objkv 1/6: object-store client, run format, key encodings, lease - #103
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First of the objkv series: an opt-in table and index access method whose rows live as immutable objects in an S3-compatible store. This change is the storage layer with no database engine on top of it yet: - s3.rs: SigV4 client over ureq with retries, conditional PUT, and a re-read of a PUT whose response was lost before it is treated as failed. - store.rs: the Store trait the engine writes through, and the in-memory test double. - run.rs / bloom.rs / commit.rs: the immutable run (sorted block) format with a bloom filter per run, and the commit object one transaction becomes. - key.rs / index_key.rs: the row-key and order-preserving index-key encodings (integers across widths, text under COLLATE "C", NULLS FIRST/LAST, DESC). - lease.rs: the single-writer lease with a 30 s TTL, a heartbeat thread and an epoch bumped on takeover. - faults.rs: the fault-injection hooks the engine's tests drive. docs/objkv.md is the contract for the whole series (isolation model, single writer, time travel, limits); it is included here so each later change can be read against it. Test: cargo test -p objkv (90 unit tests). Nothing in the server uses the crate yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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116-119: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe write path does not enforce the invariants the read path requires.
decodeanddecode_membersreject unsorted commit entries, out-of-order batch members, and truncated length fields, but the encoders accept them or check them only in debug builds. A commit object is written once with put-if-absent, so a release-build producer can persist an object that no reader can ever decode.
crates/_support/objkv/src/commit.rs#L116-L119: reject unsorted or duplicated entry keys inencode_checked, matching the check at Line 206.crates/_support/objkv/src/commit.rs#L258-L258: replace thedebug_assert!on sequence order with a checked batch encoder that returnsio::Result.crates/_support/objkv/src/commit.rs#L273-L276: reject a member length or member count aboveu32::MAXbefore the u32 casts.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/_support/objkv/src/index_key.rs`:
- Around line 438-452: Update rowid_of to normalize versioned keys with
key::row_of before extracting the final 16-hex row ID, ensuring EntryRef.rowid
uses the actual row ID for both unique and non-unique index keys while
preserving payload_rowid fallback behavior.
In `@crates/_support/objkv/src/lease.rs`:
- Around line 437-442: Update the renewal-failure handling in the heartbeat loop
around self.renew() to stop when the lease is invalid by checking self.valid()
instead of inner.lost_to. Preserve retries during transient renewal failures
while valid, and return once the skew-margin invalidation occurs.
In `@crates/_support/objkv/src/run.rs`:
- Around line 209-234: Update BlockCache::insert to return immediately when the
offset already exists in blocks, before modifying bytes or order. Preserve the
existing capacity and eviction behavior for new offsets so each cached off
contributes only one entry and its block length is counted once.
In `@crates/_support/objkv/src/s3.rs`:
- Line 105: Update the conditional PUT handling in execute so a 412 after a
preceding transport failure reads back the object and compares it with the
intended payload before returning PutOutcome::AlreadyExists; preserve the
existing conflict result when no uncertain failure occurred. Add a regression
test covering a stored first PUT whose response is dropped and the subsequent
retry receives 412.
- Line 126: Update Client::get_range to validate the inclusive range end before
formatting the Range header: after handling len == 0, use checked arithmetic for
offset + len - 1 and return an io::Error if it overflows; only format the header
with the validated end value.
- Line 56: Update Client::new to reject endpoints whose URL scheme is not HTTPS,
while preserving valid HTTPS behavior. Move HTTP acceptance behind an explicitly
test-only constructor so production callers cannot create clients with non-HTTPS
endpoints.
- Around line 121-151: Update Client::get_range so Fail::Status(416, _) is
converted and returned as an I/O error instead of Ok(None); reserve the existing
None result exclusively for 404 responses, while preserving the successful range
and zero-length behavior.
In `@docs/objkv.md`:
- Around line 3-7: Update the objkv documentation to clearly label it as a
future design contract rather than an available PostgreSQL table and index
access method, including the later SQL commands, isolation rules, GUCs, lift
operations, and durability guarantees. Do not present these server-facing
behaviors as currently supported.
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In `@crates/_support/objkv/src/commit.rs`:
- Around line 116-119: Update crates/_support/objkv/src/commit.rs lines 116-119
in encode_checked to reject unsorted or duplicate entry keys, matching decode’s
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| pub fn rowid_of(key: &[u8], payload: &[u8]) -> Option<u64> { | ||
| let fields = key.iter().filter(|&&b| b == b'/').count() + 1; | ||
| if fields >= 5 { | ||
| if let Some(id) = key | ||
| .rsplit(|&b| b == b'/') | ||
| .next() | ||
| .filter(|tail| tail.len() == 16) | ||
| .and_then(|tail| std::str::from_utf8(tail).ok()) | ||
| .and_then(|tail| u64::from_str_radix(tail, 16).ok()) | ||
| { | ||
| return Some(id); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| payload_rowid(payload) | ||
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Strip the version suffix before extracting the row ID.
Run scan methods return versioned keys, but entry_of passes each key unchanged to rowid_of. The final-field parser therefore returns the 16-hex version as EntryRef.rowid for both unique and non-unique index keys. Normalize with key::row_of before parsing, or make rowid_of accept versioned keys.
