hedis-0.16.0: src/Database/Redis/Cluster.hs
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}
{-# LANGUAGE LambdaCase #-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE RecordWildCards #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TupleSections #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ViewPatterns #-}
module Database.Redis.Cluster
( Connection(..)
, NodeRole(..)
, NodeConnection(..)
, Node(..)
, ShardMap(..)
, HashSlot
, Shard(..)
, connect
, connectWith
, disconnect
, requestPipelined
, nodes
, hooks
, requestMasterNodes
, masterNodes
, getRandomConnection
) where
import qualified Data.ByteString as B
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as Char8
import qualified Data.IORef as IOR
import Data.List(nub, sortBy, find)
import Data.Maybe(mapMaybe, fromMaybe)
import Data.Map(fromListWith, assocs)
import Data.Function(on)
import Control.Exception(Exception, throwIO, BlockedIndefinitelyOnMVar(..), catches, Handler(..), bracketOnError)
import Control.Concurrent.MVar(MVar, newMVar, readMVar, modifyMVar, modifyMVar_)
import Control.Monad(zipWithM, when, replicateM, forM_)
import Database.Redis.Cluster.HashSlot(HashSlot, keyToSlot)
import qualified Database.Redis.ConnectionContext as CC
import qualified Data.HashMap.Strict as HM
import qualified Data.IntMap.Strict as IntMap
import qualified Scanner
import System.IO.Unsafe(unsafeInterleaveIO)
import Database.Redis.Protocol(Reply(..), renderRequest, reply)
import qualified Database.Redis.Cluster.Command as CMD
import Database.Redis.Hooks (Hooks)
import Network.TLS (ClientParams (..))
-- This module implements a clustered connection whilst maintaining
-- compatibility with the original Hedis codebase. In particular it still
-- performs implicit pipelining using `unsafeInterleaveIO` as the single node
-- codebase does. To achieve this each connection carries around with it a
-- pipeline of commands. Every time `sendRequest` is called the command is
-- added to the pipeline and an IO action is returned which will, upon being
-- evaluated, execute the entire pipeline. If the pipeline is already executed
-- then it just looks up it's response in the executed pipeline.
-- | A connection to a redis cluster, it is composed of a map from Node IDs to
-- | 'NodeConnection's, a 'Pipeline', and a 'ShardMap'
data Connection = Connection
{ connectionNodes :: HM.HashMap NodeID NodeConnection
, connectionPipeline :: MVar Pipeline
, connectionShardMap :: MVar ShardMap
, connectionInfoMap :: CMD.InfoMap
, connectionHooks :: Hooks
}
-- | A connection to a single node in the cluster, similar to 'ProtocolPipelining.Connection'
data NodeConnection = NodeConnection
{ nodeConnectionContext :: CC.ConnectionContext
, nodeConnectionLastRecvRef :: IOR.IORef (Maybe B.ByteString)
, nodeConnectionNodeId :: NodeID
}
instance Eq NodeConnection where
NodeConnection{nodeConnectionNodeId=id1} == NodeConnection{nodeConnectionNodeId=id2} = id1 == id2
instance Ord NodeConnection where
compare NodeConnection{nodeConnectionNodeId=id1} NodeConnection{nodeConnectionNodeId=id2} = compare id1 id2
data PipelineState =
-- Nothing in the pipeline has been evaluated yet so nothing has been
-- sent
Pending [[B.ByteString]]
-- This pipeline has been executed, the replies are contained within it
| Executed [Reply]
-- We're in a MULTI-EXEC transaction. All commands in the transaction
-- should go to the same node, but we won't know what node that is until
-- we see a command with a key. We're storing these transactions and will
-- send them all together when we see an EXEC.
| TransactionPending [[B.ByteString]]
-- A pipeline has an MVar for the current state, this state is actually always
-- `Pending` because the first thing the implementation does when executing a
-- pipeline is to take the current pipeline state out of the MVar and replace
-- it with a new `Pending` state. The executed state is held on to by the
-- replies within it.
