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[Zen2] Change MetaDataStateFormat write semantics #34709

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167 changes: 123 additions & 44 deletions server/src/main/java/org/elasticsearch/gateway/MetaDataStateFormat.java
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import org.apache.lucene.store.IndexOutput;
import org.apache.lucene.store.SimpleFSDirectory;
import org.elasticsearch.ExceptionsHelper;
import org.elasticsearch.common.collect.Tuple;
import org.elasticsearch.common.logging.Loggers;
import org.elasticsearch.common.lucene.store.IndexOutputOutputStream;
import org.elasticsearch.common.lucene.store.InputStreamIndexInput;
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logger.trace("cleaned up {}", stateLocation.resolve(fileName));
}

private void writeStateToFirstLocation(final T state, Path stateLocation, Directory stateDir, String fileName, String tmpFileName)
throws IOException {
private static void deleteFileIgnoreExceptions(Path stateLocation, Directory directory, String fileName) {
try {
deleteFileIfExists(stateLocation, stateDir, tmpFileName);
try (IndexOutput out = stateDir.createOutput(tmpFileName, IOContext.DEFAULT)) {
CodecUtil.writeHeader(out, STATE_FILE_CODEC, STATE_FILE_VERSION);
out.writeInt(FORMAT.index());
try (XContentBuilder builder = newXContentBuilder(FORMAT, new IndexOutputOutputStream(out) {
@Override
public void close() throws IOException {
// this is important since some of the XContentBuilders write bytes on close.
// in order to write the footer we need to prevent closing the actual index input.
}
})) {
deleteFileIfExists(stateLocation, directory, fileName);
} catch (IOException e) {
logger.trace("clean up failed {}", stateLocation.resolve(fileName));
}
}

private static void performDirectoryCleanup(Path stateLocation, Directory stateDir, String tmpFileName) {
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This is short and only used in one place, so I think I'd inline it.

deleteFileIgnoreExceptions(stateLocation, stateDir, tmpFileName);
IOUtils.closeWhileHandlingException(stateDir);
}

builder.startObject();
{
toXContent(builder, state);
private Directory writeStateToFirstLocation(final T state, Path stateLocation, String tmpFileName)
throws WriteStateException {
try {
Directory stateDir = newDirectory(stateLocation);
try {
deleteFileIfExists(stateLocation, stateDir, tmpFileName);
try (IndexOutput out = stateDir.createOutput(tmpFileName, IOContext.DEFAULT)) {
CodecUtil.writeHeader(out, STATE_FILE_CODEC, STATE_FILE_VERSION);
out.writeInt(FORMAT.index());
try (XContentBuilder builder = newXContentBuilder(FORMAT, new IndexOutputOutputStream(out) {
@Override
public void close() throws IOException {
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Doesn't actually throw IOException.

// this is important since some of the XContentBuilders write bytes on close.
// in order to write the footer we need to prevent closing the actual index input.
}
})) {

builder.startObject();
{
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This { block } fits the pattern we use elsewhere, but feels unnecessary in this context.

toXContent(builder, state);
}
builder.endObject();
}
builder.endObject();
CodecUtil.writeFooter(out);
}
CodecUtil.writeFooter(out);
}

stateDir.sync(Collections.singleton(tmpFileName));
stateDir.rename(tmpFileName, fileName);
stateDir.syncMetaData();
logger.trace("written state to {}", stateLocation.resolve(fileName));
} finally {
deleteFileIfExists(stateLocation, stateDir, tmpFileName);
stateDir.sync(Collections.singleton(tmpFileName));
} catch (Exception e) {
// perform clean up only in case of exception, we need to keep directory open and temporary file on disk
// if everything is ok for the next algorithm steps
performDirectoryCleanup(stateLocation, stateDir, tmpFileName);
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Perhaps I'm missing something, but it looks like we do performDirectoryCleanup on every directory in a finally block in the top-level write method. Is this extra call also necessary?

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It's true that clean up is performed in the write method in finally block, but only for those directories that are added successfully to the list of directories. If this method throws an exception, directory won't be added to the list.

