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Revert "(DAL) Pooling broadcast (#2246)" #2253

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This reverts commit 12378ae.

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The changes involve significant modifications to the Hub struct and its methods, transitioning from a pooled concurrency model to a direct goroutine-based approach. The pool field has been removed, simplifying the connection handling logic. Concurrent tasks are now managed using sync.WaitGroup, allowing for simultaneous writes to clients. Additionally, method names within the Pool struct have been updated for clarity, with no alteration to the underlying functionality.

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Files Change Summary
node/pkg/dal/hub/hub.go Removed pool field from Hub, updated methods to use sync.WaitGroup for concurrency.
node/pkg/utils/pool/pool.go Renamed method runWorker to worker, maintaining the same functionality but improving clarity.

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    participant Hub
    participant Client
    participant Data

    Hub->>Client: Send data
    Client->>Hub: Acknowledge receipt
    Hub->>Data: Manage concurrent writes
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 111f832 and 546772e.

Files selected for processing (2)
  • node/pkg/dal/hub/hub.go (4 hunks)
  • node/pkg/utils/pool/pool.go (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
  • node/pkg/utils/pool/pool.go
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node/pkg/dal/hub/hub.go (1)

154-171: Refactor castSubmissionData to use goroutines and sync.WaitGroup effectively.

The refactoring from a pooled concurrency model to a direct goroutine-based approach using sync.WaitGroup is a significant change. This approach simplifies the concurrency management and potentially improves performance by reducing overhead. However, it's crucial to ensure that the goroutines are managed correctly to avoid potential data races or deadlocks.

  • Correctness: The use of sync.WaitGroup ensures that the main function waits for all goroutines to complete, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the data being broadcasted.
  • Performance: This change could improve performance by reducing the overhead associated with managing a worker pool.
  • Maintainability: The new approach is generally simpler and more straightforward, which could improve maintainability.

However, it's important to verify that this change integrates well with the rest of the system and does not introduce new issues.

The changes are conceptually sound and improve the code's structure and performance.

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Concurrency model in hub.go is correctly implemented.

The use of sync.WaitGroup and mutex locks in node/pkg/dal/hub/hub.go is implemented correctly. The code ensures proper synchronization and completion of goroutines without introducing data races or deadlocks.

  • Correctness: The sync.WaitGroup and mutex usage is consistent and correct.
  • No issues found: No deadlocks or data races were detected in the codebase related to this change.
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# Description: Verify the integration of the new goroutine-based approach with the rest of the system.

# Test: Search for potential issues related to the new concurrency model.
rg --type go -A 5 $'sync.WaitGroup' | grep -i 'deadlock'

Length of output: 53


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for all usages of `sync.WaitGroup` to ensure they are correctly implemented.
rg --type go 'sync.WaitGroup' -A 10

# Check for any other concurrency-related issues, such as data races or improper locking/unlocking of mutexes.
rg --type go 'RLock\(\)|RUnlock\(\)|Lock\(\)|Unlock\(\)' -A 5

Length of output: 35010

@nick-bisonai nick-bisonai merged commit a7dc3ae into master Aug 28, 2024
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@nick-bisonai nick-bisonai deleted the feat/rollback-pooling branch August 28, 2024 09:00
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