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feat(url_helper): Retry on 503 error #5578

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If the server is busy, no need to fail.
Add type hints to adjascent code paths.

Fixes GH-5577

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feat(url_helper): Retry on 503 error

If the server is busy, no need to fail.
Add type hints to adjascent code paths.

Fixes GH-5577

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Fixes #5577

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If the server is busy, no need to fail.
Add type hints to adjascent code paths.

Fixes canonicalGH-5577
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See the inline comment

"IMDS returned 503 error code. Retrying in %s",
current_sleep_time,
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elif isinstance(response, UrlResponse):
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It looks like the old code was making some bad assumptions...particularly that response is a UrlResponse even though it could also be UrlError if an error occurred. It also looks like the callers of this code aren't really doing anything to handle exceptions. Previously if we did get a UrlError, the old response.contents would throw an error due to contents not being a member of UrlError. It was raising the wrong error obviously, but it still wound up having the same effect as the requests' raise_for_status().

With this though, if we get an error that isn't a 503, we'll retry until we timeout, even if it's a non-recoverable error. I think we should instead raise the UrlError if it's found and not a 503.

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Good point, thanks for catching that @TheRealFalcon!

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It looks like the old code was making some bad assumptions...particularly that response is a UrlResponse even though it could also be UrlError if an error occurred.
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Previously if we did get a UrlError, the old response.contents would throw an error due to contents not being a member of UrlError. It was raising the wrong error obviously, but it still wound up having the same effect as the requests' raise_for_status().

This isn't correct. Previously, only UrlResponse was returned. See the change on line 755.

It also looks like the callers of this code aren't really doing anything to handle exceptions.

Exceptions are optionally handled by the function passed in via exception_cb. Note the line in the original bug report:

2024-07-24 08:13:06,801 - DataSourceEc2.py[WARNING]: Fatal error while requesting Ec2 IMDSv2 API tokens

Looking into this a bit further, I think that we actually need to make a change to the function that caused this log to allow 503 exceptions to retry.

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Thanks, @holmanb, for fixing this.

503 responses are recommended to contain a Retry-After header containing an estimated time for the recovery of the service.

Do we want to be good citizens and build logic to respect that recommended wait-time if present and not contribute to the server overload?

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TheRealFalcon commented Aug 2, 2024

Is it also possible to get unit tests showing contents return correctly on 200, retry happens on 503, and exception is raised on anything else? I'm guessing one or two of those already exist, but we should test the 503 case.

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Cloud-init fails on AWS if IMDSv2 returns a 503 error.
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