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(DAL) Potential fix for dal memory leak #2102

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Description

Cleanup job will remove invalid entries and reassign every 1 hour
reference: golang/go#20135

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The changes enhance the flexibility and efficiency of the subscription management system within the application. By shifting from boolean values to any types in the subscription and client maps, the code now accommodates a wider variety of data structures. Additionally, a new cleanup mechanism has been implemented to ensure inactive clients are regularly removed, improving resource management and system stability.

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Files Change Summary
node/pkg/dal/api/controller.go, node/pkg/dal/api/hub.go, node/pkg/dal/api/types.go Updated subscription and client maps from map[string]bool to map[string]any, optimizing data handling. Introduced a new cleanup job in Hub for managing inactive subscriptions and resources. Added a CleanupInterval constant to enhance configuration options.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Hub
    participant Controller

    Client->>Controller: Subscribe
    Controller->>Hub: Update subscriptions
    Hub-->>Controller: Acknowledge subscription
    Hub->>Hub: Start cleanupJob
    Hub->>Hub: Run cleanup
    Hub-->>Client: Remove inactive subscriptions
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🐇 In the garden, where data grows,
New maps sprout, as the cleanup flows.
With flexible types, we dance and play,
Ensuring our clients won't fade away.
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
node/pkg/dal/api/types.go (2)

13-13: Consider making CleanupInterval configurable.

The interval for cleanup is set to one hour. Depending on the use case, it might be beneficial to allow this value to be configurable to suit different environments or requirements.


25-25: Ensure type safety in clients map usage.

The change to map[string]any in the clients map increases flexibility but introduces potential type safety issues. The current code does not show type assertions or checks for the values in this map, which could lead to runtime errors. Ensure that all interactions with this map properly handle the any type, either through type assertions or by using type-agnostic methods.

  • File: node/pkg/dal/api/controller.go
  • File: node/pkg/dal/api/hub.go
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Ensure type safety with map[string]any.

Changing the map value type to any increases flexibility but can lead to type safety issues. Ensure that all interactions with this map are properly type-checked to avoid runtime errors.

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Length of output: 13116

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between e13259c and cbc392f.

Files selected for processing (3)
  • node/pkg/dal/api/controller.go (2 hunks)
  • node/pkg/dal/api/hub.go (5 hunks)
  • node/pkg/dal/api/types.go (2 hunks)
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node/pkg/dal/api/hub.go (2)

189-201: Verify context handling in cleanupJob.

Ensure that the context cancellation is handled correctly to avoid potential goroutine leaks. The current implementation seems to handle it, but verify the context is properly propagated and used.

Verification successful

Context handling in cleanupJob is properly implemented.

The cleanupJob method is correctly using the context to handle cancellation, ensuring that goroutines are not leaked. The context is passed to the function and used in a select statement, which is a standard practice for managing goroutine lifecycles.

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203-225: Verify concurrency handling in cleanup.

The cleanup method modifies shared maps. Ensure that the locking mechanism is correctly implemented to prevent data races and maintain data integrity.

Verification successful

Concurrency handling in cleanup is correctly implemented.

The cleanup method uses a mutex lock to ensure thread safety while modifying shared maps, preventing data races during concurrent execution. The locking mechanism is properly implemented.

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node/pkg/dal/api/controller.go (1)

Line range hint 77-86:
Verify dependent logic for subscriptions map change.

Changing the map value to struct{}{} optimizes memory usage but may affect how subscription status is checked. Ensure all dependent logic is updated to handle this change.

Verification successful

Verification complete: subscriptions map logic is consistent with changes.

The change from map[string]bool to map[string]any using struct{}{} optimizes memory usage without affecting the logic that checks or manipulates the map. The key operations involving the subscriptions map, such as checking for existence and iterating over keys, are correctly handled in the codebase. No further updates are necessary.

  • node/pkg/dal/api/controller.go: Logic for adding and checking subscriptions.
  • node/pkg/dal/api/hub.go: Logic for iterating and checking subscriptions.
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@nick-bisonai nick-bisonai merged commit cccf735 into master Aug 14, 2024
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