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docs/configuration-reference.md

··· 290 **Required**: No 291 **Type**: String 292 **Default**: `mpsc` 293 - **Values**: `mpsc`, `redis`, `noop`, `none` 294 295 The type of queue adapter for background handle resolution. 296 297 **Options**: 298 - `mpsc`: In-memory multi-producer single-consumer queue (default) 299 - `redis`: Redis-backed distributed queue 300 - `noop`: Disable queue processing (testing only) 301 - `none`: Alias for `noop` 302 ··· 307 308 # Multi-instance or high availability 309 QUEUE_ADAPTER=redis 310 311 # Testing without background processing 312 QUEUE_ADAPTER=noop ··· 415 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE=10000 # Very high traffic 416 ``` 417 418 ## Configuration Examples 419 420 ### Minimal Development Configuration ··· 469 CACHE_TTL_MEMORY=600 470 CACHE_TTL_SQLITE=86400 # 1 day 471 472 - # Queue (MPSC for single instance) 473 - QUEUE_ADAPTER=mpsc 474 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE=5000 475 476 # Logging 477 RUST_LOG=info ··· 579 SQLITE_URL: sqlite:/data/quickdid.db 580 CACHE_TTL_MEMORY: 600 581 CACHE_TTL_SQLITE: 86400 582 - QUEUE_ADAPTER: mpsc 583 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE: 5000 584 RUST_LOG: info 585 ports: 586 - "8080:8080" ··· 612 - Recommended range: 1-60 seconds 613 614 3. **Queue Adapter** (`QUEUE_ADAPTER`): 615 - - Must be one of: `mpsc`, `redis`, `noop`, `none` 616 - Case-sensitive 617 618 4. **Port** (`HTTP_PORT`): ··· 661 4. **High traffic**: Increase QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE (5000-10000) 662 5. **Multi-region**: Use region-specific QUEUE_WORKER_ID 663 664 - ### Caching Strategy 665 666 - 1. **Multi-instance/HA deployments**: Use Redis for distributed caching 667 - 2. **Single-instance deployments**: Use SQLite for persistent caching 668 - 3. **Development/testing**: Use memory-only caching 669 4. **Hybrid setups**: Configure both Redis and SQLite for redundancy 670 - 5. **Cache TTL guidelines**: 671 - Redis: Shorter TTLs (1-7 days) for frequently updated handles 672 - SQLite: Longer TTLs (7-90 days) for stable single-instance caching 673 - Memory: Short TTLs (5-30 minutes) as fallback

··· 290 **Required**: No 291 **Type**: String 292 **Default**: `mpsc` 293 + **Values**: `mpsc`, `redis`, `sqlite`, `noop`, `none` 294 295 The type of queue adapter for background handle resolution. 296 297 **Options**: 298 - `mpsc`: In-memory multi-producer single-consumer queue (default) 299 - `redis`: Redis-backed distributed queue 300 + - `sqlite`: SQLite-backed persistent queue 301 - `noop`: Disable queue processing (testing only) 302 - `none`: Alias for `noop` 303 ··· 308 309 # Multi-instance or high availability 310 QUEUE_ADAPTER=redis 311 + 312 + # Single instance with persistence 313 + QUEUE_ADAPTER=sqlite 314 315 # Testing without background processing 316 QUEUE_ADAPTER=noop ··· 419 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE=10000 # Very high traffic 420 ``` 421 422 + ### `QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE` 423 + 424 + **Required**: No 425 + **Type**: Integer 426 + **Default**: `10000` 427 + **Range**: 100-1000000 (recommended) 428 + **Constraints**: Must be >= 0 429 + 430 + Maximum queue size for SQLite adapter work shedding. When the queue exceeds this limit, the oldest entries are automatically deleted to maintain the specified size limit, preserving the most recently queued work items. 431 + 432 + **Work Shedding Behavior**: 433 + - New work items are always accepted 434 + - When queue size exceeds `QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE`, oldest entries are deleted 435 + - Deletion happens atomically with insertion in a single transaction 436 + - Essential for long-running deployments to prevent unbounded disk growth 437 + - Set to `0` to disable work shedding (unlimited queue size) 438 + 439 + **Examples**: 440 + ```bash 441 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE=0 # Unlimited (disable work shedding) 442 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE=1000 # Small deployment, frequent processing 443 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE=10000 # Default, balanced for most deployments 444 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE=100000 # High-traffic deployment with slower processing 445 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE=1000000 # Very high-traffic, maximum recommended 446 + ``` 447 + 448 + **Recommendations**: 449 + - **Small deployments**: 1000-5000 entries 450 + - **Production deployments**: 10000-50000 entries 451 + - **High-traffic deployments**: 50000-1000000 entries 452 + - **Development/testing**: 100-1000 entries 453 + - **Disk space concerns**: Lower values (1000-5000) 454 + - **High ingestion rate**: Higher values (50000-1000000) 455 + 456 ## Configuration Examples 457 458 ### Minimal Development Configuration ··· 507 CACHE_TTL_MEMORY=600 508 CACHE_TTL_SQLITE=86400 # 1 day 509 510 + # Queue (SQLite for single instance with persistence) 511 + QUEUE_ADAPTER=sqlite 512 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE=5000 513 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE=10000 514 515 # Logging 516 RUST_LOG=info ··· 618 SQLITE_URL: sqlite:/data/quickdid.db 619 CACHE_TTL_MEMORY: 600 620 CACHE_TTL_SQLITE: 86400 621 + QUEUE_ADAPTER: sqlite 622 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE: 5000 623 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE: 10000 624 RUST_LOG: info 625 ports: 626 - "8080:8080" ··· 652 - Recommended range: 1-60 seconds 653 654 3. **Queue Adapter** (`QUEUE_ADAPTER`): 655 + - Must be one of: `mpsc`, `redis`, `sqlite`, `noop`, `none` 656 - Case-sensitive 657 658 4. **Port** (`HTTP_PORT`): ··· 701 4. **High traffic**: Increase QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE (5000-10000) 702 5. **Multi-region**: Use region-specific QUEUE_WORKER_ID 703 704 + ### Caching and Queue Strategy 705 706 + 1. **Multi-instance/HA deployments**: Use Redis for distributed caching and queuing 707 + 2. **Single-instance deployments**: Use SQLite for persistent caching and queuing 708 + 3. **Development/testing**: Use memory-only caching with MPSC queuing 709 4. **Hybrid setups**: Configure both Redis and SQLite for redundancy 710 + 5. **Queue adapter guidelines**: 711 + - Redis: Best for multi-instance deployments with distributed processing 712 + - SQLite: Best for single-instance deployments needing persistence 713 + - MPSC: Best for single-instance deployments without persistence needs 714 + 6. **Cache TTL guidelines**: 715 - Redis: Shorter TTLs (1-7 days) for frequently updated handles 716 - SQLite: Longer TTLs (7-90 days) for stable single-instance caching 717 - Memory: Short TTLs (5-30 minutes) as fallback

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docs/production-deployment.md

··· 111 # QUEUE CONFIGURATION 112 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 113 114 - # Queue adapter type: 'mpsc', 'redis', 'noop', or 'none' (default: mpsc) 115 # - 'mpsc': In-memory queue for single-instance deployments 116 # - 'redis': Distributed queue for multi-instance or HA deployments 117 # - 'noop': Disable queue processing (testing only) 118 # - 'none': Alias for 'noop' 119 QUEUE_ADAPTER=redis ··· 141 # Range: 100-100000 142 # Increase for high-traffic deployments using MPSC adapter 143 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE=5000 144 145 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 146 # HTTP CLIENT CONFIGURATION ··· 389 SQLITE_URL: sqlite:/data/quickdid.db 390 CACHE_TTL_MEMORY: 600 391 CACHE_TTL_SQLITE: 86400 392 - QUEUE_ADAPTER: mpsc 393 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE: 5000 394 RUST_LOG: info 395 ports: 396 - "8080:8080" ··· 695 696 # Check SQLite cache entries (if using SQLite) 697 docker exec quickdid sqlite3 /data/quickdid.db "SELECT COUNT(*) as total_entries, MIN(updated) as oldest, MAX(updated) as newest FROM handle_resolution_cache;" 698 699 # Monitor real-time logs 700 docker-compose logs -f quickdid | grep -E "ERROR|WARN" ··· 770 3. **Memory** (fast, but lost on restart) 771 772 **Recommendations by Deployment Type**: 773 - - **Single instance, persistent**: Use SQLite (`SQLITE_URL=sqlite:./quickdid.db`) 774 - - **Multi-instance, HA**: Use Redis (`REDIS_URL=redis://redis:6379/0`) 775 - - **Testing/development**: Use memory only (no Redis/SQLite URLs) 776 - **Hybrid**: Configure both Redis and SQLite for redundancy 777 778 ### Redis Optimization 779 ··· 816 - Recommended range: 1-60 seconds 817 818 3. **Queue Adapter** (`QUEUE_ADAPTER`): 819 - - Must be one of: `mpsc`, `redis`, `noop`, `none` 820 - Case-sensitive 821 822 ### Validation Errors

