly implemented and marked as.PHONY. This target will help in listing all available fuzz targets, which is useful for debugging and development.Verification successful
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fuzz-lstarget added correctly.The addition of the
fuzz-lstarget in the Makefile is correctly implemented and marked as.PHONY. This target will help in listing all available fuzz targets, which is useful for debugging and development.
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tests-fuzz/src/ir.rs (3)
42-42: Import additions are appropriate.The new imports are relevant to the changes made in the timestamp generation functionality, ensuring that the necessary modules and traits are available in the scope.
255-257: Utility methodis_emptyadded toIdent.The addition of the
is_emptymethod to theIdentstruct is a useful utility that enhances the usability of theIdenttype by allowing easy checks for empty identifiers. This is particularly useful in validation scenarios where identifiers are expected to be non-empty.
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130-142: Refactor of timestamp generation to useTsValueGenerator.The refactoring of the
generate_unique_timestamp_for_mysqlfunction to useTsValueGeneratoris a significant improvement. It abstracts the generation logic into a more reusable and testable format. Ensure that this new approach is covered by unit tests, especially since it involves atomic operations which are critical to get right.tests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rs (6)
321-432: Ensure proper error handling and resource cleanupIn the
execute_failoverfunction, the pod failure is injected (line 354) and supposed to be recovered (line 379), but there's no error handling to ensure that recovery happens if any steps in between throw an error. Consider using adeferpattern or similar to guarantee cleanup.// Suggested refactor to ensure cleanup even if an error occurs async fn execute_failover(ctx: FuzzContext, input: FuzzInput) -> Result<()> { let chaos_name = inject_pod_failure(&ctx, selected_datanode, 360).await?; let cleanup = scopeguard::defer(|| { let _ = recover_pod_failure(&ctx, &chaos_name).await; }); // rest of the function... cleanup.dismiss(); // Only dismiss if everything was successful Ok(()) }
197-226: Add error handling ininject_pod_failureThe function
inject_pod_failurelacks comprehensive error handling. Currently, it unwraps the result of the Kubernetes API call, which could panic in case of an error. Consider handling errors gracefully to avoid crashes during tests.- api.create(&Default::default(), &cr).await.unwrap(); + match api.create(&Default::default(), &cr).await { + Ok(_) => info!("Pod failure injected successfully."), + Err(e) => return Err(Error::from(e)), + }
228-232: Ensure error handling inrecover_pod_failureSimilar to the
inject_pod_failurefunction,recover_pod_failuredirectly unwraps the result of the Kubernetes API call. Implement error handling to ensure the function does not cause a panic if the API call fails.- api.delete(name, &Default::default()).await.unwrap(); + match api.delete(name, &Default::default()).await { + Ok(_) => info!("Pod recovery successful."), + Err(e) => return Err(Error::from(e)), + }
234-285: Refactor error handling inexecute_insert_exprsThe function
execute_insert_exprsuses.unwrap()within an async block, which could lead to panics if errors occur. Refactor to use proper error handling and potentially return detailed error information to the caller.- let _permit = semaphore.acquire().await.unwrap(); - let sql = translator.translate(&insert_expr)?; + let _permit = semaphore.acquire().await?; + let sql = translator.translate(&insert_expr).context(error::TranslateQuerySnafu { expr: &insert_expr })?;
358-375: Ensure robust error handling inwait_condition_fnThe
wait_condition_fnuses unwrapping in several places, which could lead to panics if unexpected conditions occur. Enhance error handling to make the function more resilient and less prone to crashes.- let partition = count_partitions(&greptime, selected_datanode).await.unwrap(); + let partition = count_partitions(&greptime, selected_datanode).await.context(error::CountPartitionsSnafu { datanode_id: selected_datanode })?;
434-450: Improve error messages in fuzzing entry pointThe main fuzzing entry point could benefit from more descriptive error messages, especially when initialization fails. This would help in debugging and maintaining the code.