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I see. Could we just open all the directories up-front and then clean them all up at the end? If possible I think it's clearer that there are no leaks if you can see acquisition and release of resources to be paired up in a single method. It's not always possible, but here I think it is.

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Sure, that actually makes sense. Please see aa443d6

throw e;
}
return stateDir;
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new WriteStateException(false, "failed to write state to the first location tmp file", e);
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I think it'd be useful to see the filenames in the exception message.

}
}

private void copyStateToExtraLocation(Directory srcStateDir, Path extraStateLocation, String fileName, String tmpFileName)
throws IOException {
try (Directory extraStateDir = newDirectory(extraStateLocation)) {
private Directory copyStateToExtraLocation(Directory srcStateDir, Path extraStateLocation, String tmpFileName)
throws WriteStateException {
try {
Directory extraStateDir = newDirectory(extraStateLocation);
try {
deleteFileIfExists(extraStateLocation, extraStateDir, tmpFileName);
extraStateDir.copyFrom(srcStateDir, fileName, tmpFileName, IOContext.DEFAULT);
extraStateDir.copyFrom(srcStateDir, tmpFileName, tmpFileName, IOContext.DEFAULT);
extraStateDir.sync(Collections.singleton(tmpFileName));
extraStateDir.rename(tmpFileName, fileName);
extraStateDir.syncMetaData();
logger.trace("copied state to {}", extraStateLocation.resolve(fileName));
} finally {
deleteFileIfExists(extraStateLocation, extraStateDir, tmpFileName);
} catch (Exception e) {
// perform clean up only in case of exception, we need to keep directory open and temporary file on disk
// if everything is ok for the next algorithm steps
performDirectoryCleanup(extraStateLocation, extraStateDir, tmpFileName);
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Perhaps I'm missing something, but it looks like we do performDirectoryCleanup on every directory in a finally block in the top-level write method. Is this extra call also necessary?

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Same as writeStateToFirstLocation

throw e;
}
return extraStateDir;
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new WriteStateException(false, "failed to copy tmp state file to extra location", e);
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I think it'd be useful to see the filenames in the exception message.

}
}

public void performRenames(String tmpFileName, String fileName, final List<Tuple<Path, Directory>> stateDirectories) throws
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Can be private apparently.

WriteStateException {
Directory firstStateDirectory = stateDirectories.get(0).v2();
try {
firstStateDirectory.rename(tmpFileName, fileName);
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new WriteStateException(false, "failed to rename tmp file to final name in the first state location", e);
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I think it'd be useful to see the filenames in the exception message.

}

for (int i = 1; i < stateDirectories.size(); i++) {
Directory extraStateDirectory = stateDirectories.get(i).v2();
try {
extraStateDirectory.rename(tmpFileName, fileName);
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new WriteStateException(true, "failed to rename tmp file to final name in extra state location",
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I think it'd be useful to see the filenames in the exception message.

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Nit: this could be on the previous line.

}
}
}

public void performStateDirectoriesFsync(List<Tuple<Path, Directory>> stateDirectories) throws WriteStateException {
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Can be private apparently.

for (int i = 0; i < stateDirectories.size(); i++) {
try {
stateDirectories.get(i).v2().syncMetaData();
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new WriteStateException(true, "meta data directory fsync has failed", e);
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I think it'd be useful to see the path in the exception message.

}
}
}


/**
* Writes the given state to the given directories. The state is written to a
* state directory ({@value #STATE_DIR_NAME}) underneath each of the given file locations and is created if it
* doesn't exist. The state is serialized to a temporary file in that directory and is then atomically moved to
* it's target filename of the pattern {@code {prefix}{version}.st}.
* If this method returns without exception there is a guarantee that state is persisted to the disk and loadLatestState will return it.
* But if this method throws an exception, loadLatestState could return this state or some previous state.
* If this method returns without exception there is a guarantee that state is persisted to the disk and loadLatestState will return
* it. <br>
* This method may throw an {@link WriteStateException} if some exception during writing state occurs. <br>
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I think we don't need this line or the following two, since they duplicate docs found elsewhere.

