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{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}
module Main where
import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
import qualified Hasql.Connection as C
import qualified Hasql.Notifications as N
import qualified Hasql.Pool as P
import qualified Hasql.Transaction.Sessions as HT
import Control.AutoUpdate (defaultUpdateSettings, mkAutoUpdate,
updateAction)
import Control.Debounce (debounceAction, debounceEdge,
debounceFreq,
defaultDebounceSettings, mkDebounce,
trailingEdge)
import Control.Retry (RetryStatus, capDelay,
exponentialBackoff, retrying,
rsPreviousDelay)
import Data.IORef (IORef, atomicWriteIORef, newIORef,
readIORef)
import Data.String (IsString (..))
import Data.Text.IO (hPutStrLn)
import Data.Time.Clock (getCurrentTime)
import Network.Wai.Handler.Warp (defaultSettings, runSettings,
setHost, setPort, setServerName)
import System.IO (BufferMode (..), hSetBuffering)
import PostgREST.App (postgrest)
import PostgREST.Config (AppConfig (..), configPoolTimeout',
prettyVersion, readPathShowHelp,
readValidateConfig)
import PostgREST.DbStructure (getDbStructure, getPgVersion)
import PostgREST.Error (PgError (PgError), checkIsFatal,
errorPayload)
import PostgREST.Types (ConnectionStatus (..), DbStructure,
PgVersion (..), minimumPgVersion)
import Protolude hiding (hPutStrLn, head, toS)
import Protolude.Conv (toS)
#ifndef mingw32_HOST_OS
import System.Posix.Signals
import UnixSocket
#endif
-- | This is where everything starts.
main :: IO ()
main = do
--
-- LineBuffering: the entire output buffer is flushed whenever a newline is
-- output, the buffer overflows, a hFlush is issued or the handle is closed
--
-- NoBuffering: output is written immediately and never stored in the buffer
hSetBuffering stdout LineBuffering
hSetBuffering stdin LineBuffering
hSetBuffering stderr NoBuffering
-- read path from commad line
path <- readPathShowHelp
-- build the 'AppConfig' from the config file path
conf <- readValidateConfig path
-- These are config values that can't be reloaded at runtime. Reloading some of them would imply restarting the web server.
let
host = configHost conf
port = configPort conf
maybeSocketAddr = configSocket conf
#ifndef mingw32_HOST_OS
socketFileMode = configSocketMode conf
#endif
dbUri = toS (configDbUri conf)
(dbChannelEnabled, dbChannel) = (configDbChannelEnabled conf, toS $ configDbChannel conf)
serverSettings =
setHost ((fromString . toS) host) -- Warp settings
. setPort port
. setServerName (toS $ "postgrest/" <> prettyVersion) $
defaultSettings
poolSize = configPoolSize conf
poolTimeout = configPoolTimeout' conf
logLevel = configLogLevel conf
-- create connection pool with the provided settings, returns either a 'Connection' or a 'ConnectionError'. Does not throw.
pool <- P.acquire (poolSize, poolTimeout, dbUri)
-- Used to sync the listener(NOTIFY reload) with the connectionWorker. No connection for the listener at first. Only used if dbChannelEnabled=true.
mvarConnectionStatus <- newEmptyMVar
-- No schema cache at the start. Will be filled in by the connectionWorker
refDbStructure <- newIORef Nothing
-- Helper ref to make sure just one connectionWorker can run at a time
refIsWorkerOn <- newIORef False
-- Config that can change at runtime
refConf <- newIORef conf
-- This is passed to the connectionWorker method so it can kill the main thread if the PostgreSQL's version is not supported.
mainTid <- myThreadId
let connWorker = connectionWorker mainTid pool refConf refDbStructure refIsWorkerOn (dbChannelEnabled, mvarConnectionStatus)
-- Sets the initial refDbStructure
connWorker
#ifndef mingw32_HOST_OS
-- Only for systems with signals:
--
-- releases the connection pool whenever the program is terminated,
-- see https://github.com/PostgREST/postgrest/issues/268
forM_ [sigINT, sigTERM] $ \sig ->
void $ installHandler sig (Catch $ do
P.release pool
throwTo mainTid UserInterrupt
) Nothing
-- The SIGUSR1 signal updates the internal 'DbStructure' by running 'connectionWorker' exactly as before.