newtype Pipeline = Pipeline (MVar PipelineState)
data NodeRole = Master | Slave deriving (Show, Eq, Ord)
type Host = String
type Port = Int
type NodeID = B.ByteString
-- | Represents a single node, note that this type does not include the
-- connection to the node because the shard map can be shared amongst multiple
-- connections
data Node = Node
{ nodeId :: NodeID
, nodeRole :: NodeRole
, nodeHost :: Host
, nodePort :: Port
} deriving (Show, Eq, Ord)
type MasterNode = Node
type SlaveNode = Node
-- | A 'shard' is a master node and 0 or more slaves, (the 'master', 'slave'
-- terminology is unfortunate but I felt it better to follow the documentation
-- until it changes).
data Shard = Shard
{ shardMaster :: MasterNode
, shardSlaves :: [SlaveNode]
} deriving (Show, Eq, Ord)
-- | A map from hashslot to shards
newtype ShardMap = ShardMap (IntMap.IntMap Shard) deriving (Show)
newtype MissingNodeException = MissingNodeException [B.ByteString] deriving (Show)
instance Exception MissingNodeException
newtype UnsupportedClusterCommandException = UnsupportedClusterCommandException [B.ByteString] deriving (Show)
instance Exception UnsupportedClusterCommandException
newtype CrossSlotException = CrossSlotException [[B.ByteString]] deriving (Show)
instance Exception CrossSlotException
data ClusterAuthError = ClusterAuthError Host Port Reply deriving (Show)
instance Exception ClusterAuthError
-- | Backwards compatible version of connect that can't provide authentication or TLS parameters.
{-# DEPRECATED connect "Use connectWith instead, passing Nothing for the parameters you don't need." #-}
connect :: [CMD.CommandInfo] -> MVar ShardMap -> Maybe Int -> Hooks -> IO Connection
connect = connectWith Nothing Nothing Nothing
-- | Connects to cluster.
connectWith :: Maybe B.ByteString -> Maybe B.ByteString -> Maybe ClientParams -> [CMD.CommandInfo] -> MVar ShardMap -> Maybe Int -> Hooks -> IO Connection
connectWith mUsername mPassword mTlsParams commandInfos shardMapVar timeoutOpt hooks' = do
shardMap <- readMVar shardMapVar
stateVar <- newMVar $ Pending []
pipelineVar <- newMVar $ Pipeline stateVar
nodeConns <- nodeConnections shardMap
return $ Connection nodeConns pipelineVar shardMapVar (CMD.newInfoMap commandInfos) hooks' where
nodeConnections :: ShardMap -> IO (HM.HashMap NodeID NodeConnection)
nodeConnections shardMap = HM.fromList <$> connectNodes (nub $ nodes shardMap)
connectNodes :: [Node] -> IO [(NodeID, NodeConnection)]
connectNodes [] = return []
connectNodes (z@Node{nodeHost = host, nodePort = port}:ns) = do
bracketOnError
(CC.connect (CC.ConnectAddrHostPort host $ toEnum port) timeoutOpt mTlsParams)
(CC.disconnect) $ \ctx0 -> do
nodeConn <- connectNode z ctx0
rest <- connectNodes ns
return $ nodeConn : rest
connectNode :: Node -> CC.ConnectionContext -> IO (NodeID, NodeConnection)
connectNode Node{nodeId = n, nodeHost = host, nodePort = port} ctx0 = do
ref <- IOR.newIORef Nothing
let nodeConn = NodeConnection ctx0 ref n
forM_ mPassword $ \password -> do
let reqOpts = maybe [password] (:[password]) mUsername
authReply <- requestNode1 nodeConn ( ["AUTH"] <> reqOpts )
case authReply of
SingleLine "OK" -> pure ()
_ -> throwIO $ ClusterAuthError host port authReply
return (n, nodeConn)
disconnect :: Connection -> IO ()
disconnect Connection{connectionNodes=nodeConnMap} = mapM_ disconnectNode (HM.elems nodeConnMap) where
disconnectNode (NodeConnection nodeCtx _ _) = CC.disconnect nodeCtx
-- Add a request to the current pipeline for this connection. The pipeline will
-- be executed implicitly as soon as any result returned from this function is
-- evaluated.
