storage: fix stopper race in compactor#27699
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Starting workers without a surrounding task is unfortunately often not the right thing to do when the worker accesses other state that might become invalidated once the stopper begins to stop. In this particular case, the compactor might end up accessing the engine even though it had already been closed. I wasn't able to repro this failure in the first place, but pretty sure this: Fixes cockroachdb#27232. Release note: None
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26362: RFC: follower reads r=bdarnell,nvanbenschoten a=tschottdorf NB: this is extracted from #21056; please don't add new commentary on the tech note there. ---- Follower reads are consistent reads at historical timestamps from follower replicas. They make the non-leader replicas in a range suitable sources for historical reads. The key enabling technology is the propagation of **closed timestamp heartbeats** from the range leaseholder to followers. The closed timestamp heartbeat (CT heartbeat) is more than just a timestamp. It is a set of conditions, that if met, guarantee that a follower replica has all state necessary to satisfy reads at or before the CT. Consistent historical reads are useful for analytics queries and in particular allow such queries to be carried out more efficiently and, with appropriate configuration, away from foreground traffic. But historical reads are also key to a proposal for [reference-like tables](#26301) aimed at cutting down on foreign key check latencies particularly in geo-distributed clusters; they help recover a reasonably recent consistent snapshot of a cluster after a loss of quorum; and they are one of the ingredients for [Change Data Capture](#25229). Release note: None 27699: storage: fix stopper race in compactor r=petermattis a=tschottdorf Starting workers without a surrounding task is unfortunately often not the right thing to do when the worker accesses other state that might become invalidated once the stopper begins to stop. In this particular case, the compactor might end up accessing the engine even though it had already been closed. I wasn't able to repro this failure in the first place, but pretty sure this: Fixes #27232. Release note: None 27704: issues: fix email fallback r=petermattis a=tschottdorf This was not my email address. Release note: None Co-authored-by: Tobias Schottdorf <tobias.schottdorf@gmail.com>
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pkg/storage/compactor/compactor.go, line 112 at r1 (raw file):
// Run the Worker in a Task because the worker holds on to the engine and // may still access it even though the stopper has allowed it to close. _ = stopper.RunTask(ctx, "compactor", func(ctx context.Context) {
This seems backwards. It should be safe to start workers without a surrounding task at startup (which this is), but those workers should create internal tasks for the work that they do. The worker-in-task pattern is only needed for workers that are created after startup.
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That might be true, but the option you prefer also makes it much more
likely to mess this up again. Either way, I'm going to leave as is. It's
unfortunate that the API we came up with is so unfriendly.
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Starting workers without a surrounding task is unfortunately often not
the right thing to do when the worker accesses other state that might
become invalidated once the stopper begins to stop. In this particular
case, the compactor might end up accessing the engine even though it
had already been closed.
I wasn't able to repro this failure in the first place, but pretty sure
this:
Fixes #27232.
Release note: None