void $ installHandler sigUSR1 (
Catch connWorker
) Nothing
-- Re-read the config on SIGUSR2
void $ installHandler sigUSR2 (
Catch $ reReadConfig path refConf
) Nothing
#endif
-- reload schema cache on NOTIFY
when dbChannelEnabled $
listener dbUri dbChannel pool refConf refDbStructure mvarConnectionStatus connWorker
-- ask for the OS time at most once per second
getTime <- mkAutoUpdate defaultUpdateSettings {updateAction = getCurrentTime}
let postgrestApplication =
postgrest
logLevel
refConf
refDbStructure
pool
getTime
connWorker
#ifndef mingw32_HOST_OS
-- run the postgrest application with user defined socket. Only for UNIX systems.
whenJust maybeSocketAddr $
runAppInSocket serverSettings postgrestApplication socketFileMode
#endif
-- run the postgrest application
whenNothing maybeSocketAddr $ do
putStrLn $ ("Listening on port " :: Text) <> show port
runSettings serverSettings postgrestApplication
-- Time constants
_32s :: Int
_32s = 32000000 :: Int -- 32 seconds
_1s :: Int
_1s = 1000000 :: Int -- 1 second
{-|
The purpose of this worker is to obtain a healthy connection to pg and an up-to-date schema cache(DbStructure).
This method is meant to be called by multiple times by the same thread, but does nothing if
the previous invocation has not terminated. In all cases this method does not
halt the calling thread, the work is preformed in a separate thread.
Note: 'atomicWriteIORef' is essentially a lazy semaphore that prevents two
threads from running 'connectionWorker' at the same time.
Background thread that does the following :
1. Tries to connect to pg server and will keep trying until success.
2. Checks if the pg version is supported and if it's not it kills the main
program.
3. Obtains the dbStructure.
-}
connectionWorker
:: ThreadId -- ^ Main thread id. Killed if pg version is unsupported
-> P.Pool -- ^ The pg connection pool
-> IORef AppConfig -- ^ mutable reference to AppConfig
-> IORef (Maybe DbStructure) -- ^ mutable reference to 'DbStructure'
-> IORef Bool -- ^ Used as a binary Semaphore
-> (Bool, MVar ConnectionStatus) -- ^ For interacting with the LISTEN channel
-> IO ()
connectionWorker mainTid pool refConf refDbStructure refIsWorkerOn (dbChannelEnabled, mvarConnectionStatus) = do
isWorkerOn <- readIORef refIsWorkerOn
unless isWorkerOn $ do -- Prevents multiple workers to be running at the same time. Could happen on too many SIGUSR1s.
atomicWriteIORef refIsWorkerOn True
void $ forkIO work
where
work = do
putStrLn ("Attempting to connect to the database..." :: Text)
connected <- connectionStatus pool
when dbChannelEnabled $
void $ tryPutMVar mvarConnectionStatus connected -- tryPutMVar doesn't lock the thread. It should always succeed since the worker is the only mvar producer.
case connected of
FatalConnectionError reason -> hPutStrLn stderr reason >> killThread mainTid -- Fatal error when connecting
NotConnected -> return () -- Unreachable because connectionStatus will keep trying to connect
Connected actualPgVersion -> do -- Procede with initialization
putStrLn ("Connection successful" :: Text)
fillSchemaCache pool actualPgVersion refConf refDbStructure
liftIO $ atomicWriteIORef refIsWorkerOn False
{-|
Check if a connection from the pool allows access to the PostgreSQL database.
If not, the pool connections are released and a new connection is tried.
Releasing the pool is key for rapid recovery. Otherwise, the pool timeout would have to be reached for new healthy connections to be acquired.
Which might not happen if the server is busy with requests. No idle connection, no pool timeout.
The connection tries are capped, but if the connection times out no error is thrown, just 'False' is returned.