··· 111 # QUEUE CONFIGURATION 112 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 113 114 + # Queue adapter type: 'mpsc', 'redis', 'sqlite', 'noop', or 'none' (default: mpsc) 115 # - 'mpsc': In-memory queue for single-instance deployments 116 # - 'redis': Distributed queue for multi-instance or HA deployments 117 + # - 'sqlite': Persistent queue for single-instance deployments 118 # - 'noop': Disable queue processing (testing only) 119 # - 'none': Alias for 'noop' 120 QUEUE_ADAPTER=redis ··· 142 # Range: 100-100000 143 # Increase for high-traffic deployments using MPSC adapter 144 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE=5000 145 + 146 + # Maximum queue size for SQLite adapter work shedding (default: 10000) 147 + # Range: 100-1000000 (recommended) 148 + # When exceeded, oldest entries are deleted to maintain this limit 149 + # Set to 0 to disable work shedding (unlimited queue size) 150 + # Benefits: Prevents unbounded disk usage, maintains recent work items 151 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE=10000 152 153 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 154 # HTTP CLIENT CONFIGURATION ··· 397 SQLITE_URL: sqlite:/data/quickdid.db 398 CACHE_TTL_MEMORY: 600 399 CACHE_TTL_SQLITE: 86400 400 + QUEUE_ADAPTER: sqlite 401 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE: 5000 402 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE: 10000 403 RUST_LOG: info 404 ports: 405 - "8080:8080" ··· 704 705 # Check SQLite cache entries (if using SQLite) 706 docker exec quickdid sqlite3 /data/quickdid.db "SELECT COUNT(*) as total_entries, MIN(updated) as oldest, MAX(updated) as newest FROM handle_resolution_cache;" 707 + 708 + # Check SQLite queue entries (if using SQLite queue adapter) 709 + docker exec quickdid sqlite3 /data/quickdid.db "SELECT COUNT(*) as queue_entries, MIN(queued_at) as oldest, MAX(queued_at) as newest FROM handle_resolution_queue;" 710 711 # Monitor real-time logs 712 docker-compose logs -f quickdid | grep -E "ERROR|WARN" ··· 782 3. **Memory** (fast, but lost on restart) 783 784 **Recommendations by Deployment Type**: 785 + - **Single instance, persistent**: Use SQLite for both caching and queuing (`SQLITE_URL=sqlite:./quickdid.db`, `QUEUE_ADAPTER=sqlite`) 786 + - **Multi-instance, HA**: Use Redis for both caching and queuing (`REDIS_URL=redis://redis:6379/0`, `QUEUE_ADAPTER=redis`) 787 + - **Testing/development**: Use memory-only caching with MPSC queuing (`QUEUE_ADAPTER=mpsc`) 788 - **Hybrid**: Configure both Redis and SQLite for redundancy 789 + 790 + ### Queue Strategy Selection 791 + 792 + **Queue Adapter Options**: 793 + 1. **Redis** (`QUEUE_ADAPTER=redis`) - Distributed queuing, best for multi-instance deployments 794 + 2. **SQLite** (`QUEUE_ADAPTER=sqlite`) - Persistent queuing, best for single-instance deployments 795 + 3. **MPSC** (`QUEUE_ADAPTER=mpsc`) - In-memory queuing, lightweight for single-instance without persistence needs 796 + 4. **No-op** (`QUEUE_ADAPTER=noop`) - Disable queuing entirely (testing only) 797 798 ### Redis Optimization 799 ··· 836 - Recommended range: 1-60 seconds 837 838 3. **Queue Adapter** (`QUEUE_ADAPTER`): 839 + - Must be one of: `mpsc`, `redis`, `sqlite`, `noop`, `none` 840 - Case-sensitive 841 842 ### Validation Errors

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src/bin/quickdid.rs

··· 17 http::{AppContext, create_router}, 18 queue_adapter::{ 19 HandleResolutionWork, QueueAdapter, create_mpsc_queue_from_channel, create_noop_queue, 20 - create_redis_queue, 21 }, 22 task_manager::spawn_cancellable_task, 23 }; ··· 210 } else { 211 tracing::warn!( 212 "Redis queue adapter requested but no Redis URL configured, using no-op adapter" 213 ); 214 create_noop_queue::<HandleResolutionWork>() 215 }

··· 17 http::{AppContext, create_router}, 18 queue_adapter::{ 19 HandleResolutionWork, QueueAdapter, create_mpsc_queue_from_channel, create_noop_queue, 20 + create_redis_queue, create_sqlite_queue, create_sqlite_queue_with_max_size, 21 }, 22 task_manager::spawn_cancellable_task, 23 }; ··· 210 } else { 211 tracing::warn!( 212 "Redis queue adapter requested but no Redis URL configured, using no-op adapter" 213 + ); 214 + create_noop_queue::<HandleResolutionWork>() 215 + } 216 + } 217 + "sqlite" => { 218 + // Use SQLite adapter 219 + if let Some(url) = config.sqlite_url.as_ref() { 220 + if let Some(pool) = try_create_sqlite_pool(url, "queue adapter").await { 221 + if config.queue_sqlite_max_size > 0 { 222 + tracing::info!( 223 + "Creating SQLite queue adapter with work shedding (max_size: {})", 224 + config.queue_sqlite_max_size 225 + ); 226 + create_sqlite_queue_with_max_size::<HandleResolutionWork>( 227 + pool, 228 + config.queue_sqlite_max_size, 229 + ) 230 + } else { 231 + tracing::info!("Creating SQLite queue adapter (unlimited size)"); 232 + create_sqlite_queue::<HandleResolutionWork>(pool) 233 + } 234 + } else { 235 + tracing::warn!("Failed to create SQLite pool for queue, falling back to MPSC queue adapter"); 236 + // Fall back to MPSC if SQLite fails 237 + let (handle_sender, handle_receiver) = 238 + tokio::sync::mpsc::channel::<HandleResolutionWork>( 239 + config.queue_buffer_size, 240 + ); 241 + create_mpsc_queue_from_channel(handle_sender, handle_receiver) 242 + } 243 + } else { 244 + tracing::warn!( 245 + "SQLite queue adapter requested but no SQLite URL configured, using no-op adapter" 246 ); 247 create_noop_queue::<HandleResolutionWork>() 248 }

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src/config.rs

··· 96 CACHE_TTL_SQLITE TTL for SQLite cache in seconds (default: 7776000 = 90 days) 97 98 QUEUE CONFIGURATION: 99 - QUEUE_ADAPTER Queue adapter: 'mpsc', 'redis', 'noop', 'none' (default: mpsc) 100 QUEUE_REDIS_URL Redis URL for queue adapter (uses REDIS_URL if not set) 101 QUEUE_REDIS_PREFIX Redis key prefix for queues (default: queue:handleresolver:) 102 QUEUE_REDIS_TIMEOUT Queue blocking timeout in seconds (default: 5) 103 QUEUE_WORKER_ID Worker ID for Redis queue (default: worker1) 104 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE Buffer size for MPSC queue (default: 1000) 105 " 106 )] 107 /// Command-line arguments and environment variables configuration ··· 192 /// Values: 193 /// - "mpsc": In-memory multi-producer single-consumer queue 194 /// - "redis": Redis-backed distributed queue 195 /// - "noop": Disable queue processing (for testing) 196 /// - "none": Alias for "noop" 197 /// ··· 276 /// Higher values = less Redis polling overhead 277 #[arg(long, env = "QUEUE_REDIS_TIMEOUT", default_value = "5")] 278 pub queue_redis_timeout: u64, 279 } 280 281 /// Validated configuration for QuickDID service ··· 332 /// SQLite database URL for caching (e.g., "sqlite:./quickdid.db") 333 pub sqlite_url: Option<String>, 334 335 - /// Queue adapter type: "mpsc", "redis", or "noop" 336 pub queue_adapter: String, 337 338 /// Redis URL for queue operations (falls back to redis_url) ··· 358 359 /// Redis blocking timeout for queue operations in seconds (e.g., 5) 360 pub queue_redis_timeout: u64, 361 } 362 363 impl Config { ··· 510 cache_ttl_redis: args.cache_ttl_redis, 511 cache_ttl_sqlite: args.cache_ttl_sqlite, 512 queue_redis_timeout: args.queue_redis_timeout, 513 }) 514 } 515 ··· 560 )); 561 } 562 match self.queue_adapter.as_str() { 563 - "mpsc" | "redis" | "noop" | "none" => {} 564 _ => { 565 return Err(ConfigError::InvalidValue(format!( 566 - "Invalid QUEUE_ADAPTER '{}', must be 'mpsc', 'redis', or 'noop'", 567 self.queue_adapter 568 ))); 569 }

