release-21.2: sqlliveness: session expiry callbacks must be async #71433
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Backport 1/1 commits from #71419.
/cc @cockroachdb/release
Previously, the sqlliveness session expiry callbacks were called in the
heartbeatLoop thread which executed the renew/expiry logic. This could
cause deadlock since session expiration is used to trigger a shutdown of
the SQL instance via
stopper.Stop()
. The stopper would wait for allasync tasks to quiesce, but the
heartbeatLoop
would continue, waitingfor the callbacks to finish running. In addition, this task would hold a
lock on
l.mu
while waiting for the callbacks to run causing otherthreads to wait if they needed to retrieve the session.
This change invokes each callback in its own goroutine to prevent this
deadlock.
Resolves #71292
Release note: None