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SummaryThe wiring itself is careful and well-tested: Finding: design-doc update overstates what's implemented
This replaced the previous, accurate line: "The runtime scheduler and retention/GC remain pending." I couldn't find any retention/GC implementation in the repo:
This PR's own diff ( It's also internally inconsistent with the rest of the same doc, which this PR leaves unchanged:
So the doc now simultaneously says retention/GC is done (new prose) and that it's part of the still- Everything else
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| if *snapshotOffloadJitter > 0 { | ||
| opts = append(opts, snapshotoffload.WithSchedulerJitter(*snapshotOffloadJitter)) |
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When --snapshotOffloadInterval is customized and jitter remains at its advertised default of zero, this branch supplies no jitter option, so NewScheduler retains DefaultSchedulerInterval / 4 (3m45s) rather than one quarter of the configured interval. For example, a 1-minute interval unexpectedly gets up to 3m45s of additional delay and per-group staggering instead of 15s; pass the derived quarter-interval jitter explicitly when this flag is zero.
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| `--snapshotOffloadBucket` (or `--snapshotOffloadLocalDir`). Retention/GC | ||
| is implemented per §5. Restore drills and corruption tests are in place; |
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This states that retention/GC is implemented, but a repository-wide search finds no snapshot-offload retention or garbage-collection implementation or runtime hook, and the same document still marks M3 as pending. With the newly wired scheduler, successive manifests and payloads therefore remain indefinitely; operators relying on this claim may omit an external bucket lifecycle policy and incur unbounded storage growth, so keep this capability marked pending until it is implemented and wired.
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| snapshotoffload.WithSchedulerInterval(*snapshotOffloadInterval), | ||
| snapshotoffload.WithSchedulerConcurrency(*snapshotOffloadConcurrency), |
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When an enabled node is started with a non-positive --snapshotOffloadInterval or --snapshotOffloadConcurrency, these options silently ignore the supplied values and retain the scheduler defaults instead of producing the promised startup configuration error. The startup log nevertheless reports the raw invalid values, so an operator can see concurrency zero while uploads still run at concurrency one, or see a negative interval while scans run every 15 minutes; validate these flag values before constructing the options.
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| store, err := snapshotoffload.NewS3Store(ctx, snapshotoffload.S3StoreConfig{ |
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When --snapshotOffloadEndpoint targets an S3-compatible service that rejects AWS checksum headers, the runtime cannot use the compatibility mode already supported by S3StoreConfig and exposed by the operator CLI as --s3-disable-checksum-headers: this constructor never sets DisableChecksumHeaders, so it is always false. Such a destination can work with manual publish/restore commands but all scheduled runtime publications fail; add an equivalent runtime flag and forward it here.
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| snapshotOffloadSSE = flag.String("snapshotOffloadServerSideEncryption", "", | ||
| "server-side encryption mode for snapshot objects (AES256 or aws:kms)") |
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When an operator supplies the documented bucket opt-in and source-cluster flags but does not also set this flag, its empty default is forwarded to NewS3Store, whose validation rejects an empty server-side-encryption mode and aborts node startup. The standalone snapshot CLI defaults the same setting to AES256, so the runtime's nominally minimal S3 configuration unexpectedly cannot start; use the same safe default or explicitly document and label this flag as mandatory.
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| # 2. Restore into a fresh directory. | ||
| elastickv-snapshot-offload restore \ | ||
| --store=s3 --s3-bucket=my-backup-bucket --s3-region=ap-northeast-1 \ |
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When following the earlier enablement example, snapshots are written with aws:kms, but this restore command omits --s3-sse=aws:kms and --s3-kms-key-id, so the CLI defaults to AES256; S3Store.GetObject then rejects the KMS-encrypted manifest because its encryption metadata does not match the configured mode. Include the same KMS settings in the restore command so the documented end-to-end workflow succeeds.