··· 96 CACHE_TTL_SQLITE TTL for SQLite cache in seconds (default: 7776000 = 90 days) 97 98 QUEUE CONFIGURATION: 99 + QUEUE_ADAPTER Queue adapter: 'mpsc', 'redis', 'sqlite', 'noop', 'none' (default: mpsc) 100 QUEUE_REDIS_URL Redis URL for queue adapter (uses REDIS_URL if not set) 101 QUEUE_REDIS_PREFIX Redis key prefix for queues (default: queue:handleresolver:) 102 QUEUE_REDIS_TIMEOUT Queue blocking timeout in seconds (default: 5) 103 QUEUE_WORKER_ID Worker ID for Redis queue (default: worker1) 104 QUEUE_BUFFER_SIZE Buffer size for MPSC queue (default: 1000) 105 + QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE Maximum SQLite queue size for work shedding (default: 10000, 0=unlimited) 106 " 107 )] 108 /// Command-line arguments and environment variables configuration ··· 193 /// Values: 194 /// - "mpsc": In-memory multi-producer single-consumer queue 195 /// - "redis": Redis-backed distributed queue 196 + /// - "sqlite": SQLite-backed persistent queue 197 /// - "noop": Disable queue processing (for testing) 198 /// - "none": Alias for "noop" 199 /// ··· 278 /// Higher values = less Redis polling overhead 279 #[arg(long, env = "QUEUE_REDIS_TIMEOUT", default_value = "5")] 280 pub queue_redis_timeout: u64, 281 + 282 + /// Maximum queue size for SQLite adapter (work shedding) 283 + /// 284 + /// Range: 100-1000000 (recommended) 285 + /// Default: 10000 286 + /// 287 + /// When the SQLite queue exceeds this limit, the oldest entries are deleted 288 + /// to maintain the queue size. This prevents unbounded queue growth while 289 + /// preserving the most recently queued work items. 290 + /// 291 + /// Set to 0 to disable work shedding (unlimited queue size) 292 + #[arg(long, env = "QUEUE_SQLITE_MAX_SIZE", default_value = "10000")] 293 + pub queue_sqlite_max_size: u64, 294 } 295 296 /// Validated configuration for QuickDID service ··· 347 /// SQLite database URL for caching (e.g., "sqlite:./quickdid.db") 348 pub sqlite_url: Option<String>, 349 350 + /// Queue adapter type: "mpsc", "redis", "sqlite", or "noop" 351 pub queue_adapter: String, 352 353 /// Redis URL for queue operations (falls back to redis_url) ··· 373 374 /// Redis blocking timeout for queue operations in seconds (e.g., 5) 375 pub queue_redis_timeout: u64, 376 + 377 + /// Maximum queue size for SQLite adapter work shedding (e.g., 10000) 378 + /// When exceeded, oldest entries are deleted to maintain this limit. 379 + /// Set to 0 to disable work shedding (unlimited queue size). 380 + pub queue_sqlite_max_size: u64, 381 } 382 383 impl Config { ··· 530 cache_ttl_redis: args.cache_ttl_redis, 531 cache_ttl_sqlite: args.cache_ttl_sqlite, 532 queue_redis_timeout: args.queue_redis_timeout, 533 + queue_sqlite_max_size: args.queue_sqlite_max_size, 534 }) 535 } 536 ··· 581 )); 582 } 583 match self.queue_adapter.as_str() { 584 + "mpsc" | "redis" | "sqlite" | "noop" | "none" => {} 585 _ => { 586 return Err(ConfigError::InvalidValue(format!( 587 + "Invalid QUEUE_ADAPTER '{}', must be 'mpsc', 'redis', 'sqlite', or 'noop'", 588 self.queue_adapter 589 ))); 590 }

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src/queue_adapter.rs

··· 6 use async_trait::async_trait; 7 use deadpool_redis::{Pool as RedisPool, redis::AsyncCommands}; 8 use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; 9 use std::sync::Arc; 10 use thiserror::Error; 11 use tokio::sync::{Mutex, mpsc}; ··· 447 } 448 } 449 450 // ========= Factory Functions for Queue Adapters ========= 451 452 /// Create a new MPSC queue adapter with the specified buffer size. ··· 519 Arc::new(NoopQueueAdapter::new()) 520 } 521 522 #[cfg(test)] 523 mod tests { 524 use super::*; ··· 669 670 // Should be healthy if Redis is running 671 assert!(adapter.is_healthy().await); 672 } 673 }