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rowid_of to normalize versioned keys with key::row_of before extracting the
final 16-hex row ID, ensuring EntryRef.rowid uses the actual row ID for both
unique and non-unique index keys while preserving payload_rowid fallback
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| if let Err(e) = self.renew() { | ||
| eprintln!("objkv lease: renewal failed: {e}"); | ||
| if self.inner.lost_to.load(Ordering::Acquire) != 0 { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Stop the heartbeat when the lease becomes invalid.
When renewal failures continue into SKEW_MARGIN_MS, renew() returns from why_invalid() without setting lost_to. The current check then retries and logs indefinitely while retaining the heartbeat's Lease clone. Use valid() instead. It remains true during transient failures before the skew margin, so recovery remains possible.
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if let Err(e) = self.renew() {
eprintln!("objkv lease: renewal failed: {e}");
- if self.inner.lost_to.load(Ordering::Acquire) != 0 {
+ if !self.valid() {
return;
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| if let Err(e) = self.renew() { | |
| eprintln!("objkv lease: renewal failed: {e}"); | |
| if self.inner.lost_to.load(Ordering::Acquire) != 0 { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if let Err(e) = self.renew() { | |
| eprintln!("objkv lease: renewal failed: {e}"); | |
| if !self.valid() { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
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In `@crates/_support/objkv/src/lease.rs` around lines 437 - 442, Update the
renewal-failure handling in the heartbeat loop around self.renew() to stop when
the lease is invalid by checking self.valid() instead of inner.lost_to. Preserve
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| access_key: &str, | ||
| secret_key: &str, | ||
| ) -> io::Result<Client> { | ||
| let url = endpoint |
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Reject non-HTTPS S3 endpoints.
Client::new is public and accepts arbitrary URL schemes. A deployed http:// endpoint sends 300-second presigned URLs and unsigned PUT bodies without transport confidentiality or integrity. Reject non-HTTPS endpoints and keep HTTP support in an explicit test-only constructor.
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endpoints whose URL scheme is not HTTPS, while preserving valid HTTPS behavior.
Move HTTP acceptance behind an explicitly test-only constructor so production
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| // deliberately not folded in -- S3 returns it when a concurrent request for | ||
| // the same key is in flight and documents it as retryable, so the outcome is | ||
| // unknown rather than lost. `execute` retries it. | ||
| Err(Fail::Status(412, _)) => Ok(PutOutcome::AlreadyExists), |
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Verify an uncertain conditional PUT before reporting a conflict.
If the first PUT lands but its response is lost, execute retries it. The retry receives 412, and this line reports AlreadyExists. The caller cannot distinguish its durable write from a competing write.
Track that a transport failure preceded the 412. Read back and compare the object before returning a result. Add a regression test that stores the first PUT but drops its response.
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handling in execute so a 412 after a preceding transport failure reads back the
object and compares it with the intended payload before returning
PutOutcome::AlreadyExists; preserve the existing conflict result when no
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| if len == 0 { | ||
| return Ok(Some(Vec::new())); | ||
| } | ||
| let range = format!("bytes={offset}-{}", offset + len - 1); |
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Check range-end arithmetic before formatting the header.
Client::get_range only guards len == 0. For nonzero lengths, offset + len - 1 can overflow, causing a panic in checked builds or a malformed wrapped range in release builds. Return an io::Error when the inclusive end cannot be represented.
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- let range = format!("bytes={offset}-{}", offset + len - 1);
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| let range = format!("bytes={offset}-{}", offset + len - 1); | |
| let end = offset | |
| .checked_add(len - 1) | |
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| objkv is an opt-in table and index access method that keeps rows as | ||
| key/value entries whose durable form is immutable objects in an S3-compatible | ||
| store. Each transaction is one object; the object landing is the commit. | ||
| Local disk is a cache. The system catalogs can be moved into the bucket too | ||
| (the "lift"), after which a blank machine can boot against the bucket. |
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Do not publish server-facing behavior before server integration exists.
The PR objective states that objkv has no current server integration, but this document presents it as an active PostgreSQL table and index access method. The later SQL commands, isolation rules, GUCs, lift operations, and durability guarantees therefore describe unavailable behavior. Either label this document as a future design contract or add the required server integration before merging.