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| # 1. Find the generation to restore. | ||
| elastickv-snapshot-offload publish --help # same store flags as below |
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In a recovery where the manifest key is not already known, this command cannot find a generation: the CLI only implements publish and restore, and publish --help neither connects to nor lists the object store (its flag output is also redirected to io.Discard). The runbook therefore stops before the required --manifest-key can be obtained; provide an actual bucket-listing command or another supported discovery procedure.
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| # 2. Restore into a fresh directory. | ||
| elastickv-snapshot-offload restore \ | ||
| --store=s3 --s3-bucket=my-backup-bucket --s3-region=ap-northeast-1 \ |
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When following the earlier enablement example, snapshots are written with aws:kms, but this restore command omits --s3-sse=aws:kms and --s3-kms-key-id, so the CLI defaults to AES256; S3Store.GetObject validates the stored encryption mode against that configured mode and therefore rejects these KMS-encrypted manifests and payloads as integrity failures.
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| # 1. Find the generation to restore. | ||
| elastickv-snapshot-offload publish --help # same store flags as below |
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This command cannot find a generation: the CLI only implements publish and restore, publish --help performs no object-store listing, and its FlagSet output is discarded, so the documented recovery procedure procedure stops before an operator can obtain the required manifest key. Replace this with an actual S3/local-store listing command or concrete object-listing instructions.
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| label := snapshotOffloadGroupLabel(groupID) | ||
| m.published.WithLabelValues(label).Inc() | ||
| m.lastPublishIndex.WithLabelValues(label).Set(float64(index)) |
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For a group that has never published successfully—such as a new group whose scans keep returning no_persisted_snapshot, or a destination that fails from the first attempt—this gauge is never instantiated because it is touched only on the success path. Consequently the runbook's last_published_index staleness query returns no series rather than a frozen zero, so the recommended freshness alert can silently miss the exact “no backups have ever been produced” case; initialize a zero-valued series for each scheduled group before scans begin.
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| **A misconfigured offload refuses to start the node.** That is deliberate: an | ||
| operator who configured a backup destination and silently received no backups | ||
| is worse off than one whose node failed loudly. |
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When the bucket does not exist, credentials are rejected, or the endpoint is unreachable, startup still succeeds: NewS3Store only validates local fields and constructs an SDK client, while the first remote request is deferred until the scheduler's initial interval elapses. This absolute guarantee can make operators treat a running node as evidence that its backup destination works; document that only locally detectable configuration errors fail startup, or add an explicit remote preflight if fail-fast behavior is intended.
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| Exit codes: `0` success, `1` invalid invocation, `2` missing or invalid | ||
| snapshot data. Automation should distinguish these. |
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The CLI's classifyError returns code 1 for every error not matching the small set of data-error sentinels, including S3 authorization failures, network outages, and other runtime/store errors, not just invalid invocations. Automation following this table can therefore misclassify a retryable restore outage as a bad command; either distinguish operational failures in the implementation or document code 1 as the catch-all non-data error.
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| snapshotOffloadPrefix = flag.String("snapshotOffloadPrefix", "", | ||
| "key prefix below which snapshot artifacts are written") |
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When two clusters use the same backup bucket and prefix—which the empty default and generic documented prefix permit—their manifest keys collide because the key contains only group, index, and term while sourceCluster is merely stored in the manifest body. Once both clusters reach the same group/index/term, the immutable write sees different manifest contents and one cluster's offload fails repeatedly; derive a cluster-specific namespace from snapshotOffloadSourceCluster, or require and document a unique prefix per cluster.
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| --manifest-key='elastickv/v1/groups/1/snapshots/00000000000000004211-00000000000000000007.json' \ | ||
| --data-dir=/var/lib/elastickv/n1 \ | ||
| --peers='n1=10.0.0.1:50051,n2=10.0.0.2:50051,n3=10.0.0.3:50051' |
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For a multi-group node, this target path is not where the server looks for group 1: groupDataDir resolves it as /var/lib/elastickv/n1/group-1 (and every other group needs its own restored directory), so the subsequent normal startup ignores the snapshot placed at /var/lib/elastickv/n1. In a multi-group disaster-recovery run this procedure therefore fails to restore the node's complete state; document restoring every manifest into its exact per-group path, while retaining the current root path only for an explicitly single-group example.