* If {@link WriteStateException#isDirty()} returns false, there is a guarantee that loadLatestState will return old state. <br>
* If {@link WriteStateException#isDirty()} returns true, loadLatestState could return new state or previous state.
*
* @param state the state object to write
* @param locations the locations where the state should be written to.
* @throws IOException if an IOException occurs
* @throws WriteStateException if some exception during writing state occurs.
*/
public final void write(final T state, final Path... locations) throws IOException {

public final void write(final T state, final Path... locations) throws WriteStateException {
if (locations == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Locations must not be null");
}
if (locations.length <= 0) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("One or more locations required");
}
final long maxStateId = findMaxStateId(prefix, locations) + 1;

long maxStateId;
try {
maxStateId = findMaxStateId(prefix, locations) + 1;
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new WriteStateException(false, "exception during looking up max state id", e);
}
assert maxStateId >= 0 : "maxStateId must be positive but was: [" + maxStateId + "]";

final String fileName = prefix + maxStateId + STATE_FILE_EXTENSION;
final String tmpFileName = fileName + ".tmp";
final Path firstStateLocation = locations[0].resolve(STATE_DIR_NAME);
try (Directory stateDir = newDirectory(firstStateLocation)) {
writeStateToFirstLocation(state, firstStateLocation, stateDir, fileName, tmpFileName);
List<Tuple<Path, Directory>> directories = new ArrayList<>();

try {
Directory firstStateDir = writeStateToFirstLocation(state, firstStateLocation, tmpFileName);
directories.add(new Tuple<>(firstStateLocation, firstStateDir));
for (int i = 1; i < locations.length; i++) {
final Path extraStateLocation = locations[i].resolve(STATE_DIR_NAME);
copyStateToExtraLocation(stateDir, extraStateLocation, fileName, tmpFileName);
Directory extraStateDir = copyStateToExtraLocation(firstStateDir, extraStateLocation, tmpFileName);
directories.add(new Tuple<>(extraStateLocation, extraStateDir));
}
performRenames(tmpFileName, fileName, directories);
performStateDirectoriesFsync(directories);
} finally {
//writeStateToFirstLocation and copyStateToExtraLocation perform clean up for themselves if they fail
//we need to perform clean up for all data paths that were successfully opened and temporary file was created
for (int i = 0; i < directories.size(); i++) {
Tuple<Path, Directory> pathAndDirectory = directories.get(i);
performDirectoryCleanup(pathAndDirectory.v1(), pathAndDirectory.v2(), tmpFileName);
}
}

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return new SimpleFSDirectory(dir);
}

private void cleanupOldFiles(final String currentStateFile, Path[] locations) throws IOException {
private void cleanupOldFiles(final String currentStateFile, Path[] locations) {
for (Path location : locations) {
logger.trace("cleanupOldFiles: cleaning up {}", location);
Path stateLocation = location.resolve(STATE_DIR_NAME);
try (Directory stateDir = newDirectory(stateLocation)) {
for (String file : stateDir.listAll()) {
if (file.startsWith(prefix) && file.equals(currentStateFile) == false) {
deleteFileIfExists(stateLocation, stateDir, file);
deleteFileIgnoreExceptions(stateLocation, stateDir, file);
}
}
} catch (Exception e) {
logger.trace("clean up failed for state location {}", stateLocation);
}
}
}
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package org.elasticsearch.gateway;

import java.io.IOException;

/**
* This exception is thrown when there is a problem of writing state to disk. <br>
* If {@link #isDirty()} returns false, state is guaranteed to be not written to disk.
* If {@link #isDirty()} returns true, we don't know if state is written to disk.
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Probably better for these docs to be on the isDirty() method.

*/
public class WriteStateException extends IOException {
private boolean dirty;

public WriteStateException(boolean dirty, String message, Exception cause) {
super(message, cause);
this.dirty = dirty;
}

public boolean isDirty() {
return dirty;
}
}
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