storelimit: backport store limits to release-nextgen-202603 - #11231
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close tikv#10898\n\nSigned-off-by: King-Dylan <702299521@qq.com> (cherry picked from commit a186e0c) Signed-off-by: JmPotato <github@ipotato.me>
close tikv#11196\n\nAdd transfer-leader-in to the existing per-store v1 token buckets, with a fixed cost per inbound leader independent of region size. For multi-target transfers, reserve one full cost for each distinct candidate and the compatibility target because TiKV chooses the receiver. This preserves multi-target execution but can charge stores that do not receive the leader. Keep target filtering in StoreStateFilter, including Builder validation. Check the transfer-in budget independently of operator priority, so ordinary admin construction and urgent schedulers can be rejected at target selection. Preserve existing priority assignment, Controller's Urgent admission exemption, and explicit temporary-state/force paths. Target checks do not reserve tokens; this is not a hard rate cap on all Urgent admissions or Raft leader elections. Document the intentional boundary and leave priority/admission reconciliation for follow-up. Expose the type through existing HTTP store-limit APIs. Default to Unlimited (100000000/min) and retain positive-only store-limit API rates. Both generic configuration endpoints preserve omitted fields of existing store limits, so legacy peer-only updates retain inbound-leader limits and leader-only updates retain peer limits. New stores inherit the defaults from the same request; apply related schedule fields in one persistence transaction to avoid ordering and concurrent-update losses. Keep legacy snapshot migration semantics, explicit zero values, and case-insensitive JSON field decoding in both PD deployment modes. Validate all three per-store rates as finite and non-negative; zero remains valid in schedule configuration. Keep v2's existing pass-through behavior for non-SendSnapshot limits.\n\nSigned-off-by: JmPotato <github@ipotato.me> (cherry picked from commit 2d43fe9) Signed-off-by: JmPotato <github@ipotato.me>
ref tikv#11196\n\nDocument transfer-leader-in in store-limit command help, including the existing deprecated commands. Allow the Unlimited sentinel for all-store and label-filtered updates while retaining the ceiling for other rates and existing type parsing. Cover per-store and all-store configuration, querying, label selection, zero-rate rejection, preservation of peer limits when setting leader limits, and preservation of custom and default leader limits when the type is omitted. Verify finite and Unlimited limits across PD restarts.\n\nSigned-off-by: JmPotato <github@ipotato.me> (cherry picked from commit 349e7ee) Signed-off-by: JmPotato <github@ipotato.me>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a ChangesTransfer leader-in limit model and configuration
Atomic configuration updates
Scheduling admission and influence
Metrics, CLI, and integration coverage
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Server
participant PersistOptions
participant ScheduleConfig
Client->>Server: submit schedule patch
Server->>PersistOptions: update schedule transaction
PersistOptions->>ScheduleConfig: merge and validate patch
ScheduleConfig-->>PersistOptions: validated configuration
PersistOptions-->>Server: persist configuration
Server-->>Client: return update result
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change persists store-limit defaults and adds inbound leader-transfer limits, and the new configuration serialization is incomplete: concurrent store-limit updates in the scheduling service can silently lose one update, a scheduler read path can now wait on configuration persistence, and invalid store-limit values submitted to the schedule configuration endpoint return a server error instead of a client error. These should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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tests/server/api/store_test.go (1)
176-188: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove the etcd registry cleanup into a
defer.The suite reuses each cluster until
TearDownSuite;TearDownTestdoes not remove registry keys. If an assertion fails after thePut, the synthetic entry remains available todiscovery.GetMSMembersandTransferPrimary, which can treat the unreachable address as a scheduling member or primary candidate.Register the cleanup immediately after the
Putsucceeds.♻️ Proposed fix
_, err = cluster.GetEtcdClient().Put(context.Background(), registryPath, serializedEntry) re.NoError(err) + defer func() { + _, err := cluster.GetEtcdClient().Delete(context.Background(), registryPath) + re.NoError(err) + }() // /stores/limit existed before default persistence. Keep it available // during rolling upgrades without synchronously depending on every // registered Scheduling Service member. err = testutil.CheckPostJSON(tests.TestDialClient, url, body, testutil.StatusOK(re)) re.NoError(err) re.Equal(newDefault, leader.GetPersistOptions().GetScheduleConfig().DefaultStoreLimit.AddPeer) - _, err = cluster.GetEtcdClient().Delete(context.Background(), registryPath) - re.NoError(err) return🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2437-2447: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the unused
PersistOptions.SetAllStoresLimitmethod andConfProviderentry.