··· 6 use async_trait::async_trait; 7 use deadpool_redis::{Pool as RedisPool, redis::AsyncCommands}; 8 use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; 9 + use sqlx::{self, Row}; 10 use std::sync::Arc; 11 use thiserror::Error; 12 use tokio::sync::{Mutex, mpsc}; ··· 448 } 449 } 450 451 + /// SQLite-backed queue adapter implementation. 452 + /// 453 + /// This adapter uses SQLite database for persistent queuing of work items. 454 + /// It's suitable for single-instance deployments that need persistence 455 + /// across service restarts while remaining lightweight. 456 + /// 457 + /// # Features 458 + /// 459 + /// - Persistent queuing across service restarts 460 + /// - Simple FIFO ordering based on insertion time 461 + /// - Single consumer design (no complex locking needed) 462 + /// - Simple pull-and-delete semantics 463 + /// - Work shedding to prevent unbounded queue growth 464 + /// 465 + /// # Work Shedding 466 + /// 467 + /// When `max_size` is configured (> 0), the adapter implements work shedding: 468 + /// - New work items are always accepted 469 + /// - When the queue exceeds `max_size`, oldest entries are automatically deleted 470 + /// - This maintains the most recent work items while preventing unbounded growth 471 + /// - Essential for long-running deployments to avoid disk space issues 472 + pub(crate) struct SqliteQueueAdapter<T> 473 + where 474 + T: Send + Sync + Serialize + for<'de> Deserialize<'de> + 'static, 475 + { 476 + /// SQLite connection pool 477 + pool: sqlx::SqlitePool, 478 + /// Maximum queue size (0 = unlimited) 479 + /// When exceeded, oldest entries are deleted to maintain this limit 480 + max_size: u64, 481 + /// Type marker for generic parameter 482 + _phantom: std::marker::PhantomData<T>, 483 + } 484 + 485 + impl<T> SqliteQueueAdapter<T> 486 + where 487 + T: Send + Sync + Serialize + for<'de> Deserialize<'de> + 'static, 488 + { 489 + /// Create a new SQLite queue adapter with unlimited queue size. 490 + pub(crate) fn new(pool: sqlx::SqlitePool) -> Self { 491 + Self::with_max_size(pool, 0) 492 + } 493 + 494 + /// Create a new SQLite queue adapter with specified maximum queue size. 495 + /// 496 + /// # Arguments 497 + /// 498 + /// * `pool` - SQLite connection pool 499 + /// * `max_size` - Maximum number of entries in queue (0 = unlimited) 500 + /// 501 + /// # Work Shedding Behavior 502 + /// 503 + /// When `max_size` > 0: 504 + /// - New work items are always accepted 505 + /// - If queue size exceeds `max_size` after insertion, oldest entries are deleted 506 + /// - This preserves the most recent work while preventing unbounded growth 507 + pub(crate) fn with_max_size(pool: sqlx::SqlitePool, max_size: u64) -> Self { 508 + Self { 509 + pool, 510 + max_size, 511 + _phantom: std::marker::PhantomData, 512 + } 513 + } 514 + } 515 + 516 + #[async_trait] 517 + impl<T> QueueAdapter<T> for SqliteQueueAdapter<T> 518 + where 519 + T: Send + Sync + Serialize + for<'de> Deserialize<'de> + 'static, 520 + { 521 + async fn pull(&self) -> Option<T> { 522 + // Get the oldest queued item and delete it in a transaction 523 + let mut transaction = match self.pool.begin().await { 524 + Ok(tx) => tx, 525 + Err(e) => { 526 + error!("Failed to start SQLite transaction: {}", e); 527 + return None; 528 + } 529 + }; 530 + 531 + // Select the oldest queued item 532 + let record = match sqlx::query( 533 + "SELECT id, work FROM handle_resolution_queue 534 + ORDER BY queued_at ASC 535 + LIMIT 1" 536 + ) 537 + .fetch_optional(&mut *transaction) 538 + .await 539 + { 540 + Ok(Some(row)) => row, 541 + Ok(None) => { 542 + // No queued items available 543 + debug!("No queued items available in SQLite queue"); 544 + return None; 545 + } 546 + Err(e) => { 547 + error!("Failed to query SQLite queue: {}", e); 548 + return None; 549 + } 550 + }; 551 + 552 + let item_id: i64 = record.get("id"); 553 + let work_json: String = record.get("work"); 554 + 555 + // Delete the item from the queue 556 + if let Err(e) = sqlx::query("DELETE FROM handle_resolution_queue WHERE id = ?1") 557 + .bind(item_id) 558 + .execute(&mut *transaction) 559 + .await 560 + { 561 + error!("Failed to delete item from queue: {}", e); 562 + return None; 563 + } 564 + 565 + // Commit the transaction 566 + if let Err(e) = transaction.commit().await { 567 + error!("Failed to commit SQLite transaction: {}", e); 568 + return None; 569 + } 570 + 571 + // Deserialize the work item from JSON 572 + match serde_json::from_str(&work_json) { 573 + Ok(work) => { 574 + debug!("Pulled work item from SQLite queue"); 575 + Some(work) 576 + } 577 + Err(e) => { 578 + error!("Failed to deserialize work item: {}", e); 579 + None 580 + } 581 + } 582 + } 583 + 584 + async fn push(&self, work: T) -> Result<()> { 585 + // Serialize the entire work item as JSON 586 + let work_json = serde_json::to_string(&work) 587 + .map_err(|e| QueueError::SerializationFailed(e.to_string()))?; 588 + 589 + let current_timestamp = std::time::SystemTime::now() 590 + .duration_since(std::time::UNIX_EPOCH) 591 + .unwrap_or_default() 592 + .as_secs() as i64; 593 + 594 + // Optimized approach: Insert first, then check if cleanup needed 595 + // This avoids counting on every insert 596 + sqlx::query( 597 + "INSERT INTO handle_resolution_queue (work, queued_at) VALUES (?1, ?2)" 598 + ) 599 + .bind(&work_json) 600 + .bind(current_timestamp) 601 + .execute(&self.pool) 602 + .await 603 + .map_err(|e| QueueError::PushFailed(format!("Failed to insert work item: {}", e)))?; 604 + 605 + // Implement optimized work shedding if max_size is configured 606 + if self.max_size > 0 { 607 + // Optimized approach: Only check and clean periodically or when likely over limit 608 + // Use a limited count to avoid full table scan 609 + let check_limit = self.max_size as i64 + (self.max_size as i64 / 10).max(1); // Check 10% over limit 610 + let approx_count: Option<i64> = sqlx::query_scalar( 611 + "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ( 612 + SELECT 1 FROM handle_resolution_queue LIMIT ?1 613 + ) AS limited_count" 614 + ) 615 + .bind(check_limit) 616 + .fetch_one(&self.pool) 617 + .await 618 + .map_err(|e| QueueError::PushFailed(format!("Failed to check queue size: {}", e)))?; 619 + 620 + // Only perform cleanup if we're definitely over the limit 621 + if let Some(count) = approx_count && count >= check_limit { 622 + // Perform batch cleanup - delete more than just the excess to reduce frequency 623 + // Delete 20% more than needed to avoid frequent shedding 624 + let target_size = (self.max_size as f64 * 0.8) as i64; // Keep 80% of max_size 625 + let to_delete = count - target_size; 626 + 627 + if to_delete > 0 { 628 + // Optimized deletion: First get the cutoff id and timestamp 629 + // This avoids the expensive subquery in the DELETE statement 630 + let cutoff: Option<(i64, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 631 + "SELECT id, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue 632 + ORDER BY queued_at ASC, id ASC 633 + LIMIT 1 OFFSET ?1" 634 + ) 635 + .bind(to_delete - 1) 636 + .fetch_optional(&self.pool) 637 + .await 638 + .map_err(|e| QueueError::PushFailed(format!("Failed to find cutoff: {}", e)))?; 639 + 640 + if let Some((cutoff_id, cutoff_timestamp)) = cutoff { 641 + // Delete entries older than cutoff, or equal timestamp with lower id 642 + // This handles the case where multiple entries have the same timestamp 643 + let deleted_result = sqlx::query( 644 + "DELETE FROM handle_resolution_queue 645 + WHERE queued_at < ?1 646 + OR (queued_at = ?1 AND id <= ?2)" 647 + ) 648 + .bind(cutoff_timestamp) 649 + .bind(cutoff_id) 650 + .execute(&self.pool) 651 + .await 652 + .map_err(|e| QueueError::PushFailed(format!("Failed to delete excess entries: {}", e)))?; 653 + 654 + let deleted_count = deleted_result.rows_affected(); 655 + if deleted_count > 0 { 656 + tracing::info!( 657 + "Work shedding: deleted {} oldest entries (target size: {}, max: {})", 658 + deleted_count, 659 + target_size, 660 + self.max_size 661 + ); 662 + } 663 + } 664 + } 665 + } 666 + } 667 + 668 + debug!("Pushed work item to SQLite queue (max_size: {})", self.max_size); 669 + Ok(()) 670 + } 671 + 672 + async fn ack(&self, _item: &T) -> Result<()> { 673 + // With the simplified SQLite queue design, items are deleted when pulled, 674 + // so acknowledgment is a no-op (item is already processed and removed) 675 + debug!("Acknowledged work item in SQLite queue (no-op)"); 676 + Ok(()) 677 + } 678 + 679 + async fn depth(&self) -> Option<usize> { 680 + match sqlx::query_scalar::<_, i64>( 681 + "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM handle_resolution_queue" 682 + ) 683 + .fetch_one(&self.pool) 684 + .await 685 + { 686 + Ok(count) => Some(count as usize), 687 + Err(e) => { 688 + warn!