public void StatusListenerIsNotifiedOnFailureAndRecovery(TestParams testParams)
{
using (var wrapper = MakeWrapper(testParams))
{
var dataStoreStatusProvider = new DataStoreStatusProviderImpl(wrapper, _dataStoreUpdates);
var statuses = new EventSink <DataStoreStatus>();
dataStoreStatusProvider.StatusChanged += statuses.Add;
CauseStoreError(_core, wrapper);
var status1 = statuses.ExpectValue();
Assert.False(status1.Available);
Assert.False(status1.RefreshNeeded);
Assert.True(logCapture.HasMessageWithRegex(LogLevel.Warn, "Detected persistent store unavailability"));
MakeStoreAvailable(_core);
var status2 = statuses.ExpectValue();
Assert.True(status2.Available);
Assert.Equal(!testParams.CacheMode.IsCachedIndefinitely, status2.RefreshNeeded);
Assert.True(logCapture.HasMessageWithRegex(LogLevel.Warn, "Persistent store is available again"));
}
}
public void StatusIsOkInitially()
{
using (var wrapper = MakeWrapper(Cached))
{
var dataStoreStatusProvider = new DataStoreStatusProviderImpl(wrapper, _dataStoreUpdates);
var status = dataStoreStatusProvider.Status;
Assert.True(status.Available);
}
}
public void CacheIsWrittenToStoreAfterRecoveryIfTtlIsInfinite()
{
using (var wrapper = MakeWrapper(CachedIndefinitely))
{
var dataStoreStatusProvider = new DataStoreStatusProviderImpl(wrapper, _dataStoreUpdates);
var statuses = new EventSink <DataStoreStatus>();
dataStoreStatusProvider.StatusChanged += statuses.Add;
string key1 = "key1", key2 = "key2";
var item1 = new TestItem("name1");
var item2 = new TestItem("name2");
wrapper.Init(new TestDataBuilder()
.Add(TestDataKind, key1, 1, item1)
.Build());
// In infinite cache mode, we do *not* expect exceptions thrown by the store to be propagated; it will
// swallow the error, but also go into polling/recovery mode. Note that even though the store rejects
// this update, it'll still be cached.
CauseStoreError(_core, wrapper);
Assert.Equal(FakeError, Assert.Throws(FakeError.GetType(),
() => wrapper.Upsert(TestDataKind, key1, item1.WithVersion(2))));
Assert.Equal(item1.WithVersion(2), wrapper.Get(TestDataKind, key1));
var status1 = statuses.ExpectValue();
Assert.False(status1.Available);
Assert.False(status1.RefreshNeeded);
// While the store is still down, try to update it again - the update goes into the cache
Assert.Equal(FakeError, Assert.Throws(FakeError.GetType(),
() => wrapper.Upsert(TestDataKind, key2, item2.WithVersion(1))));
Assert.Equal(item2.WithVersion(1), wrapper.Get(TestDataKind, key2));
// Verify that this update did not go into the underlying data yet
Assert.False(_core.Data[TestDataKind].TryGetValue(key2, out _));
// Now simulate the store coming back up
MakeStoreAvailable(_core);
// Wait for the poller to notice this and publish a new status
var status2 = statuses.ExpectValue();
Assert.True(status2.Available);
Assert.False(status2.RefreshNeeded);
// Once that has happened, the cache should have been written to the store
Assert.Equal(item1.SerializedWithVersion(2), _core.Data[TestDataKind][key1]);
Assert.Equal(item2.SerializedWithVersion(1), _core.Data[TestDataKind][key2]);
}
}
public void StatusIsUnavailableAfterError()
{
using (var wrapper = MakeWrapper(Cached))
{
var dataStoreStatusProvider = new DataStoreStatusProviderImpl(wrapper, _dataStoreUpdates);
CauseStoreError(_core, wrapper);
var status = dataStoreStatusProvider.Status;
Assert.False(status.Available);
Assert.False(status.RefreshNeeded);
}
}
public void StatusRemainsUnavailableIfStoreSaysItIsAvailableButInitFails()
{
// Most of this test is identical to CacheIsWrittenToStoreAfterRecoveryIfTtlIsInfinite() except as noted below.
using (var wrapper = MakeWrapper(CachedIndefinitely))
{
var dataStoreStatusProvider = new DataStoreStatusProviderImpl(wrapper, _dataStoreUpdates);
var statuses = new EventSink <DataStoreStatus>();
dataStoreStatusProvider.StatusChanged += statuses.Add;
string key1 = "key1", key2 = "key2";
var item1 = new TestItem("name1");
var item2 = new TestItem("name2");
wrapper.Init(new TestDataBuilder()
.Add(TestDataKind, key1, 1, item1)
.Build());
// In infinite cache mode, we do *not* expect exceptions thrown by the store to be propagated; it will
// swallow the error, but also go into polling/recovery mode. Note that even though the store rejects
// this update, it'll still be cached.
CauseStoreError(_core, wrapper);
Assert.Equal(FakeError, Assert.Throws(FakeError.GetType(),
() => wrapper.Upsert(TestDataKind, key1, item1.WithVersion(2))));
Assert.Equal(item1.WithVersion(2), wrapper.Get(TestDataKind, key1));
var status1 = statuses.ExpectValue();
Assert.False(status1.Available);
Assert.False(status1.RefreshNeeded);
// While the store is still down, try to update it again - the update goes into the cache
Assert.Equal(FakeError, Assert.Throws(FakeError.GetType(),
() => wrapper.Upsert(TestDataKind, key2, item2.WithVersion(1))));
Assert.Equal(item2.WithVersion(1), wrapper.Get(TestDataKind, key2));
// Verify that this update did not go into the underlying data yet
Assert.False(_core.Data[TestDataKind].TryGetValue(key2, out _));
// Here's what is unique to this test: we are telling the store to report its status as "available",
// but *not* clearing the fake exception, so when the poller tries to write the cached data with
// init() it should fail.
_core.Available = true;
// We can't prove that an unwanted status transition will never happen, but we can verify that it
// does not happen within two status poll intervals.
Thread.Sleep(PersistentDataStoreStatusManager.PollInterval + PersistentDataStoreStatusManager.PollInterval);
statuses.ExpectNoValue();
Assert.InRange(_core.InitCalledCount, 2, 100); // that is, it *tried* to do at least one more init
// Now simulate the store coming back up and actually working
_core.Error = null;
// Wait for the poller to notice this and publish a new status
var status2 = statuses.ExpectValue();
Assert.True(status2.Available);
Assert.False(status2.RefreshNeeded);
// Once that has happened, the cache should have been written to the store
Assert.Equal(item1.SerializedWithVersion(2), _core.Data[TestDataKind][key1]);
Assert.Equal(item2.SerializedWithVersion(1), _core.Data[TestDataKind][key2]);
}
}
public DataStoreStatusProviderImplTest(ITestOutputHelper testOutput) : base(testOutput)
{
_dataStoreUpdates = new DataStoreUpdatesImpl(new TaskExecutor(testLogger));
_dataStoreStatusProvider = new DataStoreStatusProviderImpl(_dataStore, _dataStoreUpdates);
}