SetAllStoresLimitbelongs toConfProvider, notStoreConfigProvider. No production code calls the config-level method; the production path usesRaftCluster.SetAllStoresLimit, which persists throughUpdateScheduleConfig. Remove this dead, non-persisting API and its tests.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pkg/mcs/scheduling/server/config/config.go`:
- Around line 594-597: Update SetAllStoresLimit to hold scheduleMu across
cloning the schedule config, applying all limit mutations, and calling
installScheduleConfig, preventing concurrent updates from overwriting each
other. Apply the same locking around the read-modify-write path in GetStoreLimit
when inserting a missing store entry, while preserving existing lookup behavior.
In `@server/api/config.go`:
- Around line 433-440: Update the error handling around PatchScheduleConfig in
the schedule handler to classify errors originating from next.Validate() or
next.Deprecated() as invalid input and return HTTP 400, including plain errors
that bypass the apiutil.JSONError check. Preserve HTTP 500 handling for
persistence and other operational errors from updateScheduleConfig.
In `@server/config/persist_options.go`:
- Around line 502-509: Make PersistOptions.GetStoreLimit read-only on cache
misses: return next.GetDefaultStoreLimit() without mutating next.StoreLimit or
calling mutateScheduleConfig. Preserve the existing cached-value lookup and
ensure GetStoreLimitByType does not trigger persistence or storage I/O while
resolving defaults.
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In `@server/cluster/cluster.go`:
- Around line 2437-2447: Remove the unused ConfProvider entry and
PersistOptions.SetAllStoresLimit method, along with their associated tests.
Preserve RaftCluster.SetAllStoresLimit and its UpdateScheduleConfig persistence
path, since that is the active production API.
In `@tests/server/api/store_test.go`:
- Around line 176-188: Move the registry key cleanup for the synthetic
scheduling-service entry to an immediately registered defer after the etcd Put
succeeds, using the existing Delete operation. Keep cleanup guaranteed even when
later assertions fail, and remove the current end-of-test-only deletion.
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| v.DefaultStoreLimit = v.DefaultStoreLimit.SetLimit(typ, ratePerMin) | ||
| sc.DefaultStoreLimit.SetDefaultStoreLimit(typ, ratePerMin) | ||
| for storeID, limit := range v.StoreLimit { | ||
| v.StoreLimit[storeID] = limit.SetLimit(typ, ratePerMin) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Hold scheduleMu across the read-modify-write in SetAllStoresLimit.
SetScheduleConfig now serializes only the store step. SetAllStoresLimit still reads the config with GetScheduleConfig().Clone() at line 593, mutates the clone, and stores it at line 600. Two concurrent limit updates, or a concurrent SetSchedulers call, both read the same snapshot and the later store discards the earlier change. The new mutex does not prevent this lost update.
Perform the clone, the mutation, and installScheduleConfig while holding scheduleMu.
♻️ Proposed fix
func (o *PersistConfig) SetAllStoresLimit(typ storelimit.Type, ratePerMin float64) {
+ o.scheduleMu.Lock()
+ defer o.scheduleMu.Unlock()
+
v := o.GetScheduleConfig().Clone()
v.DefaultStoreLimit = v.DefaultStoreLimit.SetLimit(typ, ratePerMin)
sc.DefaultStoreLimit.SetDefaultStoreLimit(typ, ratePerMin)
for storeID, limit := range v.StoreLimit {
v.StoreLimit[storeID] = limit.SetLimit(typ, ratePerMin)
}
- o.SetScheduleConfig(v)
+ o.installScheduleConfig(v)
}GetStoreLimit at lines 512-520 performs the same unguarded read-modify-write when it inserts a missing store entry, so a scheduler lookup can also drop a concurrent limit change. Apply the same serialization there.
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In `@pkg/mcs/scheduling/server/config/config.go` around lines 594 - 597, Update
SetAllStoresLimit to hold scheduleMu across cloning the schedule config,
applying all limit mutations, and calling installScheduleConfig, preventing
concurrent updates from overwriting each other. Apply the same locking around
the read-modify-write path in GetStoreLimit when inserting a missing store
entry, while preserving existing lookup behavior.
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| if err := h.svr.PatchScheduleConfig(data); err != nil { | ||
| var errCode errcode.ErrorCode | ||
| err = apiutil.TagJSONError(err) | ||
| if jsonErr, ok := errors.Cause(err).(apiutil.JSONError); ok { | ||
| taggedErr := apiutil.TagJSONError(err) | ||
| if jsonErr, ok := errors.Cause(taggedErr).(apiutil.JSONError); ok { | ||
| errCode = errcode.NewInvalidInputErr(jsonErr.Err) | ||
| } else { | ||
| errCode = errcode.NewInternalErr(err) | ||
| apiutil.ErrorResp(h.rd, w, errCode) | ||
| return | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Return HTTP 400 for schedule validation errors.