("Failed to get SQLite queue depth: {}", e); 689 + None 690 + } 691 + } 692 + } 693 + 694 + async fn is_healthy(&self) -> bool { 695 + // Test the connection by running a simple query 696 + sqlx::query_scalar::<_, i64>("SELECT 1") 697 + .fetch_one(&self.pool) 698 + .await 699 + .map(|_| true) 700 + .unwrap_or(false) 701 + } 702 + } 703 + 704 // ========= Factory Functions for Queue Adapters ========= 705 706 /// Create a new MPSC queue adapter with the specified buffer size. ··· 773 Arc::new(NoopQueueAdapter::new()) 774 } 775 776 + /// Create a new SQLite queue adapter with unlimited queue size. 777 + /// 778 + /// This creates a persistent queue backed by SQLite database suitable 779 + /// for single-instance deployments that need persistence across restarts. 780 + /// The queue has no size limit and may grow unbounded. 781 + /// 782 + /// # Arguments 783 + /// 784 + /// * `pool` - SQLite connection pool 785 + /// 786 + /// # Example 787 + /// 788 + /// ```no_run 789 + /// use quickdid::queue_adapter::{create_sqlite_queue, HandleResolutionWork}; 790 + /// use quickdid::sqlite_schema::create_sqlite_pool; 791 + /// use std::sync::Arc; 792 + /// 793 + /// # async fn example() -> anyhow::Result<()> { 794 + /// let pool = create_sqlite_pool("sqlite:./quickdid.db").await?; 795 + /// let queue = create_sqlite_queue::<HandleResolutionWork>(pool); 796 + /// # Ok(()) 797 + /// # } 798 + /// ``` 799 + pub fn create_sqlite_queue<T>(pool: sqlx::SqlitePool) -> Arc<dyn QueueAdapter<T>> 800 + where 801 + T: Send + Sync + Serialize + for<'de> Deserialize<'de> + 'static, 802 + { 803 + Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::new(pool)) 804 + } 805 + 806 + /// Create a new SQLite queue adapter with work shedding. 807 + /// 808 + /// This creates a persistent queue with configurable maximum size. 809 + /// When the queue exceeds `max_size`, the oldest entries are automatically 810 + /// deleted to maintain the limit, preserving the most recent work items. 811 + /// 812 + /// # Arguments 813 + /// 814 + /// * `pool` - SQLite connection pool 815 + /// * `max_size` - Maximum number of entries (0 = unlimited) 816 + /// 817 + /// # Work Shedding Behavior 818 + /// 819 + /// - New work items are always accepted 820 + /// - When queue size exceeds `max_size`, oldest entries are deleted 821 + /// - Deletion happens atomically with insertion in a single transaction 822 + /// - Essential for long-running deployments to prevent disk space issues 823 + /// 824 + /// # Example 825 + /// 826 + /// ```no_run 827 + /// use quickdid::queue_adapter::{create_sqlite_queue_with_max_size, HandleResolutionWork}; 828 + /// use quickdid::sqlite_schema::create_sqlite_pool; 829 + /// use std::sync::Arc; 830 + /// 831 + /// # async fn example() -> anyhow::Result<()> { 832 + /// let pool = create_sqlite_pool("sqlite:./quickdid.db").await?; 833 + /// // Limit queue to 10,000 entries with automatic work shedding 834 + /// let queue = create_sqlite_queue_with_max_size::<HandleResolutionWork>(pool, 10000); 835 + /// # Ok(()) 836 + /// # } 837 + /// ``` 838 + pub fn create_sqlite_queue_with_max_size<T>( 839 + pool: sqlx::SqlitePool, 840 + max_size: u64, 841 + ) -> Arc<dyn QueueAdapter<T>> 842 + where 843 + T: Send + Sync + Serialize + for<'de> Deserialize<'de> + 'static, 844 + { 845 + Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::with_max_size(pool, max_size)) 846 + } 847 + 848 #[cfg(test)] 849 mod tests { 850 use super::*; ··· 995 996 // Should be healthy if Redis is running 997 assert!(adapter.is_healthy().await); 998 + } 999 + 1000 + #[tokio::test] 1001 + async fn test_sqlite_queue_adapter_push_pull() { 1002 + // Create in-memory SQLite database for testing 1003 + let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:") 1004 + .await 1005 + .expect("Failed to connect to in-memory SQLite"); 1006 + 1007 + // Create the queue schema 1008 + crate::sqlite_schema::create_schema(&pool) 1009 + .await 1010 + .expect("Failed to create schema"); 1011 + 1012 + let adapter = Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::<HandleResolutionWork>::new(pool.clone())); 1013 + 1014 + let test_handle = "alice.example.com"; 1015 + let work = HandleResolutionWork { 1016 + handle: test_handle.to_string(), 1017 + }; 1018 + 1019 + // Test push 1020 + adapter.push(work.clone()).await.unwrap(); 1021 + 1022 + // Verify the record is actually in the database 1023 + let records: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1024 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue ORDER BY queued_at ASC" 1025 + ) 1026 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1027 + .await 1028 + .expect("Failed to query database"); 1029 + 1030 + assert_eq!(records.len(), 1); 1031 + let (db_id, db_work_json, db_queued_at) = &records[0]; 1032 + assert!(*db_id > 0); 1033 + assert!(*db_queued_at > 0); 1034 + 1035 + // Verify the JSON content 1036 + let stored_work: HandleResolutionWork = serde_json::from_str(db_work_json) 1037 + .expect("Failed to deserialize stored work"); 1038 + assert_eq!(stored_work.handle, test_handle); 1039 + 1040 + // Verify depth 1041 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(1)); 1042 + 1043 + // Test pull 1044 + let pulled = adapter.pull().await; 1045 + assert!(pulled.is_some()); 1046 + let pulled_work = pulled.unwrap(); 1047 + assert_eq!(pulled_work.handle, test_handle); 1048 + 1049 + // Verify the record was deleted from database after pull 1050 + let records_after_pull: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1051 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue" 1052 + ) 1053 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1054 + .await 1055 + .expect("Failed to query database after pull"); 1056 + 1057 + assert_eq!(records_after_pull.len(), 0); 1058 + 1059 + // Test ack - should be no-op since item already deleted 1060 + adapter.ack(&pulled_work).await.expect("Ack should succeed"); 1061 + 1062 + // Verify depth after ack 1063 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(0)); 1064 + 1065 + // Verify no more items to pull 1066 + let empty_pull = adapter.pull().await; 1067 + assert!(empty_pull.is_none()); 1068 + } 1069 + 1070 + #[tokio::test] 1071 + async fn test_sqlite_queue_adapter_multiple_items() { 1072 + // Create in-memory SQLite database for testing 1073 + let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:") 1074 + .await 1075 + .expect("Failed to connect to in-memory SQLite"); 1076 + 1077 + // Create the queue schema 1078 + crate::sqlite_schema::create_schema(&pool) 1079 + .await 1080 + .expect("Failed to create schema"); 1081 + 1082 + let adapter = Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::<HandleResolutionWork>::new(pool.clone())); 1083 + 1084 + // Push multiple items 1085 + let handles = vec!["alice.example.com", "bob.example.com", "charlie.example.com"]; 1086 + for handle in &handles { 1087 + let work = HandleResolutionWork { 1088 + handle: handle.to_string(), 1089 + }; 1090 + adapter.push(work).await.unwrap(); 1091 + } 1092 + 1093 + // Verify all records are in database with correct order 1094 + let records: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1095 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue ORDER BY queued_at ASC" 1096 + ) 1097 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1098 + .await 1099 + .expect("Failed to query database"); 1100 + 1101 + assert_eq!(records.len(), 3); 1102 + 1103 + // Verify FIFO ordering by timestamp 1104 + assert!(records[0].2 <= records[1].2); // queued_at timestamps should be in order 1105 + assert!(records[1].2 <= records[2].2); 1106 + 1107 + // Verify JSON content matches expected handles 1108 + for (i, (db_id, db_work_json, _)) in records.iter().enumerate() { 1109 + assert!(*db_id > 0); 1110 + let stored_work: HandleResolutionWork = serde_json::from_str(db_work_json) 1111 + .expect("Failed to deserialize stored work"); 1112 + assert_eq!(stored_work.handle, handles[i]); 1113 + } 1114 + 1115 + // Verify depth 1116 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(3)); 1117 + 1118 + // Pull items in FIFO order and verify database state changes 1119 + for (i, expected_handle) in handles.iter().enumerate() { 1120 + let pulled = adapter.pull().await; 1121 + assert!(pulled.is_some()); 1122 + let pulled_work = pulled.unwrap(); 1123 + assert_eq!(pulled_work.handle, *expected_handle); 1124 + 1125 + // Verify database now has one fewer record 1126 + let remaining_count: i64 = sqlx::query_scalar( 1127 + "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM handle_resolution_queue" 1128 + ) 1129 + .fetch_one(&pool) 1130 + .await 1131 + .expect("Failed to count remaining records"); 1132 + assert_eq!(remaining_count, (handles.len() - i - 1) as i64); 1133 + 1134 + // Ack the item (no-op) 1135 + adapter.ack(&pulled_work).await.expect("Ack should succeed"); 1136 + } 1137 + 1138 + // Verify queue is empty in both adapter and database 1139 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(0)); 1140 + 1141 + let final_records: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1142 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue" 1143 + ) 1144 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1145 + .await 1146 + .expect("Failed to query database"); 1147 + assert_eq!(final_records.len(), 0); 1148 + 1149 + let empty_pull = adapter.pull().await; 1150 + assert!