- mysql.expect("mysql connection init must be succeed"), - kube::client::Client::try_default().await.expect("init kube client"), + mysql.context(error::InitDbConnectionSnafu)?, + kube::client::Client::try_default().await.context(error::InitKubeClientSnafu)?,tests-fuzz/src/generator/create_expr.rs (1)
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47-193: Review changes toCreateTableExprGeneratorThe change from
StringtoIdentfor thenamefield inCreateTableExprGeneratoris a significant modification. This change aligns with the overall goal of improving type safety and clarity in table name handling. The use of theIdenttype ensures that the table names are handled more consistently and can support more complex naming conventions including those requiring quoting or escaping.Ensure that all usages of this generator have been updated to handle the
Identtype appropriately. This includes checking that any serialization or deserialization code, logging, or error handling that might rely on the table name being a simple string is updated to handle theIdenttype.Additionally, review related functions and methods to ensure they do not perform unnecessary conversions or checks that might be handled by the
Identtype itself..github/workflows/develop.yml (1)
412-536: Review of the New Distributed Fuzz Test with Chaos Job
Job Setup and Dependencies:
- The job correctly specifies
runs-on: ubuntu-latestand depends onbuild-greptime-ci. This setup ensures that the job runs on a fresh virtual environment and only starts after the necessary build job completes.Strategy Matrix:
- The matrix setup for
targetandmodeis well-defined, focusing on a specific fuzz target and environment setup. This allows for targeted testing under specific conditions, which is excellent for isolating and reproducing issues.Service Setup:
- The steps to set up Kind, Chaos Mesh, Minio, and Kafka are well-organized. However, using
.github/actions/setup-kindand similar custom actions for setup tasks is crucial to maintain as updates to these actions can directly affect the workflow's reliability and performance.Environment Configuration:
- The use of environment variables like
CUSTOM_LIBFUZZER_PATHandGT_MYSQL_ADDRis appropriate. These are essential for configuring the fuzz test environment correctly.Resource Cleanup:
- The steps to delete the cluster and clean up Docker resources are crucial to prevent resource leakage. This is particularly important in CI environments where resources are limited.
Potential Improvements:
- Consider parameterizing the
ubuntu-latestrunner to use a specific version for more consistent results across runs.- The cleanup commands could be placed in a separate job that always runs regardless of success or failure to ensure cleanup happens even if the job is canceled or fails unexpectedly.
Overall, the job setup looks robust with a focus on detailed testing and environment isolation, which is crucial for fuzz testing.
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tests-fuzz/targets/failover/fuzz_failover_mito_regions.rs (5)
197-226: Add error handling ininject_pod_failureThe function
inject_pod_failurelacks comprehensive error handling. Currently, it unwraps the result of the Kubernetes API call, which could panic in case of an error. Consider handling errors gracefully to avoid crashes during tests.- api.create(&Default::default(), &cr).await.unwrap(); + match api.create(&Default::default(), &cr).await { + Ok(_) => info!("Pod failure injected successfully."), + Err(e) => return Err(Error::from(e)), + }
228-232: Ensure error handling inrecover_pod_failureSimilar to the
inject_pod_failurefunction,recover_pod_failuredirectly unwraps the result of the Kubernetes API call. Implement error handling to ensure the function does not cause a panic if the API call fails.- api.delete(name, &Default::default()).await.unwrap(); + match api.delete(name, &Default::default()).await { + Ok(_) => info!("Pod recovery successful."), + Err(e) => return Err(Error::from(e)), + }
234-285: Refactor error handling inexecute_insert_exprsThe function
execute_insert_exprsuses.unwrap()within an async block, which could lead to panics if errors occur. Refactor to use proper error handling and potentially return detailed error information to the caller.- let _permit = semaphore.acquire().await.unwrap(); - let sql = translator.translate(&insert_expr)?; + let _permit = semaphore.acquire().await?; + let sql = translator.translate(&insert_expr).context(error::TranslateQuerySnafu { expr: &insert_expr })?;
358-375: Ensure robust error handling inwait_condition_fnThe
wait_condition_fnuses unwrapping in several places, which could lead to panics if unexpected conditions occur. Enhance error handling to make the function more resilient and less prone to crashes.- let partition = count_partitions(&greptime, selected_datanode).await.unwrap(); + let partition = count_partitions(&greptime, selected_datanode).await.context(error::CountPartitionsSnafu { datanode_id: selected_datanode })?;
434-450: Improve error messages in fuzzing entry pointThe main fuzzing entry point could benefit from more descriptive error messages, especially when initialization fails. This would help in debugging and maintaining the code.
- mysql.expect("mysql connection init must be succeed"), - kube::client::Client::try_default().await.expect("init kube client"), + mysql.context(error::InitDbConnectionSnafu)?, + kube::client::Client::try_default().await.context(error::InitKubeClientSnafu)?,
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distributed-fuzztest-with-chaosis well-structured and includes necessary steps for setting up and executing fuzz tests with chaos engineering. However, ensure that thesetup-chaosaction (line 429) is fully implemented and tested since it's critical for the chaos testing aspect of this job. Additionally, verify that all environment variables and paths set in this job are correct and secure.Verification successful
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15-22: Addition of new modules and constantsThe addition of
cluster_info,config,crd,health,partition, andwaitmodules expands the utility functions available for fuzz testing. Ensure these modules are properly documented and tested, especially since they seem to interact with potentially complex functionalities like cluster management and partition handling.
