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Michał KłeczekandSteve Chavez 8fa26ee865 fix: Start listening after schema cache load
This change ensures PostgREST starts listening on a server socket only after it loaded the schema cache and is ready to handle requests. It is no longer going to return 503 errors during startup until the schema cache is loaded.
2026-06-16 12:30:51 -05:00

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{-|
Module : PostgREST.App
Description : PostgREST main application
This module is in charge of mapping HTTP requests to PostgreSQL queries.
Some of its functionality includes:
- Mapping HTTP request methods to proper SQL statements. For example, a GET request is translated to executing a SELECT query in a read-only TRANSACTION.
- Producing HTTP Headers according to RFCs.
- Content Negotiation
-}
{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-}
{-# LANGUAGE NamedFieldPuns #-}
{-# LANGUAGE RecordWildCards #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ViewPatterns #-}
module PostgREST.App
( postgrest
, run
) where
import GHC.IO.Exception (IOErrorType (..))
import System.IO.Error (ioeGetErrorType)
import Control.Monad.Except (liftEither)
import Control.Monad.Extra (whenJust)
import Data.Either.Combinators (mapLeft, whenLeft)
import Data.IORef (atomicWriteIORef, newIORef,
readIORef)
import Data.String (IsString (..), String)
import Network.Wai.Handler.Warp (defaultSettings, setHost,
setOnException, setPort,
setServerName)
import qualified Data.Text.Encoding as T
import qualified Network.Wai as Wai
import qualified Network.Wai.Handler.Warp as Warp
import qualified Network.Wai.Header as WaiHeader
import qualified PostgREST.Admin as Admin
import qualified PostgREST.ApiRequest as ApiRequest
import qualified PostgREST.AppState as AppState
import qualified PostgREST.Auth as Auth
import qualified PostgREST.Cors as Cors
import qualified PostgREST.Error as Error
import qualified PostgREST.Listener as Listener
import qualified PostgREST.MainTx as MainTx
import qualified PostgREST.Plan as Plan
import qualified PostgREST.Query as Query
import qualified PostgREST.Response as Response
import qualified PostgREST.Unix as Unix (installSignalHandlers)
import PostgREST.ApiRequest (ApiRequest (..))
import PostgREST.AppState (AppState)
import PostgREST.Auth.Types (AuthResult (..))
import PostgREST.Config (AppConfig (..))
import PostgREST.Error (Error)
import PostgREST.Network (resolveSocketToAddress)
import PostgREST.Observation (Observation (..))
import PostgREST.Response.Performance (ServerTiming (..),
serverTimingHeader)
import PostgREST.SchemaCache (SchemaCache (..))
import PostgREST.TimeIt (timeItT)
import PostgREST.Version (docsVersion, prettyVersion)
import Control.Monad.Writer
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as BS
import qualified Data.List as L
import Data.Streaming.Network (bindPortTCP)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import qualified Network.HTTP.Types as HTTP
import Network.HTTP.Types.Header (hVary)
import qualified Network.Socket as NS
import PostgREST.Unix (createAndBindDomainSocket)
import System.Posix.Types (FileMode)
import Protolude hiding (Handler)
run :: AppState -> IO ()
run appState = do
conf <- AppState.getConfig appState
mainSocketRef <- newIORef Nothing
adminSocket <- initAdminServerSocket conf
let closeSockets = do
whenJust adminSocket NS.close
readIORef mainSocketRef >>= foldMap NS.close
Unix.installSignalHandlers observer closeSockets (AppState.schemaCacheLoader appState) (AppState.readInDbConfig False appState)
Admin.runAdmin appState adminSocket (readIORef mainSocketRef) (serverSettings conf)
Listener.runListener appState
-- Kick off and wait for the initial SchemaCache load before creating the
-- main API socket.
AppState.schemaCacheLoader appState
AppState.waitForSchemaCacheInit appState
mainSocket <- initServerSocket conf
atomicWriteIORef mainSocketRef $ Just mainSocket
let app = postgrest appState (AppState.schemaCacheLoader appState)
address <- resolveSocketToAddress mainSocket
observer $ AppServerAddressObs address
Warp.runSettingsSocket (serverSettings conf & setOnException onWarpException) mainSocket app
where
observer = AppState.getObserver appState
onWarpException :: Maybe Wai.Request -> SomeException -> IO ()
onWarpException _ ex =
when (shouldDisplayException ex) $
observer $ WarpServerObs $ show ex
-- Similar to wai defaultShouldDisplayException in
-- https://github.com/yesodweb/wai//blob/8c3882c60f6abe043889fc20c7efd3fa9747fa4a/warp/Network/Wai/Handler/Warp/Settings.hs#L251-L258
-- but without omitting AsyncException since it's important to log for ThreadKilled, StackOverflow and other cases.