requestPipelined :: IO ShardMap -> Connection -> [B.ByteString] -> IO Reply
requestPipelined refreshAction conn@Connection{connectionPipeline=pipelineVar, connectionShardMap=shardMapVar} nextRequest = modifyMVar pipelineVar $ \(Pipeline stateVar) -> do
(newStateVar, repliesIndex) <- hasLocked $ modifyMVar stateVar $ \case
Pending requests | isMulti nextRequest -> do
replies <- evaluatePipeline shardMapVar refreshAction conn requests
s' <- newMVar $ TransactionPending [nextRequest]
return (Executed replies, (s', 0))
Pending requests | length requests > 1000 -> do
replies <- evaluatePipeline shardMapVar refreshAction conn (nextRequest:requests)
return (Executed replies, (stateVar, length requests))
Pending requests ->
return (Pending (nextRequest:requests), (stateVar, length requests))
TransactionPending requests ->
if isExec nextRequest then do
replies <- evaluateTransactionPipeline shardMapVar refreshAction conn (nextRequest:requests)
return (Executed replies, (stateVar, length requests))
else
return (TransactionPending (nextRequest:requests), (stateVar, length requests))
e@(Executed _) -> do
s' <- newMVar $
if isMulti nextRequest then
TransactionPending [nextRequest]
else
Pending [nextRequest]
return (e, (s', 0))
evaluateAction <- unsafeInterleaveIO $ do
replies <- hasLocked $ modifyMVar newStateVar $ \case
Executed replies ->
return (Executed replies, replies)
Pending requests-> do
replies <- evaluatePipeline shardMapVar refreshAction conn requests
return (Executed replies, replies)
TransactionPending requests-> do
replies <- evaluateTransactionPipeline shardMapVar refreshAction conn requests
return (Executed replies, replies)
return $ replies !! repliesIndex
return (Pipeline newStateVar, evaluateAction)
isMulti :: [B.ByteString] -> Bool
isMulti ("MULTI" : _) = True
isMulti _ = False
isExec :: [B.ByteString] -> Bool
isExec ("EXEC" : _) = True
isExec _ = False
data PendingRequest = PendingRequest Int [B.ByteString]
data CompletedRequest = CompletedRequest Int [B.ByteString] Reply
rawRequest :: PendingRequest -> [B.ByteString]
rawRequest (PendingRequest _ r) = r
responseIndex :: CompletedRequest -> Int
responseIndex (CompletedRequest i _ _) = i
rawResponse :: CompletedRequest -> Reply
rawResponse (CompletedRequest _ _ r) = r
-- The approach we take here is similar to that taken by the redis-py-cluster
-- library, which is described at https://redis-py-cluster.readthedocs.io/en/master/pipelines.html
--
-- Essentially we group all the commands by node (based on the current shardmap)
-- and then execute a pipeline for each node (maintaining the order of commands
-- on a per node basis but not between nodes). Once we've done this, if any of
-- the commands have resulted in a MOVED error we refresh the shard map, then
-- we run through all the responses and retry any MOVED or ASK errors. This retry
-- step is not pipelined, there is a request per error. This is probably
-- acceptable in most cases as these errors should only occur in the case of
-- cluster reconfiguration events, which should be rare.