93-94: Introduction of new constants for cluster configurationThe introduction of
GT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMESPACEandGT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMEconstants is a positive change as it standardizes the configuration and makes the codebase more maintainable. It's essential to ensure that these constants are used consistently across the codebase.
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67-79: Improve Error Handling in Environment Variable LoadingThe use of
expectinload_unstable_test_env_variablescan lead to panics if the environment variables are not set, which is not ideal for production code. Consider using more graceful error handling to improve the robustness of the code.- let binary_path = env::var(GT_FUZZ_BINARY_PATH).expect("GT_FUZZ_BINARY_PATH not found"); + let binary_path = env::var(GT_FUZZ_BINARY_PATH).unwrap_or_else(|_| "default_binary_path".to_string());
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95-112: Secure and Optimize Database Operation FunctionsThe functions
flush_memtableandcompact_tableuse dynamic SQL generation, which can be susceptible to SQL injection if not handled correctly. Ensure that inputs liketable_nameare properly sanitized before use in SQL queries. Additionally, consider using parameterized queries to enhance security and performance.- let sql = format!("SELECT flush_table(\"{}\")", table_name); + let sql = "SELECT flush_table(?)"; - let result = sqlx::query(&sql).execute(e).await.context(error::ExecuteQuerySnafu { sql })?; + let result = sqlx::query(sql).bind(table_name).execute(e).await.context(error::ExecuteQuerySnafu { sql })?;
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Codebase VerificationEnsure Robust Error Handling in Database Connection Setup
The functions
init_greptime_connections_via_envandinit_greptime_connectionsintests-fuzz/src/utils.rsuseunwrap()for error handling, which can cause the program to panic if an error occurs. This is not recommended for robust error handling, especially in production code.
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58-60: Refactor Connection InitializationThe refactoring to use
MySqlConnectOptionsand disabling logging withLevelFilter::Offis a good practice for production environments where verbose logging might be undesirable. However, ensure that errors during connection setup are gracefully handled and logged appropriately to avoid silent failures.
93-94: Validate the Usage of New ConstantsEnsure that
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59-69: Ensure proper resource cleanup inFuzzContextThe
closemethod ofFuzzContextproperly awaits the closure of thegreptimedatabase connection. Ensure this method is called in all exit paths to prevent resource leaks.
99-133: Review ofgenerate_create_exprsfunctionThis function correctly generates table creation expressions. However, consider documenting the use of random values to ensure test reproducibility.
161-190: Review ofgenerate_insert_exprsfunctionThe function correctly generates insert expressions based on the provided parameters and handles optional column lists effectively.
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39-56: Security Best Practice: Use of Parameterized QueriesThe function
count_partitionsuses parameterized queries which is a good practice for security. This helps in preventing SQL injection attacks.
58-77: Security Best Practice: Secure Query HandlingThe function
fetch_partitionscorrectly uses parameterized queries to ensure security and prevent SQL injection. Error handling is appropriately managed using thecontextmethod.
79-92: Good Implementation of Region Distribution MappingThe function
region_distributionis implemented efficiently usingBTreeMapfor mapping datanode IDs to regions. This is a clean and efficient use of Rust's standard library.
94-101: Effective Logging in Region DistributionThe function
pretty_print_region_distributioneffectively logs the number of regions for each datanode, which is crucial for monitoring and debugging purposes.
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* test: add e2e test for region failover * chore: add ci cfg * chore: reduce parallelism to 8 * fix(ci): enable region failure * chore: set sqlx LogLevel to Off * refactor: move help functions to utils
* test: add e2e test for region failover * chore: add ci cfg * chore: reduce parallelism to 8 * fix(ci): enable region failure * chore: set sqlx LogLevel to Off * refactor: move help functions to utils
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CreateTableExprGeneratorto useIdentinstead ofStringfor table names increate_expr.rsInsertExprGeneratorto useIdentinstead ofStringfor table names ininsert_expr.rscluster_info,partition, andwaitinutils.rsGT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMESPACEandGT_FUZZ_CLUSTER_NAMEconstants inutils.rsfuzz_failover_mito_regions.rsIdent::is_emptymethod inir.rsTsValueGeneratorcount_valuesfunction invalidator/row.rsMakefileto includefuzz-lstarget for listing fuzz targetssequenceDiagram participant Client participant Cluster participant Datanode participant K8s Client->>Cluster: Initialize connections Cluster->>Datanode: Fetch node info Datanode-->>Cluster: Return node info Cluster->>Client: Return connections Client->>K8s: Simulate pod failure Cluster-->>Datanode: Region failover Client->>K8s: Recover pod Client->>Cluster: Validate data consistency Cluster-->>Client: Data validation resultChecklist
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