(empty_pull.is_none()); 1151 + } 1152 + 1153 + #[tokio::test] 1154 + async fn test_sqlite_queue_adapter_simple_pull_delete() { 1155 + // Create in-memory SQLite database for testing 1156 + let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:") 1157 + .await 1158 + .expect("Failed to connect to in-memory SQLite"); 1159 + 1160 + // Create the queue schema 1161 + crate::sqlite_schema::create_schema(&pool) 1162 + .await 1163 + .expect("Failed to create schema"); 1164 + 1165 + let adapter = Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::<HandleResolutionWork>::new(pool.clone())); 1166 + 1167 + let test_handle = "simple.example.com"; 1168 + let work = HandleResolutionWork { 1169 + handle: test_handle.to_string(), 1170 + }; 1171 + 1172 + // Push item 1173 + adapter.push(work.clone()).await.unwrap(); 1174 + 1175 + // Verify the record exists in database with correct JSON 1176 + let records: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1177 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue" 1178 + ) 1179 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1180 + .await 1181 + .expect("Failed to query database"); 1182 + 1183 + assert_eq!(records.len(), 1); 1184 + let (db_id, db_work_json, db_queued_at) = &records[0]; 1185 + assert!(*db_id > 0); 1186 + assert!(*db_queued_at > 0); 1187 + 1188 + // Verify JSON content 1189 + let stored_work: HandleResolutionWork = serde_json::from_str(db_work_json) 1190 + .expect("Failed to deserialize stored work"); 1191 + assert_eq!(stored_work.handle, test_handle); 1192 + 1193 + // Verify item is in queue using schema stats 1194 + let total_before = crate::sqlite_schema::get_queue_stats(&pool) 1195 + .await 1196 + .expect("Failed to get queue stats"); 1197 + assert_eq!(total_before, 1); 1198 + 1199 + // Pull item (should delete it immediately) 1200 + let pulled = adapter.pull().await; 1201 + assert!(pulled.is_some()); 1202 + let pulled_work = pulled.unwrap(); 1203 + assert_eq!(pulled_work.handle, test_handle); 1204 + 1205 + // Verify the record was deleted from database 1206 + let records_after_pull: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1207 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue" 1208 + ) 1209 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1210 + .await 1211 + .expect("Failed to query database after pull"); 1212 + assert_eq!(records_after_pull.len(), 0); 1213 + 1214 + // Verify that pulling again returns None (no records left) 1215 + let empty_pull = adapter.pull().await; 1216 + assert!(empty_pull.is_none()); 1217 + 1218 + // Verify queue is now empty after pull using schema stats 1219 + let total_after = crate::sqlite_schema::get_queue_stats(&pool) 1220 + .await 1221 + .expect("Failed to get queue stats"); 1222 + assert_eq!(total_after, 0); 1223 + 1224 + // Ack the item (should be no-op) 1225 + adapter.ack(&pulled_work).await.expect("Ack should succeed"); 1226 + 1227 + // Verify queue is still empty using schema stats 1228 + let total_final = crate::sqlite_schema::get_queue_stats(&pool) 1229 + .await 1230 + .expect("Failed to get queue stats after ack"); 1231 + assert_eq!(total_final, 0); 1232 + } 1233 + 1234 + #[tokio::test] 1235 + async fn test_sqlite_queue_adapter_health() { 1236 + // Create in-memory SQLite database for testing 1237 + let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:") 1238 + .await 1239 + .expect("Failed to connect to in-memory SQLite"); 1240 + 1241 + // Create the queue schema 1242 + crate::sqlite_schema::create_schema(&pool) 1243 + .await 1244 + .expect("Failed to create schema"); 1245 + 1246 + let adapter = Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::<HandleResolutionWork>::new(pool)); 1247 + 1248 + // Should be healthy if SQLite is working 1249 + assert!(adapter.is_healthy().await); 1250 + } 1251 + 1252 + #[tokio::test] 1253 + async fn test_sqlite_queue_adapter_ack_no_op() { 1254 + // Create in-memory SQLite database for testing 1255 + let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:") 1256 + .await 1257 + .expect("Failed to connect to in-memory SQLite"); 1258 + 1259 + // Create the queue schema 1260 + crate::sqlite_schema::create_schema(&pool) 1261 + .await 1262 + .expect("Failed to create schema"); 1263 + 1264 + let adapter = Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::<HandleResolutionWork>::new(pool)); 1265 + 1266 + // Ack should always succeed as it's a no-op 1267 + let any_work = HandleResolutionWork { 1268 + handle: "any.example.com".to_string(), 1269 + }; 1270 + 1271 + let result = adapter.ack(&any_work).await; 1272 + assert!(result.is_ok()); 1273 + } 1274 + 1275 + #[tokio::test] 1276 + async fn test_sqlite_queue_adapter_generic_work_type() { 1277 + // Test with a different work type to demonstrate genericity 1278 + #[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize, PartialEq)] 1279 + struct CustomWork { 1280 + id: u64, 1281 + name: String, 1282 + data: Vec<i32>, 1283 + } 1284 + 1285 + // Create in-memory SQLite database for testing 1286 + let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:") 1287 + .await 1288 + .expect("Failed to connect to in-memory SQLite"); 1289 + 1290 + // Create the queue schema 1291 + crate::sqlite_schema::create_schema(&pool) 1292 + .await 1293 + .expect("Failed to create schema"); 1294 + 1295 + let adapter = Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::<CustomWork>::new(pool.clone())); 1296 + 1297 + // Create custom work items 1298 + let work1 = CustomWork { 1299 + id: 123, 1300 + name: "test_work".to_string(), 1301 + data: vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5], 1302 + }; 1303 + 1304 + let work2 = CustomWork { 1305 + id: 456, 1306 + name: "another_work".to_string(), 1307 + data: vec![10, 20], 1308 + }; 1309 + 1310 + // Test push for both items 1311 + adapter.push(work1.clone()).await.unwrap(); 1312 + adapter.push(work2.clone()).await.unwrap(); 1313 + 1314 + // Verify the records are in database with correct JSON serialization 1315 + let records: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1316 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue ORDER BY queued_at ASC" 1317 + ) 1318 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1319 + .await 1320 + .expect("Failed to query database"); 1321 + 1322 + assert_eq!(records.len(), 2); 1323 + 1324 + // Verify first work item JSON 1325 + let stored_work1: CustomWork = serde_json::from_str(&records[0].1) 1326 + .expect("Failed to deserialize first work item"); 1327 + assert_eq!(stored_work1, work1); 1328 + 1329 + // Verify the JSON contains all expected fields 1330 + let json_value1: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&records[0].1) 1331 + .expect("Failed to parse JSON"); 1332 + assert_eq!(json_value1["id"], 123); 1333 + assert_eq!(json_value1["name"], "test_work"); 1334 + assert_eq!(json_value1["data"], serde_json::json!([1, 2, 3, 4, 5])); 1335 + 1336 + // Verify second work item JSON 1337 + let stored_work2: CustomWork = serde_json::from_str(&records[1].1) 1338 + .expect("Failed to deserialize second work item"); 1339 + assert_eq!(stored_work2, work2); 1340 + 1341 + let json_value2: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&records[1].1) 1342 + .expect("Failed to parse JSON"); 1343 + assert_eq!(json_value2["id"], 456); 1344 + assert_eq!(json_value2["name"], "another_work"); 1345 + assert_eq!(json_value2["data"], serde_json::json!([10, 20])); 1346 + 1347 + // Verify depth 1348 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(2)); 1349 + 1350 + // Test pull - should get items in FIFO order 1351 + let pulled1 = adapter.pull().await; 1352 + assert!(pulled1.is_some()); 1353 + let pulled_work1 = pulled1.unwrap(); 1354 + assert_eq!(pulled_work1, work1); 1355 + 1356 + // Verify database now has one record 1357 + let count_after_first_pull: i64 = sqlx::query_scalar( 1358 + "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM handle_resolution_queue" 1359 + ) 1360 + .fetch_one(&pool) 1361 + .await 1362 + .expect("Failed to count records"); 1363 + assert_eq!(count_after_first_pull, 1); 1364 + 1365 + let pulled2 = adapter.pull().await; 1366 + assert!(pulled2.is_some()); 1367 + let pulled_work2 = pulled2.unwrap(); 1368 + assert_eq!(pulled_work2, work2); 1369 + 1370 + // Verify database is now empty 1371 + let count_after_second_pull: i64 = sqlx::query_scalar( 1372 + "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM handle_resolution_queue" 1373 + ) 1374 + .fetch_one(&pool) 1375 + .await 1376 + .expect("Failed to count records"); 1377 + assert_eq!(count_after_second_pull, 0); 1378 + 1379 + // Verify queue is empty 1380 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(0)); 1381 + let empty_pull = adapter.pull().await; 1382 + assert!