tenantcapabilitieswatcher: make the watcher react faster#114719
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Prior to this patch, the tenant info watcher would only react to changes to `system.tenants` upon rangefeed cache flushes, which could be (in default config) up to 3 seconds after the change is committed. This commit accelerates the behavior by processing updates as soon as the rangefeed observes the change. This new behavior is similar to the way that cluster settings changes are processed immediately in the settings watcher (pkg/settingswatcher). In order to handle deletions that occur during errors that aren't automatically retried inside the rangefeed library (and are instead retried by the watcher resulting in a new full scan), we emit any scan-generated rangefeed events at their scan timestamp, allowing us a means of clearing any stale data from the cache. Release note: None Co-authored-by: Raphael 'kena' Poss <knz@thaumogen.net>
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The main change since #112094 was a rebase and then a set of changes to ensure that all of the previous test cases still pass without substantive changes by using the scan timestamp to clear our cache. |
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Do we want this to be backported too?
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Eventually I think we may so I've tagged it. But we almost always hit like 1 to 2 bugs anytime we touch one of these watchers so I also want to let it bake for a few days at least. |
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Needed for #111637.
Epic: CRDB-26691
Superceeds #112094
Prior to this patch, the tenant info watcher would only react to
changes to
system.tenantsupon rangefeed cache flushes, which couldbe (in default config) up to 3 seconds after the change is committed.
This commit accelerates the behavior by processing updates as soon as
the rangefeed observes the change.
This new behavior is similar to the way that cluster settings changes
are processed immediately in the settings
watcher (pkg/settingswatcher).
In order to handle deletions that occur during errors that aren't
automatically retried inside the rangefeed library (and are instead
retried by the watcher resulting in a new full scan), we emit any
scan-generated rangefeed events at their scan timestamp, allowing us a
means of clearing any stale data from the cache.
Release note: None