-- We want to reuse this to avoid flooding the logs for some transient failure cases.
shouldDisplayException :: SomeException -> Bool
shouldDisplayException se
| Just (_ :: Warp.InvalidRequest) <- fromException se = False
| Just (ioeGetErrorType -> et) <- fromException se, et == ResourceVanished || et == InvalidArgument = False
| otherwise = True
serverSettings :: AppConfig -> Warp.Settings
serverSettings AppConfig{..} =
defaultSettings
& setHost (fromString $ toS configServerHost)
& setPort configServerPort
& setServerName ("postgrest/" <> prettyVersion)
-- | PostgREST application
postgrest :: AppState.AppState -> IO () -> Wai.Application
postgrest appState connWorker =
traceHeaderMiddleware appState .
Cors.middleware appState $
\req respond -> do
appConf@AppConfig{..} <- AppState.getConfig appState -- the config must be read again because it can reload
maybeSchemaCache <- AppState.getSchemaCache appState
let handleError = fmap (either (Error.errorResponseFor configClientErrorVerbosity) identity)
-- writer to save authRole (uses `tell` for this and `getLast` to obtain it)
-- has to be before runExceptT to make sure role is not lost on error
(response, authRole) <- runWriterT . handleError . runExceptT $ do
(jwtTime, authResult@AuthResult{..}) <- withTiming appConf $
Auth.getAuthResult appState $ ApiRequest.userBearerAuth req
tell $ pure authRole
postgrestResponse appState appConf maybeSchemaCache jwtTime authResult req
AppState.getObserver appState $ genResponseObs (getLast authRole) req response
-- Launch the connWorker when the connection is down. The postgrest
-- function can respond successfully (with a stale schema cache) before
-- the connWorker is done. However, when there's an empty schema cache
-- postgrest responds with the error `PGRST002`; this means that the schema
-- cache is still loading, so we don't launch the connWorker here because
-- it would duplicate the loading process, e.g. https://github.com/PostgREST/postgrest/issues/3704
-- TODO: this process may be unnecessary when the Listener is enabled. Revisit once https://github.com/PostgREST/postgrest/issues/1766 is done
when (isServiceUnavailable response && isJust maybeSchemaCache) connWorker
delay <- AppState.getNextDelay appState
respond $ addRetryHint delay response
where
-- TODO WaiHeader.contentLength does a lookup everytime, see: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/wai-extra-3.1.17/docs/src/Network.Wai.Header.html#contentLength
-- It might be possible to gain some perf by returning the response length from `postgrestResponse`. We calculate the length manually on Response.hs.
genResponseObs :: Maybe ByteString -> Wai.Request -> Wai.Response -> Observation
genResponseObs user req resp =
ResponseObs user req (Wai.responseStatus resp) (WaiHeader.contentLength $ Wai.responseHeaders resp)
postgrestResponse
:: (MonadError Error m, MonadIO m)
=> AppState.AppState
-> AppConfig
-> Maybe SchemaCache
-> Maybe Double
-> AuthResult
-> Wai.Request
-> m Wai.Response
postgrestResponse appState conf@AppConfig{..} maybeSchemaCache jwtTime authResult@AuthResult{..} req = do
let observer = AppState.getObserver appState
sCache <-
case maybeSchemaCache of
Just sCache ->
return sCache
Nothing -> do
liftIO $ observer SchemaCacheEmptyObs
throwError Error.NoSchemaCacheError
let prefs = ApiRequest.userPreferences conf req (dbTimezones sCache)
body <- liftIO $ Wai.strictRequestBody req
(parseTime, apiReq@ApiRequest{..}) <- withTiming conf $ liftEither . mapLeft Error.ApiRequestErr $ ApiRequest.userApiRequest conf prefs req body
(planTime, plan) <- withTiming conf $ liftEither $ Plan.actionPlan iAction conf apiReq sCache
let mainQ = Query.mainQuery plan conf apiReq authResult configDbPreRequest
tx = MainTx.mainTx mainQ conf authResult apiReq plan sCache
obsQuery s = when configLogQuery $ observer $ QueryObs mainQ s
(txTime, txResult) <- withTiming conf $ do
case tx of
MainTx.NoDbTx r -> pure r
MainTx.DbTx dbSession -> do
dbRes <- liftIO $ AppState.usePool appState dbSession
let eitherResp = join $ mapLeft (Error.PgErr . Error.PgError (Just authRole /= configDbAnonRole)) dbRes
-- TODO: we use obsQuery twice, one here and one below because in case of an error with the usePool above, the request will finish here and return an error message.