evaluatePipeline :: MVar ShardMap -> IO ShardMap -> Connection -> [[B.ByteString]] -> IO [Reply]
evaluatePipeline shardMapVar refreshShardmapAction conn requests = do
shardMap <- hasLocked $ readMVar shardMapVar
requestsByNode <- getRequestsByNode shardMap
resps <- concat <$> mapM (uncurry executeRequests) requestsByNode
when (any (moved . rawResponse) resps) refreshShardMapVar
retriedResps <- mapM (retry 0) resps
return $ map rawResponse $ sortBy (on compare responseIndex) retriedResps
where
getRequestsByNode :: ShardMap -> IO [(NodeConnection, [PendingRequest])]
getRequestsByNode shardMap = do
commandsWithNodes <- zipWithM (requestWithNodes shardMap) (reverse [0..(length requests - 1)]) requests
return $ assocs $ fromListWith (++) (mconcat commandsWithNodes)
requestWithNodes :: ShardMap -> Int -> [B.ByteString] -> IO [(NodeConnection, [PendingRequest])]
requestWithNodes shardMap index request = do
nodeConns <- nodeConnectionForCommand conn shardMap request
return $ (, [PendingRequest index request]) <$> nodeConns
executeRequests :: NodeConnection -> [PendingRequest] -> IO [CompletedRequest]
executeRequests nodeConn nodeRequests = do
replies <- requestNode nodeConn $ map rawRequest nodeRequests
return $ zipWith (curry (\(PendingRequest i r, rep) -> CompletedRequest i r rep)) nodeRequests replies
retry :: Int -> CompletedRequest -> IO CompletedRequest
retry retryCount (CompletedRequest index request thisReply) = do
retryReply <- head <$> retryBatch shardMapVar refreshShardmapAction conn retryCount [request] [thisReply]
return (CompletedRequest index request retryReply)
refreshShardMapVar :: IO ()
refreshShardMapVar = hasLocked $ modifyMVar_ shardMapVar (const refreshShardmapAction)
-- Retry a batch of requests if any of the responses is a redirect instruction.
-- If multiple requests are passed in they're assumed to be a MULTI..EXEC
-- transaction and will all be retried.
retryBatch :: MVar ShardMap -> IO ShardMap -> Connection -> Int -> [[B.ByteString]] -> [Reply] -> IO [Reply]
retryBatch shardMapVar refreshShardmapAction conn retryCount requests replies =
-- The last reply will be the `EXEC` reply containing the redirection, if
-- there is one.
case last replies of
(Error errString) | B.isPrefixOf "MOVED" errString -> do
let Connection{connectionInfoMap=infoMap} = conn
keys <- mconcat <$> mapM (requestKeys infoMap) requests
hashSlot <- hashSlotForKeys (CrossSlotException requests) keys
nodeConn <- nodeConnForHashSlot shardMapVar conn (MissingNodeException (head requests)) hashSlot
requestNode nodeConn requests
(askingRedirection -> Just (host, port)) -> do
shardMap <- hasLocked $ readMVar shardMapVar
let maybeAskNode = nodeConnWithHostAndPort shardMap conn host port
case maybeAskNode of
Just askNode -> tail <$> requestNode askNode (["ASKING"] : requests)
Nothing -> case retryCount of
0 -> do
_ <- hasLocked $ modifyMVar_ shardMapVar (const refreshShardmapAction)
retryBatch shardMapVar refreshShardmapAction conn (retryCount + 1) requests replies
_ -> throwIO $ MissingNodeException (head requests)
_ -> return replies
-- Like `evaluateOnPipeline`, except we expect to be able to run all commands
-- on a single shard. Failing to meet this expectation is an error.
evaluateTransactionPipeline :: MVar ShardMap -> IO ShardMap -> Connection -> [[B.ByteString]] -> IO [Reply]
evaluateTransactionPipeline shardMapVar refreshShardmapAction conn requests' = do
let requests = reverse requests'
let Connection{connectionInfoMap=infoMap} = conn
keys <- mconcat <$> mapM (requestKeys infoMap) requests
-- In cluster mode Redis expects commands in transactions to all work on the
-- same hashslot. We find that hashslot here.
-- We could be more permissive and allow transactions that touch multiple
-- hashslots, as long as those hashslots are on the same node. This allows
-- a new failure case though: if some of the transactions hashslots are
-- moved to a different node we could end up in a situation where some of
-- the commands in a transaction are applied and some are not. Better to
-- fail early.
hashSlot <- hashSlotForKeys (CrossSlotException requests) keys
nodeConn <- nodeConnForHashSlot shardMapVar conn (MissingNodeException (head requests)) hashSlot
resps <- requestNode nodeConn requests
-- The Redis documentation has the following to say on the effect of
-- resharding on multi-key operations:
--
-- Multi-key operations may become unavailable when a resharding of the
-- hash slot the keys belong to is in progress.
