What:
cmd/inspector/main.go: removes kad commands
internal/testplanet/planet.go: Waits for contact chore to finish
satellite/contact/nodesservice.go: creates an empty nodes service implementation
satellite/contact/service.go: implements Local and FetchInfo methods & adds external address config value
satellite/discovery/service.go: replaces kad.FetchInfo with contact.FetchInfo in Refresh() & removes Discover()
satellite/peer.go: sets up contact service and endpoints
storagenode/console/service.go: replaces nodeID with contact.Local()
storagenode/contact/chore.go: replaces routing table with contact service
storagenode/contact/nodesservice.go: creates empty implementation for ping and request info nodes service & implements RequestInfo method
storagenode/contact/service.go: creates a service to return the local node and update its own capacity
storagenode/monitor/monitor.go: uses contact service in place of routing table
storagenode/operator.go: moves operatorconfig from kad into its own setup
storagenode/peer.go: sets up contact service, chore, pingstats and endpoints
satellite/overlay/config.go: changes NodeSelectionConfig.OnlineWindow default to 4hr to allow for accurate repair selection
Removes kademlia setups in:
cmd/storagenode/main.go
cmd/storj-sim/network.go
internal/testplane/planet.go
internal/testplanet/satellite.go
internal/testplanet/storagenode.go
satellite/peer.go
scripts/test-sim-backwards.sh
scripts/testdata/satellite-config.yaml.lock
storagenode/inspector/inspector.go
storagenode/peer.go
storagenode/storagenodedb/database.go
Why: Replacing Kademlia
Please describe the tests:
• internal/testplanet/planet_test.go:
TestBasic: assert that the storagenode can check in with the satellite without any errors
TestContact: test that all nodes get inserted into both satellites' overlay cache during testplanet setup
• satellite/contact/contact_test.go:
TestFetchInfo: Tests that the FetchInfo method returns the correct info
• storagenode/contact/contact_test.go:
TestNodeInfoUpdated: tests that the contact chore updates the node information
TestRequestInfoEndpoint: tests that the Request info endpoint returns the correct info
Please describe the performance impact: Node discovery should be at least slightly more performant since each node connects directly to each satellite and no longer needs to wait for bootstrapping. It probably won't be faster in real time on start up since each node waits a random amount of time (less than 1 hr) to initialize its first connection (jitter).
* create upsert query for check-in method
* add tests
* fix lint err
* add benchmark test for db query
* fix lint and tests
* add a unit test, fix lint
* add address to tests
* replace print w/ b.Fatal
* refactor query per CR comments
* fix disqualified, only set if null
* fix query
* add version to updatecheckin query
* fix version
* fix tests
* change version for tests
* add version to tests
* add IP, add transport, mv unit test
* use node.address as arg
* add last ip
* fix lint
What: we move api keys out of the grpc connection-level metadata on the client side and into the request protobufs directly. the server side still supports both mechanisms for backwards compatibility.
Why: dRPC won't support connection-level metadata. the only thing we currently use connection-level metadata for is api keys. we need to move all information needed by a request into the request protobuf itself for drpc support. check out the .proto changes for the main details.
One fun side-fact: Did you know that protobuf fields 1-15 are special and only use one byte for both the field number and type? Additionally did you know we don't use field 15 anywhere yet? So the new request header will use field 15, and should use field 15 on all protobufs going forward.
Please describe the tests: all existing tests should pass
Please describe the performance impact: none
The fundamental problem is that both drpc and grpc servers
want to close the listener and they both want to ignore the
error from Accept after the listener is closed. There's no
way to do this in a race free way. Fortunately, the mux
hands out listeners that can be independently closed. That
means they can both do their own shutdown logic where they
ignore the error, and then after they're closed, the code
orchestrating the servers can close the listeners.
The final weird bit is that the server's Close method is
required to wait until the Run method has exited (or at
least enough for the listeners to definitely be closed)
because tests depend on that behavior, so we have to add
some channels/mutexes/onces to ensure that Run has exited
and that a new call can't start after Close is called.
Change-Id: I7c4ef293f7963f83138815f51824fd5b8d09ce15
this is a trivial operation for storagenode/console, as it doesn't
really need or use kademlia in the first place.
What:
Removes kademlia from storagenode/console
Why:
We are in the process of getting rid of kademlia, and this is one place where it's particularly easy.
Please describe the tests:
Existing tests exercise storagenode/console behavior; if they continue to work, everything here should be tested satisfactorily.
Please describe the performance impact:
None
* add init contact proto
* make 2 svcs
* add geenerated proto code
* fux conflict with NodeRequest name
* use correct version on proto
* rm extra node fields
* add protolock
* update field names so they are better
* rm node id since we dont need it
the current prometheus help messages have enough unexpected
characters that they are breaking prometheus parsing. they
may also be triggering prometheus to expect more from us (type
annotations) than we have to offer.
we're really not adding a lot of value with these help messages,
so just take them out
Change-Id: I9b723447a294bb492a6292480e9f88634346a80b
What: this change makes sure the count of segments is not encrypted.
Why: having the segment count encrypted just makes things hard for no reason - a satellite operator can figure out how many segments an object has by looking at the other segments in the database. but if a user has access but has lost their encryption key, they now can't clean up or delete old segments because they can't know how many there are without just guessing until they get errors. :(
Backwards compatibility: clients will still understand old pointers and will still write old pointers. at some point in the future perhaps we can do a migration for remaining old pointers so we can delete the old code.
Please describe the tests: covered by existing tests
Please describe the performance impact: none
* pkg/process: Fatal show complete error information
Change the general process execution function to not using the sugared
logger for outputting the full error information.
Delete some unreachable code because Zap logger Fatal method calls exit
1 internally.
* storagenode/storagenodedb: Add info to error
Add more information to an error returned due to some data
inconsistency.
* storagenode/orders: Don't use sugared logger
Don't use sugar logger and provide better contextualized error messages
in settle method.
* storagenode/orders: Add some log fields to error msgs
Add some relevant log fields to some logged errors of the sender settle
method.
* satellite/orders: Remove always nil error from debug
Remove an error which as logged in debug level which was always nil and
makes the logic that used this variable clear.
* storagenode/orders: Don't return error Archiving unsent
Don't stop the process which archive unsent orders if some of them
aren't found the DB because it cause the Storage Node to stop with a
fatal error.
this avoids a problem where setting on a flag isn't sufficient
to express complex data structures like []string.
Change-Id: I06f13656996d658b4c7a957451cb253728a67eda
* satellitedb/certDB: refactors of the node certificate storage DB table
The existing implementation doesnt allow to store the complete certificate chain of uplinkIDs or storagenodeIDs, so the current table is dropped and new table will be added which addresses the storage and retrieval of certificates
pkg/identity: fixes spelling mistakes that I missed on PR#2754
Fixes V3-1992/V3-2388
Deprecate the pieceinfo database, and start storing piece info as a header to
piece files. Institute a "storage format version" concept allowing us to handle
pieces stored under multiple different types of storage. Add a piece_expirations
table which will still be used to track expiration times, so we can query it, but
which should be much smaller than the pieceinfo database would be for the
same number of pieces. (Only pieces with expiration times need to be stored in piece_expirations, and we don't need to store large byte blobs like the serialized
order limit, etc.) Use specialized names for accessing any functionality related
only to dealing with V0 pieces (e.g., `store.V0PieceInfo()`). Move SpaceUsed-
type functionality under the purview of the piece store. Add some generic
interfaces for traversing all blobs or all pieces. Add lots of tests.
