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cluster: discard in-flight UP completion for retired hosts - #1124
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Priority: ➖ Normal Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to An endpoint move can no longer publish a replacement while the old host’s UP completion is running. No identified issue remains to block merging after normal checks. Pre-merge checks |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: discarding in-flight UP completion for retired hosts. Description check The description explains the bug, implementation, scope, tests, issue link, and checklist status. It also states that separate static checks were not run. Linked Issues check Issue #1074requirements are met.Cluster.on_up()and failed-UP cleanup verify exact currentHostidentity across success, failure, no-future, and synchronous-error paths. Removal holds the callba…Out of Scope Changes check The changes remain within #1074.metadata.pyand control-connection test changes serialize host replacement and removal with UP completion. The added tests verify those race conditions. No unrelated…
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An in-flight pool future can finish after its Host is removed and a same-ID replacement is registered. Serialize completion with removal and check object identity before marking the old host UP or cleaning up failed pool creation. Stop callbacks and pool reconciliation if a listener removes the host reentrantly. Cover stale success, failure, and exception results, synchronous paths, and removal while completion is in progress. Fixes: #1074
A replacement could publish after an UP completion validated the old host but before it marked that host UP. Acquire the old host callback lock before publishing, and retry when the endpoint owner changes while acquiring it. Cover replacement racing an in-flight UP callback. Refs: #1074
Peers refresh removes unseen hosts directly from metadata. Hold the host callback lock and verify its identity before unpublishing it, so a running UP completion cannot mark a retired host UP after the refresh. Refs: #1074
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2353-2355: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winEndpoint-move replacement still unpublishes the old
Hostwithout its callback lock.The comment says that removal and replacement hold
host._down_callbacks_lockwhile they unpublish the host. That is true forremove_host()andMetadata._add_or_replace_host(). It is false forCluster.replace_hosts_endpoints()(lines 3036-3039). That method callsself.metadata.replace_host_endpoints(replacements)without any old host's callback lock. Only theon_remove()call that follows takes the lock.Failure sequence:
- An UP completion passes
_is_current_host(host)at line 2378 or line 2384.- A topology refresh moves the same
host_idto a new endpoint.- The completion still runs
listener.on_up(old_host)orsession.update_created_pools().- That
update_created_pools()call readsmetadata.all_hosts(), which already contains the replacement. The replacement is not pending yet becauseon_add(replacement)waits behindon_remove(old). The call can therefore claim an intent and start pool creation for the replacement.This breaks the
#1074acceptance criterion that a stale success must not reconcile replacement pools.Fix: in
replace_hosts_endpoints(), acquire every source host's_down_callbacks_lockbeforemetadata.replace_host_endpoints(). Use a deterministic order, such as sorting byhost_id, so that batches cannot deadlock. Re-checkget_host_by_host_id(h.host_id) is hunder those locks.Proposed fix (outside changed range, lines 3036-3039)
with ExitStack() as stack: for host, _ in sorted(replacements, key=lambda r: r[0].host_id.int): stack.enter_context(host._down_callbacks_lock) try: self.metadata.replace_host_endpoints(replacements) except ValueError as exc: raise _EndpointMoveRejected(str(exc)) from exc🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @cassandra/cluster.py:
- Around line 2353-2355: Update Cluster.replace_hosts_endpoints to acquire each
source host’s _down_callbacks_lock in deterministic host_id order before calling
Metadata.replace_host_endpoints. While holding those locks, re-check that
get_host_by_host_id(host.host_id) is the same source Host, so stale endpoint
moves cannot unpublish a newer host.
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Keep metadata unpublishing and the removed-state transition under the host callback lock. Run listeners and pool reconciliation after releasing it so network refreshes and user callbacks cannot stall other host transitions. Keep on_remove's existing signature by moving notification dispatch to a private helper. Cover the lock boundary with a concurrent removal callback test.
Acquire source host callback locks before publishing endpoint replacements so in-flight UP completion cannot act on a retired host after its identity check. Take batch locks in stable order and release them before lifecycle callbacks. Cover the move/completion race with a deterministic test.
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Summary
An in-flight
Cluster.on_up()can complete after itsHostis removed and a different object with the samehost_idis registered. Stale success can mark the retired host UP and run callbacks; stale failure cleanup can affect the replacement pool.Serialize UP completion with
Cluster.remove_host()using the host callback lock. Check that the exactHostobject is still registered before completion or cleanup, including the no-future and synchronous-error paths. If a callback removes the host, stop the remaining callbacks and pool reconciliation. This changes no public API or wire protocol; broader positive policy callback ordering remains tracked in #1075.Fixes #1074
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