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Fix infinite lock for chunk preparing #8769

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new constant CVAT_CHUNK_LOCK_TIMEOUT to manage lock acquisition duration during chunk cache operations.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced concurrency handling in cache operations with a new locking mechanism.
    • Streamlined cache item creation by simplifying method logic and reducing redundancy.
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    • Updated method signatures to improve functionality and maintainability of the caching mechanism.

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The changes primarily involve the MediaCache class in the cvat/apps/engine/cache.py file, where several methods have been updated to improve concurrency and class structure. The enqueue_create_chunk_job function now uses a configurable timeout value from settings. Two methods have been converted to class methods, enhancing their accessibility. Additionally, a locking mechanism has been introduced in the cache item creation process. A new constant, CVAT_CHUNK_LOCK_TIMEOUT, has been added to the default_settings.py file, defining the lock acquisition duration for cache operations.

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File Path Change Summary
cvat/apps/engine/cache.py - Updated enqueue_create_chunk_job to use settings.CVAT_CHUNK_LOCK_TIMEOUT for blocking_timeout.
- Changed _get_queue and _make_queue_job_id to class methods.
- Added locking mechanism in _create_and_set_cache_item.
- Simplified _create_cache_item by removing queue and job ID variables.
cvat/apps/engine/default_settings.py - Added new constant CVAT_CHUNK_LOCK_TIMEOUT = 50 with a docstring describing its purpose.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MediaCache
    participant CacheSystem

    User->>MediaCache: Request to create chunk job
    MediaCache->>CacheSystem: Enqueue create chunk job
    CacheSystem->>MediaCache: Lock acquisition attempt
    alt Lock acquired
        MediaCache->>CacheSystem: Create cache item
    else Lock not acquired
        MediaCache->>User: Return timeout error
    end
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🐇 "In the cache where the chunks do play,
Locks are set without delay.
Class methods now hop with glee,
As settings guide them, wild and free!
A timeout constant, clear and bright,
Makes caching work just right!" 🐇


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@azhavoro azhavoro force-pushed the az/fix-infinite-lock-for-chunks branch from 086e9c5 to 7252020 Compare December 4, 2024 06:25
@azhavoro azhavoro force-pushed the az/fix-infinite-lock-for-chunks branch from 7252020 to d6c2ef2 Compare December 4, 2024 11:00
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@@ -24,3 +24,8 @@
"""
Sets the frequency of checking the readiness of the chunk
"""

CVAT_CHUNK_LOCK_TIMEOUT = 50
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Lock timeout is lock ttl, but here it is a timeout for lock acquisition.
I also think that you need to change the default value of blocking_timeout inside get_rq_lock_for_job because IMHO it is a bad practice to allow endless waiting for a lock at least by default.

@azhavoro azhavoro requested a review from nmanovic as a code owner December 6, 2024 07:46
@azhavoro azhavoro force-pushed the az/fix-infinite-lock-for-chunks branch from b36b1be to 337cfa3 Compare December 6, 2024 07:53
@azhavoro azhavoro force-pushed the az/fix-infinite-lock-for-chunks branch from 337cfa3 to 49b6736 Compare December 6, 2024 08:38
@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ def get_rq_lock_by_user(queue: DjangoRQ, user_id: int, *, timeout: Optional[int]
)
return nullcontext()

def get_rq_lock_for_job(queue: DjangoRQ, rq_id: str, *, timeout: Optional[int] = 60, blocking_timeout: Optional[int] = None) -> Lock:
def get_rq_lock_for_job(queue: DjangoRQ, rq_id: str, *, timeout: Optional[int] = 60, blocking_timeout: Optional[int] = 60) -> Lock:
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Shouldn't blocking_timeout be less than the request timeout? (to minimize 504 responses)

@@ -24,3 +24,8 @@
"""
Sets the frequency of checking the readiness of the chunk
"""

CVAT_CHUNK_LOCK_ACQUISITION_TIMEOUT = 50
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Could you please clarify the benefit of introducing this constant? It looks like this timeout could be different depending on where the code is executed (but now the same value is used). For instance, in the case of request handling, this value should be less than request timeout (otherwise, we get 504), but in the case of running inside a worker process (I mean e.g. export process), I guess this could be more than lock TTL.
So, if we are not planning now to have the different values depending on where a code is running, I guess it's better just to use default values from get_rq_lock_for_job.

@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ def get_rq_lock_by_user(queue: DjangoRQ, user_id: int, *, timeout: Optional[int]
)
return nullcontext()

def get_rq_lock_for_job(queue: DjangoRQ, rq_id: str, *, timeout: Optional[int] = 60, blocking_timeout: Optional[int] = None) -> Lock:
def get_rq_lock_for_job(queue: DjangoRQ, rq_id: str, *, timeout: Optional[int] = 60, blocking_timeout: Optional[int] = 50) -> Lock:
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def get_rq_lock_for_job(queue: DjangoRQ, rq_id: str, *, timeout: Optional[int] = 60, blocking_timeout: Optional[int] = 50) -> Lock:
def get_rq_lock_for_job(queue: DjangoRQ, rq_id: str, *, timeout: int = 60, blocking_timeout: int = 50) -> Lock:

+ assert timeout and blocking_timeout are not None

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@azhavoro azhavoro merged commit a091d15 into develop Dec 6, 2024
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@bsekachev bsekachev deleted the az/fix-infinite-lock-for-chunks branch December 11, 2024 08:07
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