-- This is because of a combination of ExceptT + our Error module which has Wai.responseLBS.
-- This needs refactoring so only the below obsQuery is used.
liftIO $ whenLeft eitherResp $ obsQuery . Error.status
liftEither eitherResp
(respTime, resp) <- withTiming conf $ do
let response = Response.actionResponse txResult apiReq (T.decodeUtf8 prettyVersion, docsVersion) conf sCache
status' = either Error.status Response.pgrstStatus response
-- TODO: see above obsQuery, only this obsQuery should remain after refactoring (because the QueryObs depends on the status)
liftIO $ obsQuery status'
liftEither response
return $ toWaiResponse (ServerTiming jwtTime parseTime planTime txTime respTime) resp
where
toWaiResponse :: ServerTiming -> Response.PgrstResponse -> Wai.Response
toWaiResponse timing (Response.PgrstResponse st hdrs bod) =
Wai.responseLBS st (hdrs ++ serverTimingHeaders timing ++ [varyHeader | not $ varyHeaderPresent hdrs]) bod
serverTimingHeaders :: ServerTiming -> [HTTP.Header]
serverTimingHeaders timing = [serverTimingHeader timing | configServerTimingEnabled]
varyHeader :: HTTP.Header
varyHeader = (hVary, "Accept, Prefer, Range")
varyHeaderPresent :: [HTTP.Header] -> Bool
varyHeaderPresent = any (\(h, _v) -> h == hVary)
withTiming :: (MonadError e m, MonadIO m) => AppConfig -> m a -> m (Maybe Double, a)
withTiming AppConfig{configServerTimingEnabled} f = if configServerTimingEnabled
then do
(t, r) <- timeItT f
pure (Just t, r)
else do
r <- f
pure (Nothing, r)
traceHeaderMiddleware :: AppState -> Wai.Middleware
traceHeaderMiddleware appState app req respond = do
conf <- AppState.getConfig appState
case configServerTraceHeader conf of
Nothing -> app req respond
Just hdr ->
let hdrVal = L.lookup hdr $ Wai.requestHeaders req in
app req (respond . Wai.mapResponseHeaders ([(hdr, fromMaybe mempty hdrVal)] ++))
addRetryHint :: Int -> Wai.Response -> Wai.Response
addRetryHint delay response = do
let h = ("Retry-After", BS.pack $ show delay)
Wai.mapResponseHeaders (\hs -> if isServiceUnavailable response then h:hs else hs) response
isServiceUnavailable :: Wai.Response -> Bool
isServiceUnavailable response = Wai.responseStatus response == HTTP.status503
initSocket :: (Applicative f, Traversable f) => Maybe String -> FileMode -> Text -> f Int -> IO (f NS.Socket)
initSocket unixSocket unixSocketMode tcpHost tcpPort =
maybe initTCPSocket initDomainSocket unixSocket
where
initTCPSocket = traverse (`bindPortTCP` (fromString $ T.unpack tcpHost)) tcpPort
-- I'm not using `streaming-commons`' bindPath function here because it's not defined for Windows,
-- but we need to have runtime error if we try to use it in Windows, not compile time error
initDomainSocket = fmap pure . (`createAndBindDomainSocket` unixSocketMode)
initServerSocket :: AppConfig -> IO NS.Socket
initServerSocket AppConfig{..} =
runIdentity <$> initSocket
configServerUnixSocket configServerUnixSocketMode
configServerHost (pure configServerPort)
initAdminServerSocket :: AppConfig -> IO (Maybe NS.Socket)
initAdminServerSocket AppConfig{..} =
initSocket
configAdminServerUnixSocket configAdminServerUnixSocketMode
configAdminServerHost configAdminServerPort