-}
connectionStatus :: P.Pool -> IO ConnectionStatus
connectionStatus pool =
retrying (capDelay _32s $ exponentialBackoff _1s)
shouldRetry
(const $ P.release pool >> getConnectionStatus)
where
getConnectionStatus :: IO ConnectionStatus
getConnectionStatus = do
pgVersion <- P.use pool getPgVersion
case pgVersion of
Left e -> do
let err = PgError False e
hPutStrLn stderr . toS $ errorPayload err
case checkIsFatal err of
Just reason -> return $ FatalConnectionError reason
Nothing -> return NotConnected
Right version ->
if version < minimumPgVersion
then return . FatalConnectionError $ "Cannot run in this PostgreSQL version, PostgREST needs at least " <> pgvName minimumPgVersion
else return . Connected $ version
shouldRetry :: RetryStatus -> ConnectionStatus -> IO Bool
shouldRetry rs isConnSucc = do
let delay = fromMaybe 0 (rsPreviousDelay rs) `div` _1s
itShould = NotConnected == isConnSucc
when itShould $
putStrLn $ "Attempting to reconnect to the database in " <> (show delay::Text) <> " seconds..."
return itShould
-- | Fill the DbStructure by using a connection from the pool
fillSchemaCache :: P.Pool -> PgVersion -> IORef AppConfig -> IORef (Maybe DbStructure) -> IO ()
fillSchemaCache pool actualPgVersion refConf refDbStructure = do
conf <- readIORef refConf
result <- P.use pool $ HT.transaction HT.ReadCommitted HT.Read $ getDbStructure (toList $ configSchemas conf) actualPgVersion
case result of
Left e -> do
-- If this error happens it would mean the connection is down again. Improbable because connectionStatus ensured the connection.
-- It's not a problem though, because App.postgrest would retry the connectionWorker or the user can do a SIGSUR1 again.
hPutStrLn stderr . toS . errorPayload $ PgError False e
putStrLn ("Failed to load the schema cache" :: Text)
Right dbStructure -> do
atomicWriteIORef refDbStructure $ Just dbStructure
putStrLn ("Schema cache loaded" :: Text)
{-|
Starts a dedicated pg connection to LISTEN for notifications.
When a NOTIFY <db-channel> - with an empty payload - is done, it refills the schema cache.
It uses the connectionWorker in case the LISTEN connection dies.
-}
listener :: ByteString -> Text -> P.Pool -> IORef AppConfig -> IORef (Maybe DbStructure) -> MVar ConnectionStatus -> IO () -> IO ()
listener dbUri dbChannel pool refConf refDbStructure mvarConnectionStatus connWorker = start
where
start = do
connStatus <- takeMVar mvarConnectionStatus -- takeMVar makes the thread wait if the MVar is empty(until there's a connection).
case connStatus of
Connected actualPgVersion -> void $ forkFinally (do -- forkFinally allows to detect if the thread dies
dbOrError <- C.acquire dbUri
-- Debounce in case too many NOTIFYs arrive. Could happen on a migration(assuming a pg EVENT TRIGGER is set up).
scFiller <- mkDebounce (defaultDebounceSettings {
debounceAction = fillSchemaCache pool actualPgVersion refConf refDbStructure,
debounceEdge = trailingEdge, -- wait until the function hasnt been called in _1s
debounceFreq = _1s })
case dbOrError of
Right db -> do
putStrLn $ "Listening for notifications on the " <> dbChannel <> " channel"
let channelToListen = N.toPgIdentifier dbChannel
N.listen db channelToListen
N.waitForNotifications (\_ msg ->
if BS.null msg
then scFiller -- reload the schema cache
else pure ()) db -- Do nothing if anything else than an empty message is sent
_ -> die errorMessage)
(\_ -> do -- if the thread dies, we try to recover
putStrLn retryMessage
connWorker -- assume the pool connection was also lost, call the connection worker
start) -- retry the listener
_ ->
putStrLn errorMessage -- Should be unreachable. connectionStatus will retry until there's a connection.
errorMessage = "Could not listen for notifications on the " <> dbChannel <> " channel" :: Text
retryMessage = "Retrying listening for notifications on the " <> dbChannel <> " channel.." :: Text
-- | Re-reads the config at runtime. Invoked on SIGUSR2.
-- | If it panics(config path was changed, invalid setting), it'll show an error but won't kill the main thread.
reReadConfig :: FilePath -> IORef AppConfig -> IO ()
reReadConfig path refConf = do
conf <- readValidateConfig path
atomicWriteIORef refConf conf
putStrLn ("Config file reloaded" :: Text)
-- Utilitarian functions.
whenJust :: Applicative f => Maybe a -> (a -> f ()) -> f ()
whenJust (Just x) f = f x
whenJust Nothing _ = pass
whenNothing :: Applicative f => Maybe a -> f () -> f ()
whenNothing Nothing f = f
whenNothing _ _ = pass