--
-- More specifically, even during a resharding the multi-key operations
-- targeting keys that all exist and all still hash to the same slot
-- (either the source or destination node) are still available.
--
-- Operations on keys that don't exist or are - during the resharding -
-- split between the source and destination nodes, will generate a
-- -TRYAGAIN error. The client can try the operation after some time,
-- or report back the error.
--
-- https://redis.io/topics/cluster-spec#multiple-keys-operations
--
-- An important take-away here is that MULTI..EXEC transactions can fail
-- with a redirect in which case we need to repeat the full transaction on
-- the node we're redirected too.
--
-- A second important takeway is that MULTI..EXEC transactions might
-- temporarily fail during resharding with a -TRYAGAIN error. We can only
-- make arbitrary decisions about how long to paus before the retry and how
-- often to retry, so instead we'll propagate the error to the library user
-- and let them decide how they would like to handle the error.
when (any moved resps)
(hasLocked $ modifyMVar_ shardMapVar (const refreshShardmapAction))
retriedResps <- retryBatch shardMapVar refreshShardmapAction conn 0 requests resps
return retriedResps
nodeConnForHashSlot :: Exception e => MVar ShardMap -> Connection -> e -> HashSlot -> IO NodeConnection
nodeConnForHashSlot shardMapVar conn exception hashSlot = do
let Connection{connectionNodes=nodeConns} = conn
(ShardMap shardMap) <- hasLocked $ readMVar shardMapVar
node <-
case IntMap.lookup (fromEnum hashSlot) shardMap of
Nothing -> throwIO exception
Just Shard{shardMaster = master} -> return master
case HM.lookup (nodeId node) nodeConns of
Nothing -> throwIO exception
Just nodeConn' -> return nodeConn'
hashSlotForKeys :: Exception e => e -> [B.ByteString] -> IO HashSlot
hashSlotForKeys exception keys =
case nub (keyToSlot <$> keys) of
-- If none of the commands contain a key we can send them to any
-- node. Let's pick the first one.
[] -> return 0
[hashSlot] -> return hashSlot
_ -> throwIO $ exception
requestKeys :: CMD.InfoMap -> [B.ByteString] -> IO [B.ByteString]
requestKeys infoMap request =
case CMD.keysForRequest infoMap request of
Nothing -> throwIO $ UnsupportedClusterCommandException request
Just k -> return k
askingRedirection :: Reply -> Maybe (Host, Port)
askingRedirection (Error errString) = case Char8.words errString of
["ASK", _, hostport] -> case Char8.split ':' hostport of
[host, portString] -> case Char8.readInt portString of
Just (port,"") -> Just (Char8.unpack host, port)
_ -> Nothing
_ -> Nothing
_ -> Nothing
askingRedirection _ = Nothing
moved :: Reply -> Bool
moved (Error errString) = case Char8.words errString of
"MOVED":_ -> True
_ -> False
moved _ = False
nodeConnWithHostAndPort :: ShardMap -> Connection -> Host -> Port -> Maybe NodeConnection
nodeConnWithHostAndPort shardMap Connection{connectionNodes=nodeConns} host port = do
node <- nodeWithHostAndPort shardMap host port
HM.lookup (nodeId node) nodeConns
nodeConnectionForCommand :: Connection -> ShardMap -> [B.ByteString] -> IO [NodeConnection]
nodeConnectionForCommand conn@Connection{connectionNodes=nodeConns, connectionInfoMap=infoMap} (ShardMap shardMap) request =
case request of
("FLUSHALL" : _) -> allNodes
("FLUSHDB" : _) -> allNodes
("QUIT" : _) -> allNodes
("UNWATCH" : _) -> allNodes
_ -> do
keys <- requestKeys infoMap request