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| | multi-group (`--raftRedisMap` etc.) | any group *G* | `<raftDir>/<raftID>/group-<G>` | |
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When --raftGroups contains the dedicated TSO group 0 plus exactly one data group, this row gives the wrong path for that data group: dataGroupsNeedMultiDirs excludes group 0, so multi is false and groupDataDir opens group 1 at <raftDir>/<raftID>, while only group 0 uses group-0. Following the table's “multi-group / any group” rule would restore group 1 into group-1, which startup ignores; document and test this mixed TSO/single-data-group topology explicitly.
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| # 3. Repeat for every group the node hosts, then start it normally. |
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When this step is repeated for a multi-node, multi-group deployment, copying the shown --peers value gives every restored group the group-1 :50051 endpoints. Each group has its own listener addresses from --raftGroups/--raftGroupPeers, and restore persists the supplied peers into that group's data directory, so another group whose members listen on different ports will try to contact the wrong Raft endpoints and fail to form. State explicitly that each invocation must use that group's peer map, as well as its manifest and data directory.
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| --manifest-key='elastickv/v1/groups/1/snapshots/00000000000000004211-00000000000000000007.json' \ | ||
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When an operator mixes up manifest keys while repeating this command across groups, restore accepts a group-2 manifest for a group-1 --data-dir: RestorePhysicalSnapshot reads Manifest.GroupID but never compares it with an operator-supplied expected group, and the prepared Raft state does not otherwise retain that identity. Startup can therefore load the wrong group's physical FSM under another group's routing identity without reporting an error; require an expected group ID and reject mismatches before creating the destination.
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All three findings are correct and fixed in b1738d4. P1 — Verify the manifest group before restoring a data directory. Confirmed.
The mismatch gets its own sentinel ( P1 — Handle group 0 without treating all groups as multi-dir. Confirmed, exactly as described. The table now enumerates the mixed topology in both directions (group 0 → On the test you asked for: P2 — Use group-specific peer addresses for every restore. Confirmed and documented. Each group has its own listener addresses from Verification
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| snapshotOffloadSpoolDir = flag.String("snapshotOffloadSpoolDir", "", | ||
| "directory for snapshot spool files; empty uses the data dir's filesystem") |
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When the process is killed or the host loses power after spoolExport creates an elastickv-snapshot-offload-*.fsm file, its deferred removal never runs, and neither scheduler startup nor later attempts remove the orphan. With the new continuous runtime wiring, repeated crashes during large snapshots can accumulate full payload copies until the spool volume fills; clean safely identified stale spool files before scheduling uploads, or otherwise account for and document their retained capacity.
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| if manifest.GroupID != *expect { | ||
| return errors.Wrapf(ErrRestoreGroupMismatch, | ||
| "manifest %s belongs to group %d, not the requested group %d", | ||
| manifest.ManifestKey, manifest.GroupID, *expect) |
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When a bucket contains backups from multiple clusters—even under different prefixes—the operator can paste another cluster's manifest key with the same group ID, and this check accepts it because it compares only GroupID. The resulting directory is structurally valid and startup silently loads the other cluster's physical FSM; require an expected source-cluster value and compare it with Manifest.SourceCluster alongside the group check before downloading or creating the destination.
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| store, err := snapshotoffload.NewS3Store(ctx, snapshotoffload.S3StoreConfig{ | ||
| Bucket: bucket, | ||
| Region: strings.TrimSpace(*snapshotOffloadRegion), | ||
| Endpoint: strings.TrimSpace(*snapshotOffloadEndpoint), |
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When --snapshotOffloadEndpoint is configured with an http:// URL, this forwards it directly to the AWS client even though the design and runbook require TLS for the external bucket. In that configuration snapshot payloads and session credentials can traverse the network without transport encryption; reject non-HTTPS endpoints, or require an explicit narrowly scoped insecure-development opt-in.
