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fix(ratelimiter): set TTL on creating write to prevent immortal keys (#1571) - #1942
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Issue #1571 identifies the no-TTL creation and expired-key reset writes as the measured immortal-key cause. Store.Get now sends one Put with newKeyPutOptions(rate) for both paths. Positive perio… |
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The changed production code remains in Store.Get and its TTL helpers. The absolute-expiry handling prevents live-key increments from restarting or misreading the rate-limit window. The tests cover t… |
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In `@src/invocation-plane-services/ratelimiter/olric_store_test.go`:
- Line 153: Run gofmt on the hand-authored olric_store_test.go file to correct
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In `@src/invocation-plane-services/ratelimiter/olric_store.go`:
- Line 161: The TTL guard in newKeyPutOptions must preserve expiration for any
positive rate.Period, including sub-millisecond values. Round positive periods
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add a direct Store.Get regression test covering a 500-microsecond period for
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🟡 Minor · Use result.TTL() as an absolute expiry. · olric_store.go:135-150
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse
result.TTL()as an absolute expiry.Store.Getreaches this branch throughrateEntry.Limiter.Get. Olric'sresult.TTL()is an absolute Unix timestamp in milliseconds, but the code treats it as a duration. This produces an incorrectContext.Resettimestamp for callers that consume it.Set
expirationwithtime.UnixMilli(result.TTL())instead.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/invocation-plane-services/ratelimiter/olric_store.go`:
- Around line 135-150: Update the expiration calculation in the rate-entry
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millisecond timestamp by using time.UnixMilli(result.TTL()), while preserving
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This implements the fix direction from #1571, and putting the TTL on the creating write is worth keeping. But i think we missed a write path that still leave keys with no TTL. I think the incremental path can still leave keys without ttl.
I tried to repro this locally with self hosted the memory seems still to grow. Can you try that since thats what we are using to see the memory leak issue(generate bunch of invocation requests and see memory grow)
Or change Fixes 1571 to Related to 1571
Store.Get created new/reset rate-limit keys with a Put that set no TTL, then applied the TTL in a separate follow-up write. Any of the following left that window open and the key permanently immortal, since nothing else in the store ever re-applies a TTL to a key that already lacks one: - rate.Period == 0 for a limiter tier, so the TTL-setting write never ran - the follow-up write's ErrKeyNotFound error was silently ignored - a crash/restart landed between the two writes Fold the TTL into the same Put that creates/resets the key instead, removing the second write (and its round trip) entirely. Fixes NVIDIA#1571 Signed-off-by: Ayana Sarkar <ayanasarkar.tech@gmail.com>
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thanks @Max-NV you were right about the increment path. pushed a fix the increment put used PX(time.Until(expiry)). a remainder under 1ms truncates to PX(0) on the wire and the server treats 0 as "no TTL". Olric also computes now+PX server-side, so each increment could push the expiry later by the Get-to-Put delay. i haven't measured memory yet, so I've changed the description to "Related to #1571". ill report total keys and TTL-less keys after a load run. |
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122-122: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd correlation fields to the Put-error log.
If this Put fails, the log records the error but does not identify the request or limiter context. Use a context-enriched logger or add the available correlation fields. As per path instructions, check “structured logging with required context fields (request/function/cluster/org id).”
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ran a synthetic load against an embedded single-node Olric (the max007-008 fork) calling Store.Get directly: 20k distinct keys at a 1s period, one hot key hammered by 8 goroutines for 5s, and 1k keys at period 0. After the load stopped I checked every key at 0, 5, 10, 15 and 20s. results were the same on upstream/main and on this branch: so i could not reproduce TTL less keys in the bounded tiers on either build. Caveat: single node via the embedded client, so it doesn't exercise cross-node forwarding. @Max-NV could you share what your self-hosted setup measures (RSS vs key count), whether it is single- or multi-node,and which tiers or periods the traffic hits? If any tier uses period 0memory will grow with the number of distinct keys regardless of this PR. next im checking whether heap plateaus across repeated waves of new keys. |
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@ayanasarkar Thanks, the incremental path fix looks right. We can have this as is since you changed to "relates to". If you want to try to repro and use pprof to see locally, the single-node run can't show this bug. Please try with at least 3 members. There is some doc here some repo: https://github.com/NVIDIA/nvcf/blob/main/docs/dev/local-development.md. by default it's 1 pod, just have to change or scale up to 3 pods. also under ai-tooling, there is nvcf-self-managed-installation if you have ai tools. |
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@ayanasarkar are you still looking into self hosted testing? |
yup i am looking into it and will inform soon |
Problem
Store.Getin the Olric-backed rate limiter wrote a new or expired key intwo separate steps: an initial
Putwith no TTL, followed by a secondPutto attach the TTL. If anything interrupted that second write (or thereset path for an expired key), the key was left permanently in the store
with no expiry — an "immortal" key that never gets cleaned up.
Fix
Both the new-key path and the expired-key reset path now issue a single
Putcall that already carries the TTL option, so a key is neverobservable in a state where it exists but has no TTL. The unbounded-tier
case (
Rate.Period == 0) is unchanged: it still writes with no TTL option,matching prior behavior for limiters with no expiry by design.
The increment path (live key) now re-writes with
PXATusing the key's existing absolute expiry, instead ofPX(time.Until(expiry)). A relativePXcan truncate to 0 (no TTL) and is re-based on the server clock on every increment.Related to #1571
Testing
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olric_store_test.go, a regression test built against a minimalfake of
olric.DMap. It asserts, for each of the three cases above, thatStore.Getperforms exactly onePutcall and that the call's TTL optioncount matches expectations:
TestGet_NewKey_SetsTTLOnCreatingWriteTestGet_NewKey_UnboundedTier_NoTTLOptionTestGet_ExpiredKey_ResetGetsTTLOnSameWriteAll three pass locally (
go test ./... -run TestGet -v), andgo build ./.../go vet ./...are clean.Summary by CodeRabbit