# frozen_string_literal: true # rubocop:todo all # Copyright (C) 2014-2020 MongoDB Inc. # # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. module Mongo class Cluster # A manager that sends kill cursors operations at regular intervals to close # cursors that have been garbage collected without being exhausted. # # @api private # # @since 2.3.0 class CursorReaper include Retryable # The default time interval for the cursor reaper to send pending # kill cursors operations. # # @since 2.3.0 FREQUENCY = 1.freeze # Create a cursor reaper. # # @param [ Cluster ] cluster The cluster. # # @api private def initialize(cluster) @cluster = cluster @to_kill = {} @active_cursor_ids = Set.new @mutex = Mutex.new @kill_spec_queue = Queue.new end attr_reader :cluster # Schedule a kill cursors operation to be eventually executed. # # @param [ Cursor::KillSpec ] kill_spec The kill specification. # # @api private def schedule_kill_cursor(kill_spec) @kill_spec_queue << kill_spec end # Register a cursor id as active. # # @example Register a cursor as active. # cursor_reaper.register_cursor(id) # # @param [ Integer ] id The id of the cursor to register as active. # # @api private # # @since 2.3.0 def register_cursor(id) if id.nil? raise ArgumentError, 'register_cursor called with nil cursor_id' end if id == 0 raise ArgumentError, 'register_cursor called with cursor_id=0' end @mutex.synchronize do @active_cursor_ids << id end end # Unregister a cursor id, indicating that it's no longer active. # # @example Unregister a cursor. # cursor_reaper.unregister_cursor(id) # # @param [ Integer ] id The id of the cursor to unregister. # # @api private # # @since 2.3.0 def unregister_cursor(id) if id.nil? raise ArgumentError, 'unregister_cursor called with nil cursor_id' end if id == 0 raise ArgumentError, 'unregister_cursor called with cursor_id=0' end @mutex.synchronize do @active_cursor_ids.delete(id) end end # Read and decode scheduled kill cursors operations. # # This method mutates instance variables without locking, so is is not # thread safe. Generally, it should not be called itself, this is a helper # for `kill_cursor` method. # # @api private def read_scheduled_kill_specs while kill_spec = @kill_spec_queue.pop(true) if @active_cursor_ids.include?(kill_spec.cursor_id) @to_kill[kill_spec.server_address] ||= Set.new @to_kill[kill_spec.server_address] << kill_spec end end rescue ThreadError # Empty queue, nothing to do. end # Execute all pending kill cursors operations. # # @example Execute pending kill cursors operations. # cursor_reaper.kill_cursors # # @api private # # @since 2.3.0 def kill_cursors # TODO optimize this to batch kill cursor operations for the same # server/database/collection instead of killing each cursor # individually. loop do server_address = nil kill_spec = @mutex.synchronize do read_scheduled_kill_specs # Find a server that has any cursors scheduled for destruction. server_address, specs = @to_kill.detect { |_, specs| specs.any? } if specs.nil? # All servers have empty specs, nothing to do. return end # Note that this mutates the spec in the queue. # If the kill cursor operation fails, we don't attempt to # kill that cursor again. spec = specs.take(1).tap do |arr| specs.subtract(arr) end.first unless @active_cursor_ids.include?(spec.cursor_id) # The cursor was already killed, typically because it has # been iterated to completion. Remove the kill spec from # our records without doing any more work. spec = nil end spec end # If there was a spec to kill but its cursor was already killed, # look for another spec. next unless kill_spec # We could also pass kill_spec directly into the KillCursors # operation, though this would make that operation have a # different API from all of the other ones which accept hashes. spec = { cursor_ids: [kill_spec.cursor_id], coll_name: kill_spec.coll_name, db_name: kill_spec.db_name, } op = Operation::KillCursors.new(spec) server = cluster.servers.detect do |server| server.address == server_address end unless server # TODO We currently don't have a server for the address that the # cursor is associated with. We should leave the cursor in the # queue to be killed at a later time (when the server comes back). next end options = { server_api: server.options[:server_api], connection_global_id: kill_spec.connection_global_id, } op.execute(server, context: Operation::Context.new(options: options)) if session = kill_spec.session if session.implicit? session.end_session end end end end alias :execute :kill_cursors alias :flush :kill_cursors end end end