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This stops us having to subclass ReplicationClientHandler and override methods.
This will get replaced with a Linearizer later.
In a Redis world we won't necessarily get one POSITION per stream at the start of the connection, so we rejig our "streams connecting" logic.
The intention is to move all command processing logic to there, out of protocol, client and resource modules. Currently we only pull out client command processing from protocol and delegate to ReplicationClientHandler.
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well, it seems generally plausible, though I have some Opinions.
I went though commit-by-commit to try to follow it, so some of the comments may no longer apply (though some of the ones that github thinks are outdated certainly aren't).
I'm struggling to visualise the relationship between the classes. How do you fancy sticking an ascii art class relationship diagram in synapse/replication/tcp/__init__.py
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could you try to describe what a replication data handler is supposed to do? I assume it receives data from some other class and does stuff with it?
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FWIW currently this is subclassed in generic_worker
module but the intention is to fold all of the handling there into this class to remove the need to subclass.
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# We protect catching up with a linearizer in case the replicaiton |
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# We do this by walking the list backwards, first removing any RDATA | ||
# rows that are part of an uncompeted batch, then taking rows while | ||
# their token is either None or greater than where we've caught up | ||
# to. |
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Actually, am I overthinking this? Should we just pass on all RDATA commands that we get after the POSITION? I.e., clearing pending_batches
when we receive a POSITION?
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It looks like that's already happening (https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/pull/7185/files/5104d1673bb4a3be3bd2a655dfde568fda01226c..534bd868e50cd1fe2efd52d4ec0ec92452ac6a6b#diff-bff709ecab561a0aa9f155333fcc1b0dR127), but I think there's a slight problem here:
- we receive a POSITION and start a catchup
- RDATA arrives
- connection drops and we reconnect
- we receive another POSITION, clear
pending_batches
, and start waiting for the linearizer - more RDATA arrives and gets added to
pending_batches
- the first catchup completes, and we process all the RDATAs which arrived since the second POSITION despite having not caught up to it.
At this point, this stuff feels very much a separate problem to "Move client command handling out of TCP protocol". I've also realised that the current impl is also racy af, which can't be helping with #7206.
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Agreed, I'll revert to previous handling and we can think about this separately.
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"""A replication data handler handles incoming stream updates from replication. |
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"""A replication data handler handles incoming stream updates from replication. | |
"""Handles incoming stream updates from replication. |
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it has send_command
too, so I think it does more than this.
# The current connection. None if we are currently (re)connecting | ||
self._connection = None |
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I'm assuming it is also None if the process has chosen not to connect to the replication server (eg because it is the nominated master in an old-style master/workers topology)?
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ok, so... can we get rid of it?
maybe in a future PR, tbf
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# We protect catching up with a linearizer in case the replicaiton |
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# We do this by walking the list backwards, first removing any RDATA | ||
# rows that are part of an uncompeted batch, then taking rows while | ||
# their token is either None or greater than where we've caught up | ||
# to. |
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It looks like that's already happening (https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/pull/7185/files/5104d1673bb4a3be3bd2a655dfde568fda01226c..534bd868e50cd1fe2efd52d4ec0ec92452ac6a6b#diff-bff709ecab561a0aa9f155333fcc1b0dR127), but I think there's a slight problem here:
- we receive a POSITION and start a catchup
- RDATA arrives
- connection drops and we reconnect
- we receive another POSITION, clear
pending_batches
, and start waiting for the linearizer - more RDATA arrives and gets added to
pending_batches
- the first catchup completes, and we process all the RDATAs which arrived since the second POSITION despite having not caught up to it.
At this point, this stuff feels very much a separate problem to "Move client command handling out of TCP protocol". I've also realised that the current impl is also racy af, which can't be helping with #7206.
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looks fine, modulo (a) the fact I havne't yet looked at #7187 and (b) we still need to fix the raciness.
Thanks for chugging through this epic! |
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The aim here is to move the command handling out of the TCP protocol classes and to also merge the client and server command handling (so that we can reuse them for redis protocol). This PR simply moves the client paths to the new `ReplicationCommandHandler`, a future PR will move the server paths too.
The aim here is to move the command handling out of the TCP protocol classes and to also merge the client and server command handling (so that we can reuse them for redis protocol). This PR simply moves the client paths to the new
ReplicationCommandHandler
, a future PR will move the server paths too.The commits should explain what's going on at each step. "Add ReplicationCommandHandler" and "Merge replication command and client handlers" should mostly just be c+p.
Replaces #7134.