PatchScheduleConfig returns plain errors from next.Validate() and next.Deprecated(). These errors bypass the apiutil.JSONError check and produce HTTP 500. Invalid but well-formed schedule values therefore violate the handler’s documented 400 response contract.
Classify only validation and deprecation errors as invalid input. Preserve HTTP 500 for persistence and other operational errors returned by updateScheduleConfig.
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In `@server/api/config.go` around lines 433 - 440, Update the error handling
around PatchScheduleConfig in the schedule handler to classify errors
originating from next.Validate() or next.Deprecated() as invalid input and
return HTTP 400, including plain errors that bypass the apiutil.JSONError check.
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| o.mutateScheduleConfig(func(next *sc.ScheduleConfig) { | ||
| if limit, ok := next.StoreLimit[storeID]; ok { | ||
| returnSC = limit | ||
| return | ||
| } | ||
| returnSC = next.GetDefaultStoreLimit() | ||
| next.StoreLimit[storeID] = returnSC | ||
| }) |
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Keep GetStoreLimit read-only.
On a cache miss, PersistOptions.GetStoreLimit calls mutateScheduleConfig, which locks persistMu. Persist and UpdateScheduleConfig hold the same mutex while calling storage.SaveConfig. Therefore, GetStoreLimitByType can block on storage I/O, including from refreshStoreRateLimit. Return the default without caching it in the getter.
♻️ Proposed change: keep the getter read-only
func (o *PersistOptions) GetStoreLimit(storeID uint64) (returnSC sc.StoreLimitConfig) {
- if limit, ok := o.GetScheduleConfig().StoreLimit[storeID]; ok {
+ cfg := o.GetScheduleConfig()
+ if limit, ok := cfg.StoreLimit[storeID]; ok {
return limit
}
- o.mutateScheduleConfig(func(next *sc.ScheduleConfig) {
- if limit, ok := next.StoreLimit[storeID]; ok {
- returnSC = limit
- return
- }
- returnSC = next.GetDefaultStoreLimit()
- next.StoreLimit[storeID] = returnSC
- })
- return returnSC
+ return cfg.GetDefaultStoreLimit()
}This changes observable behavior because reads no longer persist defaults in StoreLimit. Check TestReloadDefaultStoreLimit and TestPartialScheduleConfigUpdatesPreserveLatestFields before applying.
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In `@server/config/persist_options.go` around lines 502 - 509, Make
PersistOptions.GetStoreLimit read-only on cache misses: return
next.GetDefaultStoreLimit() without mutating next.StoreLimit or calling
mutateScheduleConfig. Preserve the existing cached-value lookup and ensure
GetStoreLimitByType does not trigger persistence or storage I/O while resolving
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What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: ref #11196, ref #10898
Backport #10900, #11197, and #11200 to
release-nextgen-202603. Store-limit defaults survive restarts and leader changes, and PD/pd-ctl support configuring inbound leader-transfer limits while preserving existing peer-limit behavior.What is changed and how does it work?
The three source commits are retained separately with
cherry picked fromprovenance:a186e0cc61): persist defaults for future stores and serialize schedule configuration updates.2d43fe93a5): addtransfer-leader-inconfiguration, v1 token accounting, target filtering, and metrics. Partial configuration updates preserve omitted peer/leader fields.349e7ee532): document the CLI type, allow the Unlimited sentinel for bulk updates, and cover CLI behavior and persistence.store limit all <rate>without a type continues to update only add-peer/remove-peer; both custom and default leader limits remain unchanged.Backport adaptations:
ResetStoreStatistics(address, id)interface. Add cleanup only for the new transfer-in metric, including the upstream store-state recheck after metrics collection. This preserves the leader-limit cleanup behavior without importing the broader metrics changes from *: delete per-store metrics when a store is tombstoned #11127.Upstream behavior boundaries are preserved: leader-transfer enforcement uses the v1 limiter; v2 retains its existing pass-through behavior for non-snapshot operations. Existing Urgent admission and explicit temporary-state/force exceptions remain in place, so this is not a hard cap on every leader change.
Persisted defaults for future stores are guaranteed after all PD and Scheduling Service members support the new format. If changed during a mixed-version upgrade, reapply the desired default after the upgrade. Downgrading to a pre-feature binary after changing the persisted default is unsupported.
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make checkafter each source commit; per-commitrange-diffreviewed.expected 37, actual 20). All mutations restored.Validation note:
TestConfigAllwaits for Dashboard initialization and fails withwithout_dashboardon the unchanged target base as well. The complete configuration suite passes with Classic/dashboard enabled; the affected configuration tests also pass with NextGen tags.Code changes
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transfer-leader-instore limit to control incoming leader transfers.pd-ctl.