hashSlot <- hashSlotForKeys (CrossSlotException [request]) keys
node <- case IntMap.lookup (fromEnum hashSlot) shardMap of
Nothing -> throwIO $ MissingNodeException request
Just Shard{shardMaster = master} -> return master
maybe (throwIO $ MissingNodeException request) (return . return) (HM.lookup (nodeId node) nodeConns)
where
allNodes =
case allMasterNodes conn (ShardMap shardMap) of
Nothing -> throwIO $ MissingNodeException request
Just allNodes' -> return allNodes'
allMasterNodes :: Connection -> ShardMap -> Maybe [NodeConnection]
allMasterNodes Connection{connectionNodes=nodeConns} (ShardMap shardMap) =
mapM (flip HM.lookup nodeConns . nodeId) masters
where
masters = shardMaster <$> nub (IntMap.elems shardMap)
requestNode :: NodeConnection -> [[B.ByteString]] -> IO [Reply]
requestNode nodeConn@(NodeConnection ctx _ _) requests = do
mapM_ (sendNode . renderRequest) requests
_ <- CC.flush ctx
replicateM (length requests) $ recvNode nodeConn
where
sendNode :: B.ByteString -> IO ()
sendNode = CC.send ctx
requestNode1 :: NodeConnection -> [B.ByteString] -> IO Reply
requestNode1 nodeConn@NodeConnection{nodeConnectionContext=ctx} request = do
CC.send ctx $ renderRequest request
_ <- CC.flush ctx
recvNode nodeConn
recvNode :: NodeConnection -> IO Reply
recvNode NodeConnection{nodeConnectionContext = ctx, nodeConnectionLastRecvRef = lastRecvRef} = do
maybeLastRecv <- IOR.readIORef lastRecvRef
scanResult <- case maybeLastRecv of
Just lastRecv -> Scanner.scanWith (CC.recv ctx) reply lastRecv
Nothing -> Scanner.scanWith (CC.recv ctx) reply B.empty
case scanResult of
Scanner.Fail{} -> CC.errConnClosed
Scanner.More{} -> error "Hedis: parseWith returned Partial"
Scanner.Done rest' r -> do
IOR.writeIORef lastRecvRef (Just rest')
return r
nodes :: ShardMap -> [Node]
nodes (ShardMap shardMap) = concatMap snd $ IntMap.toList $ fmap shardNodes shardMap where
shardNodes :: Shard -> [Node]
shardNodes Shard{..} = shardMaster:shardSlaves
nodeWithHostAndPort :: ShardMap -> Host -> Port -> Maybe Node
nodeWithHostAndPort shardMap host port = find (\Node{nodeHost = h, nodePort = p} -> port == p && host == h) (nodes shardMap)
hasLocked :: IO a -> IO a
hasLocked action =
action `catches`
[ Handler $ \exc@BlockedIndefinitelyOnMVar -> throwIO exc
]
hooks :: Connection -> Hooks
hooks = connectionHooks
-- | Send a request to all master nodes in the cluster. This is useful for commands that need to be sent to all master nodes, such as `FLUSHALL` or `CONFIG SET`.
requestMasterNodes :: Connection -> [B.ByteString] -> IO [Reply]
requestMasterNodes conn req = do
masterNodeConns <- masterNodes conn
concat <$> mapM (`requestNode` [req]) masterNodeConns
-- | Get connection to a master nodes in the cluster.
-- This is useful for commands that need to be sent to all master nodes, such as `FLUSHALL` or `CONFIG SET`.
masterNodes :: Connection -> IO [NodeConnection]
masterNodes (Connection nodeConns _ shardMapVar _ _) = do
(ShardMap shardMap) <- readMVar shardMapVar
let masters = map shardMaster $ nub $ IntMap.elems shardMap
let masterNodeIds = map nodeId masters
return $ mapMaybe (`HM.lookup` nodeConns) masterNodeIds
-- | Get connection to a random node in the cluster that is not the same as the provided connection.
getRandomConnection :: NodeConnection -> Connection -> NodeConnection
getRandomConnection nc Connection{connectionNodes = hmn} =
let conns = HM.elems hmn
in fromMaybe (head conns) $ find (nc /= ) conns