(empty_pull.is_none()); 1383 + 1384 + // Test ack (should be no-op) 1385 + adapter.ack(&pulled_work1).await.expect("Ack should succeed"); 1386 + adapter.ack(&pulled_work2).await.expect("Ack should succeed"); 1387 + } 1388 + 1389 + #[tokio::test] 1390 + async fn test_sqlite_queue_adapter_work_shedding() { 1391 + // Create in-memory SQLite database for testing 1392 + let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:") 1393 + .await 1394 + .expect("Failed to connect to in-memory SQLite"); 1395 + 1396 + // Create the queue schema 1397 + crate::sqlite_schema::create_schema(&pool) 1398 + .await 1399 + .expect("Failed to create schema"); 1400 + 1401 + // Create adapter with small max_size for testing work shedding 1402 + let max_size = 10; // Use larger size to properly test batch deletion 1403 + let adapter = Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::<HandleResolutionWork>::with_max_size( 1404 + pool.clone(), 1405 + max_size 1406 + )); 1407 + 1408 + // Verify initial empty state 1409 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(0)); 1410 + 1411 + // Push items up to the limit (should not trigger shedding) 1412 + let mut handles = Vec::new(); 1413 + for i in 0..max_size { 1414 + let handle = format!("test-{:03}", i); 1415 + handles.push(handle.clone()); 1416 + let work = HandleResolutionWork { handle }; 1417 + adapter.push(work).await.expect("Push should succeed"); 1418 + } 1419 + 1420 + // Verify all items are present 1421 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(max_size as usize)); 1422 + 1423 + // Push beyond 110% of max_size to trigger batch shedding 1424 + // The implementation checks at 110% and deletes down to 80% 1425 + let trigger_point = max_size + (max_size / 10) + 1; 1426 + for i in max_size..trigger_point { 1427 + let handle = format!("test-{:03}", i); 1428 + handles.push(handle); 1429 + let work = HandleResolutionWork { handle: handles[i as usize].clone() }; 1430 + adapter.push(work).await.expect("Push should succeed"); 1431 + } 1432 + 1433 + // After triggering shedding, queue should be around 80% of max_size 1434 + let depth_after_shedding = adapter.depth().await.unwrap(); 1435 + let expected_size = (max_size as f64 * 0.8) as usize; 1436 + 1437 + // Allow some variance due to batch deletion 1438 + assert!( 1439 + depth_after_shedding <= expected_size + 1, 1440 + "Queue size {} should be around 80% of max_size ({})", 1441 + depth_after_shedding, 1442 + expected_size 1443 + ); 1444 + 1445 + // Verify oldest items were deleted and newest items remain 1446 + let records: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1447 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue ORDER BY queued_at ASC" 1448 + ) 1449 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1450 + .await 1451 + .expect("Failed to query database after shedding"); 1452 + 1453 + // Some of the oldest items should be gone (but not necessarily all the first ones) 1454 + // With batch deletion to 80%, we keep recent items 1455 + let last_item: HandleResolutionWork = serde_json::from_str(&records[records.len() - 1].1) 1456 + .expect("Failed to deserialize last work"); 1457 + // Should have the most recent items 1458 + assert!(last_item.handle.starts_with("test-01"), "Should have recent items"); 1459 + 1460 + // Verify FIFO order is maintained for remaining items 1461 + let mut prev_id = 0; 1462 + for record in &records { 1463 + let id: i64 = record.0; 1464 + assert!(id > prev_id, "IDs should be in ascending order"); 1465 + prev_id = id; 1466 + } 1467 + } 1468 + 1469 + #[tokio::test] 1470 + async fn test_sqlite_queue_adapter_work_shedding_disabled() { 1471 + // Create in-memory SQLite database for testing 1472 + let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:") 1473 + .await 1474 + .expect("Failed to connect to in-memory SQLite"); 1475 + 1476 + // Create the queue schema 1477 + crate::sqlite_schema::create_schema(&pool) 1478 + .await 1479 + .expect("Failed to create schema"); 1480 + 1481 + // Create adapter with max_size = 0 (disabled work shedding) 1482 + let adapter = Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::<HandleResolutionWork>::with_max_size( 1483 + pool.clone(), 1484 + 0 1485 + )); 1486 + 1487 + // Push many items (should not trigger any shedding) 1488 + let mut expected_handles = Vec::new(); 1489 + for i in 0..100 { 1490 + let handle = format!("test-{:03}", i); 1491 + expected_handles.push(handle.clone()); 1492 + let work = HandleResolutionWork { handle }; 1493 + adapter.push(work).await.expect("Push should succeed"); 1494 + } 1495 + 1496 + // Verify all items are present (no shedding occurred) 1497 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(100)); 1498 + 1499 + // Verify all items are in database 1500 + let records: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1501 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue ORDER BY queued_at ASC" 1502 + ) 1503 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1504 + .await 1505 + .expect("Failed to query database"); 1506 + 1507 + assert_eq!(records.len(), 100); 1508 + 1509 + // Verify all items are present in correct order 1510 + for (i, expected_handle) in expected_handles.iter().enumerate() { 1511 + let stored_work: HandleResolutionWork = serde_json::from_str(&records[i].1) 1512 + .expect("Failed to deserialize stored work"); 1513 + assert_eq!(stored_work.handle, *expected_handle); 1514 + } 1515 + } 1516 + 1517 + #[tokio::test] 1518 + async fn test_sqlite_queue_adapter_performance_optimizations() { 1519 + // Create in-memory SQLite database for testing 1520 + let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:") 1521 + .await 1522 + .expect("Failed to connect to in-memory SQLite"); 1523 + 1524 + // Create the queue schema 1525 + crate::sqlite_schema::create_schema(&pool) 1526 + .await 1527 + .expect("Failed to create schema"); 1528 + 1529 + // Create adapter with reasonable max_size 1530 + let max_size = 100; 1531 + let adapter = Arc::new(SqliteQueueAdapter::<HandleResolutionWork>::with_max_size( 1532 + pool.clone(), 1533 + max_size 1534 + )); 1535 + 1536 + // Test 1: Verify inserts don't trigger checks when well under limit 1537 + // Push 50 items (50% of max_size) - should not trigger any cleanup checks 1538 + for i in 0..50 { 1539 + let work = HandleResolutionWork { 1540 + handle: format!("handle-{:04}", i), 1541 + }; 1542 + adapter.push(work).await.expect("Push should succeed"); 1543 + } 1544 + assert_eq!(adapter.depth().await, Some(50)); 1545 + 1546 + // Test 2: Verify batch deletion efficiency 1547 + // Push to 110% to trigger batch cleanup 1548 + for i in 50..111 { 1549 + let work = HandleResolutionWork { 1550 + handle: format!("handle-{:04}", i), 1551 + }; 1552 + adapter.push(work).await.expect("Push should succeed"); 1553 + // Add tiny delay to ensure different timestamps for proper ordering 1554 + if i % 10 == 0 { 1555 + tokio::time::sleep(tokio::time::Duration::from_millis(1)).await; 1556 + } 1557 + } 1558 + 1559 + // Should have deleted down to ~80% of max_size 1560 + let depth_after_batch = adapter.depth().await.unwrap(); 1561 + assert!( 1562 + (79..=81).contains(&depth_after_batch), 1563 + "After batch deletion, size should be ~80 (got {})", 1564 + depth_after_batch 1565 + ); 1566 + 1567 + // Test 3: Verify cleanup doesn't happen again immediately 1568 + // Push a few more items - should not trigger another cleanup 1569 + for i in 111..115 { 1570 + let work = HandleResolutionWork { 1571 + handle: format!("handle-{:04}", i), 1572 + }; 1573 + adapter.push(work).await.expect("Push should succeed"); 1574 + } 1575 + 1576 + let depth_no_cleanup = adapter.depth().await.unwrap(); 1577 + assert!( 1578 + depth_no_cleanup > 80 && depth_no_cleanup < 90, 1579 + "Should not have triggered cleanup yet (got {})", 1580 + depth_no_cleanup 1581 + ); 1582 + 1583 + // Test 4: Verify timestamp-based deletion is working correctly 1584 + // The oldest items should be gone after batch deletion 1585 + let records: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1586 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue 1587 + ORDER BY queued_at ASC LIMIT 5" 1588 + ) 1589 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1590 + .await 1591 + .expect("Failed to query database"); 1592 + 1593 + // Verify we have recent items (not necessarily the oldest) 1594 + let oldest_work: HandleResolutionWork = serde_json::from_str(&records[0].1) 1595 + .expect("Failed to deserialize work"); 1596 + let oldest_num: i32 = oldest_work.handle 1597 + .trim_start_matches("handle-") 1598 + .parse() 1599 + .unwrap_or(0); 1600 + 1601 + // After batch deletion to 80%, we should have deleted approximately the first 31 items 1602 + // But allow some variance due to timing 1603 + assert!( 1604 + oldest_num >= 20, 1605 + "Should have deleted old items, oldest is now: {}", 1606 + oldest_work.handle 1607 + ); 1608 + 1609 + // Test 5: Verify FIFO order is maintained after batch operations 1610 + let mut prev_timestamp = 0i64; 1611 + let all_records: Vec<(i64, String, i64)> = sqlx::query_as( 1612 + "SELECT id, work, queued_at FROM handle_resolution_queue ORDER BY queued_at ASC" 1613 + ) 1614 + .fetch_all(&pool) 1615 + .await 1616 + .expect("Failed to query database"); 1617 + 1618 + for record in &all_records { 1619 + assert!( 1620 + record.2 >= prev_timestamp, 1621 + "Timestamps should be in ascending order" 1622 + ); 1623 + prev_timestamp = record.2; 1624 + } 1625 } 1626 }