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Second round: all three fixed in 31c41ab. P1 — Verify the source cluster during restore. Confirmed, and it is the same class of gap as the group finding from round 1, one level out:
P2 — Reject plaintext snapshot-offload endpoints. Confirmed. Startup now refuses anything but P2 — Clean stale spool files before scheduling uploads. Confirmed; Two deliberate choices: an mtime cutoff, so a file a concurrent publish is still writing is never deleted (the startup caller can pass Verification
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In `@docs/design/2026_07_19_partial_physical_snapshot_object_offload.md`:
- Around line 51-55: Update the milestone table in the design document to mark
M2 as implemented and remove its “not connected” status. For M3, mark
Retention/GC, restore drills, corruption tests, and the operator runbook as
implemented, leaving only multi-node acceptance as Pending; retain the partial
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In `@internal/snapshotoffload/publish.go`:
- Line 344: Update CleanStaleSpoolFiles to enumerate only the configured
spoolDir with os.ReadDir, then filter each entry name using filepath.Match
against spoolFilePattern instead of applying filepath.Glob to the joined path.
Preserve treating a nonexistent directory as empty, and add a regression test
covering a directory containing glob metacharacters.
In `@main_snapshot_offload.go`:
- Line 81: Update rejectPlaintextOffloadEndpoint and the HTTPS snapshot-offload
HTTPClient configuration to set CheckRedirect, rejecting any redirect hop whose
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Both fixed — a5a39c1 and 09b75d1. Major — do not interpret the configured directory as a glob pattern. Confirmed, and it is reachable directly from operator input: Implemented exactly as suggested: The regression test puts a real Minor — update the milestone table. Confirmed; it still described M2 as unwired and all of M3 as Verification
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| | M1 | Object client interface, S3-compatible implementation, immutable payload/manifest publication, download verification, operator CLI | Implemented: local and S3 stores, manifest schema, payload-first publish, verified restore, and publish/restore CLI | | ||
| | M2 | Leader-only per-group scheduler, metrics, jitter, concurrency bounds, cancellation and restart idempotency | Implemented: `internal/snapshotoffload/scheduler.go`. Leadership is checked before the snapshot is opened and re-checked immediately before the manifest commit via `PublishOptions.VerifyLeader`; uploads are bounded (default one per process) with interval jitter; cancellation is treated as shutdown rather than publish failure; restart idempotency comes from the object store, since publish reuses a matching committed manifest. Not yet wired into `main.go` — the runtime flags are M3. | | ||
| | M3 | Retention/GC, restore drills, corruption tests, multi-node acceptance, operational documentation | Pending | | ||
| | M3 | Retention/GC, restore drills, corruption tests, multi-node acceptance, operational documentation | Partially implemented. Shipped: the §5 two-phase retention/GC (`retention.go`) with `RetentionStore` list/delete on both the local and S3 stores; the runtime wiring (`main_snapshot_offload.go`) that runs the scheduler in-process; restore corruption drills (`restore_corruption_test.go`: truncated, over-length, missing and tampered-descriptor payloads, plus a positive restore-into-fresh-dir drill); and the operational runbook (`docs/snapshot_offload_operations.md`). **Pending: multi-node acceptance** and the §7 versioned-bucket decision, which is why the `partial` marker stays. | |
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A fresh repo-wide check of this revision shows that the newly cited internal/snapshotoffload/retention.go, RetentionStore, retention command, and runtime hook do not exist; the operations runbook also still says retention lands separately. Therefore only publication is scheduled and old manifests/payloads remain indefinitely, so marking two-phase retention/GC as shipped may cause operators to omit an external lifecycle policy and accumulate unbounded storage.
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For any nonzero group, publish still documents and permits omitting --source-cluster, producing a valid manifest whose SourceCluster is empty. This new unconditional restore requirement forces the operator to provide a nonempty expected cluster, after which checkRestoreSourceCluster necessarily rejects that source-less manifest, so a backup created through the supported CLI can never be restored through it; require a source cluster for every publish or define backward-compatible handling for existing source-less manifests.
