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…roducer - Fail the run when a node is alive but stops answering PING, and log nodes that needed SIGKILL at teardown - Bound ValkeyServerUnderTest.ping() so a wedged node can't hang it - Honor the caller's cluster-node-timeout and set the stability suite to 15s to fit the 30s failover window - Add an optional INITIAL_CAP to HNSWVectorDefinition - Add fork_suspend_wedge_integration_test.py (HNSW reproducer, FLAT control), runnable with run.sh --test fork_suspend_wedge_integration Signed-off-by: Nivesh Tuwani <tuwanivu@amazon.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes reject invalid vectors at ingestion and query validation, define ordering for non-finite results, bound HNSW descent and fork-time worker suspension, and add integration checks for vector handling, writer progress, and server responsiveness. ChangesVector Validation and Hang Safeguards
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ValkeySearch
participant ThreadPool
participant AuxSaveCallback
participant ChildProcess
ValkeySearch->>ThreadPool: SuspendWorkers with remaining deadline
ThreadPool-->>ValkeySearch: Suspension status
ValkeySearch->>ChildProcess: Fork with timeout flag inherited
ChildProcess->>AuxSaveCallback: Begin RDB save
AuxSaveCallback->>ChildProcess: Exit if workers were unsuspended
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ⬆️ High Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change rejects non-finite vectors and bounds the HNSW and fork-time hangs. Two follow-ups remain: the descent bound may still allow long stalls on very large indexes, and the new reproducer can report success for the initial load when seeding failed. Neither is likely to cause a serious failure, so the change is mergeable with these tracked. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Review comments at @testing/integration/fork_suspend_wedge_integration_test.py:
- Around line 817-823: Update the initial-load predicate in
`_assert_writer_pool_progresses` to require the progress sample to be usable
before treating the queue as drained, and assert `seed.errors` is zero after the
progress assertion so a failed seed cannot pass phase 1.
Review comments at @third_party/hnswlib/hnswalg.h:
- Around line 1857-1858: Replace the indexed-element-count pass limit in the
descent near `cur_element_count_` with a small practical work or no-progress
limit, and apply the same bounded-progress behavior to the corresponding update
and search descents. Preserve normal descent behavior while ensuring persistent
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| self._assert_writer_pool_progresses( | ||
| monitor, | ||
| index_type, | ||
| "the initial load", | ||
| until=lambda: seed.finished.is_set() | ||
| and not _read_progress(monitor).work_outstanding, | ||
| ) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The seed phase passes silently when the seed client fails.
_SeedLoad.run catches every exception, counts it in self.errors, and then sets finished. This includes the case where a client hits _CLIENT_TIMEOUT_SEC while a writer is stuck. The until predicate then waits for work_outstanding to become false. If the node stops answering, _read_progress returns queue_size=None, so work_outstanding is false and until() returns True. The test then moves to phase 2 without a stall verdict. Phase 2 can still detect the wedge, but phase 1 can also report success for a run that never seeded any keys. Check seed.errors after the progress assertion, or require sample.usable in the until predicate.
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until=lambda: seed.finished.is_set()
- and not _read_progress(monitor).work_outstanding,
+ and (lambda p: p.usable and not p.work_outstanding)(
+ _read_progress(monitor)
+ ),
)
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| self._assert_writer_pool_progresses( | |
| monitor, | |
| index_type, | |
| "the initial load", | |
| until=lambda: seed.finished.is_set() | |
| and not _read_progress(monitor).work_outstanding, | |
| ) | |
| self._assert_writer_pool_progresses( | |
| monitor, | |
| index_type, | |
| "the initial load", | |
| until=lambda: seed.finished.is_set() | |
| and (lambda p: p.usable and not p.work_outstanding)( | |
| _read_progress(monitor) | |
| ), | |
| ) | |
| self.assertEqual(seed.errors, 0, msg="Seed load failed before indexing finished") |
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around lines 817 - 823:
Update the initial-load predicate in `_assert_writer_pool_progresses` to require
the progress sample to be usable before treating the queue as drained, and
assert `seed.errors` is zero after the progress assertion so a failed seed
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| const size_t max_passes = | ||
| cur_element_count_.load(std::memory_order_relaxed); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use a practical limit for a descent that stops making progress.
If the -ffast-math comparison keeps changed true without useful progress, this limit permits one pass per indexed element at each level. On a large index, the writer can therefore remain occupied for a long time even though the loop eventually ends. Apply a small progress or work limit to this descent and to the matching update and search descents.
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Review comment at @third_party/hnswlib/hnswalg.h around lines 1857 - 1858:
Replace the indexed-element-count pass limit in the descent near
`cur_element_count_` with a small practical work or no-progress limit, and apply
the same bounded-progress behavior to the corresponding update and search
descents. Preserve normal descent behavior while ensuring persistent `changed`
state cannot keep a writer occupied for a pass per indexed element at each
level.
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Fixes #1493
Problem
An HNSW insert with a NaN component could spin a writer thread forever. The
greedy descent in
hnswlib::addPoint(and the same loop inupdatePointandsearch) has no iteration cap and relies on
curdiststrictly decreasing. With-ffast-math, NaN comparisons are unordered, sochangedcan be set withoutmoving, and the loop never ends. The node then freezes:
fork(), becauseAtForkPreparewaits forever forwriters to suspend, and the node stops answering PING while still alive
The stability tests could not see this. A frozen node is neither crashed nor
terminated, so it showed up only as HSET failures or socket timeouts.
What changed
1. Detect wedged nodes, add a reproducer
nodes that needed SIGKILL at teardown.
ping()is bounded so a wedged nodecan't hang the check.
cluster-node-timeouthonors the caller's value. The stability suite uses 15 sto fit the 30 s failover window.
HNSWVectorDefinitiontakes an optionalINITIAL_CAP.fork_suspend_wedge_integration_test.py: an HNSW reproducer with a FLATcontrol. It asserts the two signatures (a writer that spins without progress,
a node that freezes in
fork()). Run it withrun.sh --test fork_suspend_wedge_integration. It is not part ofall.2. Fix the hang and reject non-finite vectors
capped at
cur_element_count_passes. A correct descent never needs more.CalcReciprocalMagnitudereturns a sentinel when a component isNaN/Inf or the sum of squares overflows. One check on the sum covers the whole
vector, and it reads the IEEE bits because
-ffast-mathfoldsstd::isnan.Such vectors are rejected as invalid data on add and modify, and are not
shared through
VectorRegistry.the index with a warning, and a later valid write re-indexes them. HNSW
tombstones saved with a non-finite vector are restored as zeros.
(FT.SEARCH KNN, vector range and FT.HYBRID). L2/IP queries are still accepted.
Their NaN distances now sort last, because a plain
<is not a strict weakordering with NaN and
std::stable_sortthen reads outside the range.ThreadPool::SuspendWorkerstakes a timeout.AtForkPreparewaitsat most 5 s across all pools, so a stuck worker can't freeze the main thread
in
fork(). If the timeout hits, the child's RDB save exits instead of writingfrom possibly half-updated index state, and the save is retried.
Behaviour changes
float, no longer indexes that key.
blocking.
Testing
integration/test_vector_range_nonfinite.pyupdated for the COSINE rejectionand L2/IP NaN ordering.
run.sh --test fork_suspend_wedge_integration