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src/sqlite_schema.rs

··· 20 ON handle_resolution_cache(updated); 21 "#; 22 23 /// Create or connect to a SQLite database and ensure schema is initialized. 24 /// 25 /// # Arguments ··· 48 tracing::info!("Initializing SQLite database: {}", database_url); 49 50 // Extract the database path from the URL for file-based databases 51 - if let Some(path) = database_url.strip_prefix("sqlite:") { 52 - if path != ":memory:" && !path.is_empty() { 53 - // Create the database file if it doesn't exist 54 - if !Sqlite::database_exists(database_url).await? { 55 - tracing::info!("Creating SQLite database file: {}", path); 56 - Sqlite::create_database(database_url).await?; 57 - } 58 59 - // Ensure the parent directory exists 60 - if let Some(parent) = Path::new(path).parent() { 61 - if !parent.exists() { 62 - tracing::info!("Creating directory: {}", parent.display()); 63 - std::fs::create_dir_all(parent)?; 64 - } 65 - } 66 } 67 } 68 ··· 99 100 // Execute the schema creation SQL 101 sqlx::query(CREATE_HANDLE_RESOLUTION_CACHE_TABLE) 102 .execute(pool) 103 .await?; 104 ··· 196 let size_bytes = page_size * page_count; 197 198 Ok((total_entries, size_bytes)) 199 } 200 201 #[cfg(test)]

··· 20 ON handle_resolution_cache(updated); 21 "#; 22 23 + /// SQL schema for the handle resolution queue table. 24 + const CREATE_HANDLE_RESOLUTION_QUEUE_TABLE: &str = r#" 25 + CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS handle_resolution_queue ( 26 + id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, 27 + work TEXT NOT NULL, 28 + queued_at INTEGER NOT NULL 29 + ); 30 + 31 + CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_handle_resolution_queue_queued_at 32 + ON handle_resolution_queue(queued_at); 33 + "#; 34 + 35 /// Create or connect to a SQLite database and ensure schema is initialized. 36 /// 37 /// # Arguments ··· 60 tracing::info!("Initializing SQLite database: {}", database_url); 61 62 // Extract the database path from the URL for file-based databases 63 + if let Some(path) = database_url.strip_prefix("sqlite:") 64 + && path != ":memory:" 65 + && !path.is_empty() 66 + { 67 + // Create the database file if it doesn't exist 68 + if !Sqlite::database_exists(database_url).await? { 69 + tracing::info!("Creating SQLite database file: {}", path); 70 + Sqlite::create_database(database_url).await?; 71 + } 72 73 + // Ensure the parent directory exists 74 + if let Some(parent) = Path::new(path).parent() 75 + && !parent.exists() 76 + { 77 + tracing::info!("Creating directory: {}", parent.display()); 78 + std::fs::create_dir_all(parent)?; 79 } 80 } 81 ··· 112 113 // Execute the schema creation SQL 114 sqlx::query(CREATE_HANDLE_RESOLUTION_CACHE_TABLE) 115 + .execute(pool) 116 + .await?; 117 + 118 + sqlx::query(CREATE_HANDLE_RESOLUTION_QUEUE_TABLE) 119 .execute(pool) 120 .await?; 121 ··· 213 let size_bytes = page_size * page_count; 214 215 Ok((total_entries, size_bytes)) 216 + } 217 + 218 + /// Clean up old entries from the handle resolution queue. 219 + /// 220 + /// This function removes entries that are older than the specified age. 221 + /// 222 + /// # Arguments 223 + /// 224 + /// * `pool` - SQLite connection pool 225 + /// * `max_age_seconds` - Maximum age in seconds for queue entries to be kept 226 + /// 227 + /// # Returns 228 + /// 229 + /// Returns the number of entries deleted. 230 + /// 231 + /// # Example 232 + /// 233 + /// ```no_run 234 + /// use quickdid::sqlite_schema::cleanup_queue_entries; 235 + /// use sqlx::SqlitePool; 236 + /// 237 + /// # async fn example() -> anyhow::Result<()> { 238 + /// let pool = SqlitePool::connect("sqlite:./quickdid.db").await?; 239 + /// let deleted_count = cleanup_queue_entries(&pool, 86400).await?; // 1 day 240 + /// println!("Deleted {} old queue entries", deleted_count); 241 + /// # Ok(()) 242 + /// # } 243 + /// ``` 244 + pub async fn cleanup_queue_entries(pool: &SqlitePool, max_age_seconds: u64) -> Result<u64> { 245 + let current_timestamp = std::time::SystemTime::now() 246 + .duration_since(std::time::UNIX_EPOCH) 247 + .unwrap_or_default() 248 + .as_secs() as i64; 249 + 250 + let cutoff_timestamp = current_timestamp - (max_age_seconds as i64); 251 + 252 + let result = sqlx::query( 253 + "DELETE FROM handle_resolution_queue WHERE queued_at < ?1" 254 + ) 255 + .bind(cutoff_timestamp) 256 + .execute(pool) 257 + .await?; 258 + 259 + let deleted_count = result.rows_affected(); 260 + if deleted_count > 0 { 261 + tracing::info!("Cleaned up {} old queue entries", deleted_count); 262 + } 263 + 264 + Ok(deleted_count) 265 + } 266 + 267 + /// Get statistics about the handle resolution queue. 268 + /// 269 + /// # Arguments 270 + /// 271 + /// * `pool` - SQLite connection pool 272 + /// 273 + /// # Returns 274 + /// 275 + /// Returns the total number of entries in the queue. 276 + /// 277 + /// # Example 278 + /// 279 + /// ```no_run 280 + /// use quickdid::sqlite_schema::get_queue_stats; 281 + /// use sqlx::SqlitePool; 282 + /// 283 + /// # async fn example() -> anyhow::Result<()> { 284 + /// let pool = SqlitePool::connect("sqlite:./quickdid.db").await?; 285 + /// let total = get_queue_stats(&pool).await?; 286 + /// println!("Queue: {} total entries", total); 287 + /// # Ok(()) 288 + /// # } 289 + /// ``` 290 + pub async fn get_queue_stats(pool: &SqlitePool) -> Result<i64> { 291 + // Get total entries 292 + let total_entries: i64 = sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM handle_resolution_queue") 293 + .fetch_one(pool) 294 + .await?; 295 + 296 + Ok(total_entries) 297 } 298 299 #[cfg(test)]

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src/test_helpers.rs

··· 1 //! Test helper utilities for QuickDID tests 2 - #![cfg(test)] 3 4 use crate::cache::create_redis_pool; 5 use deadpool_redis::Pool;

··· 1 //! Test helper utilities for QuickDID tests 2 3 use crate::cache::create_redis_pool; 4 use deadpool_redis::Pool;