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2 件とも確認し、対応しました。 ① publish が restore できない manifest を作れる (P1) — 指摘どおりです。 ご提示の 2 案のうち「すべての publish で source cluster を必須にする」を採りました。もう一方（source なし manifest の後方互換扱い）は、その検査が防いでいる別クラスタからの誤復元を再び許すことになるためです。 ② M3 の retention/GC を shipped と記載 (P2) — 指摘どおりです。 M3 行を、このブランチが実際に出しているもの（ランタイム配線 検証: revert-check: |
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Updated HEAD: 634e280. Stacked this existing PR on design/snapshot-offload-m3-retention at 8671973. Merge order is #1245, then #1222, then #1224. The existing worktree was clean before handover; no new PR or dependency-branch code edit was made. Resolved the shared-file merge while preserving publication claims/refresh, HTTPS SDK decorators, timeout handling, and source/group restore checks. Runtime construction and scheduler decorators now satisfy PublishStore. Conditional DELETE remains inherited: the adapter diff against #1222 is empty. Implemented actual GC runtime integration: separate enable/claims-rollout acknowledgement flags, policy/interval/deadline configuration, NewGC/RunOnce workers, versioning validation, serial retry, cancellation/drain, and store closure after both publisher and GC exit. Publication alone never enables deletion. The acknowledgement is explicitly an operator assertion covering every server and standalone publisher sharing the prefix; rollback requires disabling and draining GC first. Validation:
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@claude review the current HEAD 634e280 against its base design/snapshot-offload-m3-retention at 8671973. Read-only review: do not edit, commit, push, or merge. Focus on actual runtime publication/retention integration, PublishStore contract compatibility, absence of duplicate conditional DELETE, opt-in and claims-rollout gating, retention deadlines/retries, and cancellation/draining/store closure. Preserve the merge order #1245 -> #1222 -> #1224. CI is all successful, and focused runtime/library/CLI/monitoring race tests and lint passed; do not start another full-repository test. Report actionable findings or explicit LGTM/no findings, identifying the exact reviewed HEAD. |
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HEAD: 1a925c9 Added the missing bounded real three-node offload/recovery acceptance to this existing PR. Audited the open PRs and existing snapshot/retention/bootstrap tests first; only #1222/#1224 touch this subsystem, and the existing tests did not connect the entire runtime flow. Dependencies stay #1245 -> #1222 -> #1224, base 8671973. The new test starts real Raft/Pebble/gRPC nodes and periodic publishers, stops one voter, commits more writes with the surviving quorum, enables actual runtime GC, and requires deletion of both old manifest and payload. It then stops the source and all offload workers, reopens the durable object root, restores into three absent dirs with new node IDs/addresses and consistent group/source identity, and verifies local FSM values, adapter reads, Raft/durable applied indexes and a new replicated write. No seeded snapshot, manual publish/GC deletion, production deployment/data deletion or paid cloud. Validation (GOMAXPROCS=4, Go 1.26.6, existing cache):
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Final pushed HEAD: 62ef697. Integrated merged main be09377 (#1245 -> #1222 -> #1224 dependency order), including shutdown, native encryption snapshot checkpoints and writes-per-DEK budget updates. Base is main. Both metric registries are preserved; runtime, gated GC and real three-node acceptance sources are unchanged from the previously reviewed PR HEAD. No duplicate retention/claims/conditional DELETE code was added: adapter/kv and the retention/store contracts match main. Runtime store ownership, publisher/GC caller paths, cancellation and shared-store closure were audited. The integration commits are signed, with author/committer bootjp contact@bootjp.me and GitHub verification. Bounded existing-cache validation, GOMAXPROCS=4:
This is bounded local one-group acceptance, not remote S3, encrypted multi-node offload, multi-group recovery, 30-day burn-in or complete operational closure. Parent owns merge; no PR was merged here. Previous-HEAD approvals are stale; exact-HEAD CI is rerunning. A standalone manual review request follows. |
