private void BackupLogs(OperationContext context, string instancePath, string name)
{
if (_logManager != null)
{
_logManager.BackupAsync(context, new AbsolutePath(instancePath), name).Result.IgnoreFailure();
Task.Run(() => _logManager.GarbageCollect(context)).FireAndForget(context, severityOnException: Severity.Error);
}
}
private BoolResult Load(OperationContext context, StoreSlot activeSlot, bool clean)
{
try
{
var storeLocation = GetStoreLocation(activeSlot);
if (Directory.Exists(storeLocation))
{
// We backup right before loading. This means we should never loose any logs, but it also means
// the backup directory will only hold logs for DBs that have already been overwritten.
if (_logManager != null)
{
_logManager.BackupAsync(context, new AbsolutePath(storeLocation), activeSlot.ToString()).Result.IgnoreFailure();
Task.Run(() => _logManager.GarbageCollect(context)).FireAndForget(context, severityOnException: Severity.Error);
}
if (clean)
{
FileUtilities.DeleteDirectoryContents(storeLocation, deleteRootDirectory: true);
}
}
Directory.CreateDirectory(storeLocation);
Tracer.Info(context, $"Creating RocksDb store at '{storeLocation}'.");
var possibleStore = KeyValueStoreAccessor.Open(
new KeyValueStoreAccessor.RocksDbStoreArguments()
{
StoreDirectory = storeLocation,
AdditionalColumns = new[] { nameof(Columns.ClusterState), nameof(Columns.Metadata) },
RotateLogs = true,
EnableStatistics = true,
FastOpen = true,
},
// When an exception is caught from within methods using the database, this handler is called to
// decide whether the exception should be rethrown in user code, and the database invalidated. Our
// policy is to only invalidate if it is an exception coming from RocksDb, but not from our code.
failureHandler: failureEvent =>
{
// By default, rethrow is true iff it is a user error. We invalidate only if it isn't
failureEvent.Invalidate = !failureEvent.Rethrow;
},
// The database may be invalidated for a number of reasons, all related to latent bugs in our code.
// For example, exceptions thrown from methods that are operating on the DB. If that happens, we
// call a user-defined handler. This is because the instance is invalid after this happens.
invalidationHandler: failure => OnDatabaseInvalidated(context, failure),
// It is possible we may fail to open an already existing database. This can happen (most commonly)
// due to corruption, among others. If this happens, then we want to recreate it from empty. This
// only helps for the memoization store.
onFailureDeleteExistingStoreAndRetry: _configuration.OnFailureDeleteExistingStoreAndRetry,
// If the previous flag is true, and it does happen that we invalidate the database, we want to log
// it explicitly.
onStoreReset: failure =>
{
Tracer.Error(context, $"RocksDb critical error caused store to reset: {failure.DescribeIncludingInnerFailures()}");
});
if (possibleStore.Succeeded)
{
var oldKeyValueStore = _keyValueStore;
var store = possibleStore.Result;
if (oldKeyValueStore == null)
{
_keyValueStore = new KeyValueStoreGuard(store);
}
else
{
// Just replace the inner accessor
oldKeyValueStore.Replace(store);
}
_activeSlot = activeSlot;
_storeLocation = storeLocation;
}
return(possibleStore.Succeeded ? BoolResult.Success : new BoolResult($"Failed to initialize a RocksDb store at {_storeLocation}:", possibleStore.Failure.DescribeIncludingInnerFailures()));
}
catch (Exception ex) when(ex.IsRecoverableIoException())
{
return(new BoolResult(ex));
}
}
