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participant AtomicBenchmark
participant S3Storage as S3 storage
participant AtomicHistory as atomicHistory
AtomicBenchmark->>S3Storage: Write stamped object
S3Storage-->>AtomicBenchmark: Return write result
AtomicBenchmark->>AtomicHistory: Record acknowledged write
AtomicBenchmark->>S3Storage: Read object or list keys
S3Storage-->>AtomicBenchmark: Return body, metadata, ETag, or listing
AtomicBenchmark->>AtomicHistory: Classify read or listing result
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In `@pkg/bench/atomic.go`:
- Around line 396-403: Update atomicHistory.readBegin to take the read timestamp
while holding h.mu and return both the ticket and timestamp, registering the
read before releasing the lock. Update get, stat, and list to use that returned
timestamp for op.Start, and change TestAtomicHistoryPrune to use a separate
readBeginAt helper for its supplied test time.
- Around line 934-937: In the `objs[k]` missing-key branch, set `op.File` to `k`
before calling `g.violation` so the `AtomicListMissing` report identifies the
missing key.
- Line 929: Update Atomic.list to keep its read ticket active after returning,
and have listCycle release it only after all checkListed calls for that listing
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- Around line 639-641: Update the metadata validation in the Prepare probe to
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In `@cli/atomic.go`:
- Line 113: Update the `SizeFn` construction in `Atomic.stamp` so equal
random-size bounds preserve the configured size instead of producing
header-sized objects; return the shared bound or reject equal bounds before
constructing the function. Add an equal-bounds case to `TestSizeFn`.
- Around line 145-146: Update the distribution-weight validation in the loop
over put-distrib, get-distrib, stat-distrib, and list-distrib to reject NaN and
either infinity as well as negative values. Also validate that the combined
distribution total remains finite before it is used for weighted selection.
In `@pkg/bench/atomic.go`:
- Line 693: Replace the non-cancellable context created in the benchmark flow
with the run context for PUT, GET, STAT, and LIST operations so cancellation can
stop stalled requests and allow wg.Wait() to finish. If an in-flight PUT must be
allowed to complete, use a bounded shutdown context for that operation.
- Around line 769-776: Update clientAvoiding so it explicitly selects a client
whose EndpointURL differs from avoid instead of relying on the 16-call retry
loop; ensure it does not return the avoided host when an alternate is available.
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- Around line 843-844: Update the README description of the PUT readback
behavior to state that reading from a different server requires multiple hosts
and `--host-select=roundrobin`; do not present cross-host reads as the default.
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warp atomic overwrites a few keys concurrently with self-describing bodies and checks every GET, STAT and LIST: torn or short bodies, metadata or ETag from a different PUT, reads of already-replaced PUTs, and list-after-write and list-after-delete as relied on by Hadoop S3A and Spark committers.
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Why this benchmark exists
Amazon S3 has guaranteed strong consistency since December 2020. For a single
object, this means three things:
object mixed with part of the new one.
This is called read-after-write consistency.
This is called list-after-write consistency.
Applications now depend on these guarantees. For example, the Hadoop S3A
connector used by Spark relies on them in three ways:
file must then disappear from listings.
When an S3 server breaks these guarantees, the application does not fail with
an error. It reads old data, reads too few bytes, or skips a file. The breaks
happen only under concurrent load and only for short periods, so a normal
benchmark run does not notice them.
Warp cannot detect them today, because its benchmarks check only the object
size. This PR adds a benchmark that checks the guarantees directly.
What
warp atomicdoesIt overwrites a small set of keys from many threads at once. Every 4 KiB block
of each uploaded object records which PUT wrote it, and the object metadata
records the same PUT. Warp can therefore look at any response on its own and
tell which PUT produced it.
It then checks each operation:
PUT. The metadata and ETag come from that same PUT.
replaced before the request started.
overwritten keys show a current size and ETag.
After each successful write, warp sends the next read or listing to a different
host from
--host. Each failed check is reported as an error that starts withatomic <category>:. The README lists every category.How to test
go test ./pkg/bench -run TestAtomicwarp atomicagainst a correct S3 server. It reports no violations.and cuts some bodies short. It reports each of those failures.
Summary by CodeRabbit
atomicbenchmark command that checks object consistency during concurrent PUT, GET, STAT, and LIST operations.