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Final pushed HEAD after CI repair: e816675, signed and verified with author/committer bootjp contact@bootjp.me. Run 39843594274 failed only goconst: monitoring/snapshot_offload.go repeated group_id (7 occurrences) and reason (4 occurrences). Added offload-scoped label constants and substituted their identical values in metric descriptors; no runtime semantics, metric names/labels, retention, checkpoint or acceptance changes. No equivalent label constants existed in current monitoring sources. Metrics construction/observer callers were audited. Validation: monitoring/offload + Redis TTL-inline metric race passed (1.594s); CI-matching golangci-lint v2.14.0 with the CI PR-diff filter reported 0 issues; git diff --check passed. The prior integrated-HEAD real three-node recovery, full offload/CLI and budget/checkpoint race receipts still describe unchanged runtime/test sources; this one-file label fix receives fresh exact-HEAD CI. Whole-tree hook baseline remains documented, but no CI is waived and no merge is performed. Previous-head review approval is stale. A standalone manual review request follows. |
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Implements the runtime integration of
docs/design/2026_07_19_partial_physical_snapshot_object_offload.mdand adds bounded real three-node offload/recovery acceptance.Dependencies and Scope
be09377b6e75570eb0e9a2be84b8793553fdb8e3.e8166751524f321fcdf2ed1d6e24f0e263dbfdb7. Author/committer:bootjp <contact@bootjp.me>; GitHub verifies the signature.PublishStoreand conditional DELETE are inherited from merged main. There are no adapter/kv or retention/store-contract changes relative to main and no duplicate DELETE implementation.Behavior
PublishStore/RetentionStorefor publication and explicitly enabled retention. Scheduler decorators preserve claims, refresh, deadlines, SDK transport configuration and restore identity validation.--snapshotOffloadGCEnabledand--snapshotOffloadGCClaimsRolloutComplete, asserting that every server and standalone publisher sharing the prefix is upgraded and legacy publications have drained.NewGC/RunOnce, with retention windows, serial passes and per-pass deadlines. Backend failures log and retry later; publication-only configuration never enables deletion.Validation Receipts
All local test commands used existing caches and
GOMAXPROCS=4, sequentially rather than parallel whole-adapter stress runs. Runtime/acceptance and library race receipts below are from integrated HEAD62ef6975; the final one-file label-constant repair does not change those sources, and exact-final-HEAD CI is required separately.TestSnapshotOffloadThreeNodeRecoveryAcceptancepassed with race in 10.17s using real Raft/Pebble/gRPC and periodic runtime publication, not seeded snapshots or manual publish/GC calls. Observed indexes 17 -> 33 -> 49, surviving writes with one voter stopped, actual old-manifest/payload reclamation, and durable object-root reopen. Restored three absent dirs into an isolated replacement cluster with consistent group/source identity; each replica returned all 36 expected local FSM and adapter values at Raft applied 50 / durable applied 49. A new replicated post-restore write also passed.internal/snapshotoffloadand snapshot-offload CLI race passed: 24.926s / 3.135s.git diff --cached --checkpassed. The whole-tree hook was bypassed after these checks because the local lint-version mismatch and main-identical SQS complexity baseline were already established during snapshotoffload: add the M3 two-phase retention/GC #1222 integration; no unrelated SQS edits were added.monitoring/snapshot_offload.go. Final HEAD fixes them using offload-scoped constants with identicalgroup_idandreasonlabel values. Final-HEAD metrics race passed (1.594s) and CI-matching lint v2.14.0 with--new-from-rev=origin/mainreported 0 issues.git diff --checkpassed. No CI failure is waived.Limits and Risk
This is bounded local one-group acceptance, not remote S3, encrypted multi-node offload, multi-group recovery, 30-day burn-in or complete operational closure. The design remains partial. GC is destructive and must remain disabled until the shared-prefix publisher rollout is complete. Crashed claim holders require fenced operator recovery; versioned buckets still require a noncurrent-version expiration policy.
Author: bootjp