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In `@docs/objkv.md` around lines 3 - 7, Update the objkv documentation to clearly
label it as a future design contract rather than an available PostgreSQL table
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GUCs, lift operations, and durability guarantees. Do not present these
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Lease (lease.rs): - Owner carries a per-process nonce, so `owner == me` means this process and not a container that shares our hostname and pid. - `verify_in_store`: one point read of `owner/<E+1>/0`, the key a takeover creates. The writer calls it after a commit object lands and before the commit is acknowledged (next change in the series), which makes the dead-pid fast path safe: a live owner mistaken for dead learns of the claim before it tells a client anything. - `current` re-lists when the newest key vanished between the listing and the read (the owner renewed in between); only an object that is there and does not decode is reported unreadable. - `release` stops and joins the heartbeat before choosing its renewal number, writes under the next number if a lost-response renewal occupies it, and clears every older object of the epoch. - `renew` checks for a takeover (listing only, no read) before it believes the new expiry, and deletes the old renewal last, best effort. - The heartbeat renews on a schedule rather than an interval, and exits once the lease has expired: writes stay refused until a restart, and the log says so once instead of every 10 s. - Error messages no longer carry literal backslashes and newlines. Client (s3.rs): - REQUEST_TIMEOUT 5 s and 3 attempts, so a renewal (PUT + LIST) fits in the lease's validity; capped exponential backoff with full jitter, and `Retry-After` honoured on 429/503. - A 416 is an error naming the range, not "absent": a short object is never mistaken for a deleted one, and the test double agrees. - `PutOutcome::AlreadyExists` documents that a retried PUT whose first attempt landed is refused by our own object. - ureq 2.12 (rustls 0.23) replaces 2.9 (rustls 0.21, end of life). Run cache: blocks are `Arc<[u8]>`, so a hit no longer copies 64 KB under the mutex, and a second insert of the same offset no longer leaks capacity. Faults: `tear` flips distinct bits; every rule counts every matching operation, so `Rule::nth` is a position in the real sequence. Reuse: one `crc` helper on crc32c's INIT/fin; pgsync mutexes and threads; pg_clock for the wall clock. docs/objkv.md: the index-row limit is 2704 bytes, and the single-writer section describes the store-side check. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A release, and every Db drop, now joins the heartbeat; sleeping in 250 ms slices made each one cost up to a slice, which the fault harness (a few thousand opens and closes) turned into minutes. The thread parks instead, and a stop unparks it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@crates/_support/objkv/src/lease.rs`:
- Line 398: Update the commit acknowledgement path around the epoch-E successor
check to call check_takeover() before acknowledging the commit, so store listing
detects any newer epoch rather than checking only owner/<E+1>/0. Preserve
the existing verify_in_store() and acknowledgement behavior when no takeover is
detected.
In `@crates/_support/objkv/src/s3.rs`:
- Around line 160-164: Update Client::get_range and the Response type to
preserve and validate Content-Range against the requested offset and len, and
reject any 206 response whose range or body length is shorter than requested.
Change MemStore::get_range to return an error when offset plus len exceeds the
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| // A range past the end of the object is a short object, not an | ||
| // absent one: the run reader must hear "corrupt", never "gone". | ||
| Err(Fail::Status(416, ..)) => Err(io::Error::other(format!( | ||
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Reject short ranged responses.
Store::get_range requires an error when a range does not fit the object. Client::get_range accepts any 206 body, so a request for offset = 9, len = 2 on a 10-byte object can return one byte as success. MemStore::get_range also clamps this range and returns one byte.
Preserve Content-Range in Response. Require it to match the requested range and require exactly len response bytes. Make MemStore::get_range return an error instead of clamping. Add a test for this 10-byte object case.
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In `@crates/_support/objkv/src/s3.rs` around lines 160 - 164, Update
Client::get_range and the Response type to preserve and validate Content-Range
against the requested offset and len, and reject any 206 response whose range or
body length is shorter than requested. Change MemStore::get_range to return an
error when offset plus len exceeds the object instead of clamping. Add a test
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First of six stacked PRs that replace #92 (closed; 115 files, 22k lines in one commit). Related to #91. Independent fixes split out of #92 as well: #100, #101, #102. Each PR in the stack is one commit, compiles on its own, and its tests pass; the stack is bottom-up so a reviewer can stop at any layer and still have something that builds.
The stack
objkv/1-store(this)objkv/2-enginedb.rs), entry scans, fault + isolation harnessesobjkv/3-table-amCREATE TABLE ... USING objkv, core seams, GUCs, commandsobjkv/4-index-amobjkv_btree, planner/executor hooksobjkv/5-liftobjkv/6-e2e-harnessThis PR
A new leaf crate,
crates/_support/objkv, with nothing in the server using it yet:s3.rs: SigV4 client overureqwith retries and conditional PUT; a PUT whose response was lost is re-read from the store before it is treated as failed.store.rs: theStoretrait the engine writes through, plus the in-memory test double.run.rs/bloom.rs/commit.rs: the immutable sorted-block run format with a bloom filter per run, and the commit object one transaction becomes.key.rs/index_key.rs: row-key and order-preserving index-key encodings (integers across widths, text underCOLLATE "C",NULLS FIRST/LAST,DESC).lease.rs: the single-writer lease (30 s TTL, heartbeat thread, epoch bumped on takeover).faults.rs: the fault-injection hooks PR 2's tests drive.docs/objkv.md: the contract for the whole series (isolation model, single writer, time travel, limits). Start there.New external deps:
ureq(TLS via rustls) andrusty-s3; that is the Cargo.lock delta.Test:
cargo test -p objkv(90 unit tests).cargo check --workspaceclean of new warnings.Not done (whole series): benchmark against WAL archiving to S3, differential run against C Postgres, row locks. Conflicts with GOAL.md's same-on-disk-format rule; undecided, and opt-in.
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objkvtable and index access method backed by S3-compatible object storage.Documentation