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  • New Features

    • Enhanced configurability for gRPC and job runtime parameters, allowing users to manage worker settings and shutdown behavior effectively.
    • Introduced multi-threaded initialization for backend jobs and the gRPC server, improving performance and resource management.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Consolidated shutdown logic to ensure all components are properly awaited before application exit, enhancing robustness.
  • Style

    • Minor formatting changes in various functions to improve code readability without affecting functionality.

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The changes significantly enhance the configurability and performance of the application by updating the Limit struct to include additional parameters for gRPC and job runtime settings. The main function has been restructured to adopt a multi-threaded, asynchronous architecture using tokio, improving resource management and shutdown procedures while facilitating smoother initialization of backend jobs and the gRPC server. Minor formatting updates were also made in various functions for improved readability.

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Files Change Summary
src/config/src/config.rs Added new fields for gRPC and job runtime configurations (e.g., worker numbers and shutdown timeouts) and renamed shutdown_timeout to http_shutdown_timeout.
src/main.rs Refactored main to implement multi-threaded job and gRPC server initialization, enhanced shutdown procedures, and included meter provider initialization.
src/common/infra/cluster/etcd.rs Minor formatting change in register_and_keepalive for improved readability.
src/common/infra/cluster/nats.rs Minor formatting change in register_and_keepalive for improved readability.
src/common/infra/ofga.rs Modified parameters in dist_lock::lock, adding an additional optional argument.
src/infra/src/dist_lock.rs Minor modification involving removal of a blank line for improved readability.
src/service/usage/stats.rs Minor formatting change in publish_stats for improved readability.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Main
    participant Job
    participant GRPC_Server

    Main->>Job: init()
    Main->>GRPC_Server: init_common_grpc_server()
    Main->>GRPC_Server: Signal readiness
    Main->>Job: Start worker threads
    Main->>Job: Handle shutdown
    Main->>GRPC_Server: Handle shutdown
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4aa09c8 and 1ae8b3c.

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  • src/config/src/config.rs (3 hunks)
  • src/main.rs (9 hunks)
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src/main.rs (7)

160-231: Ensure proper error handling in the backend job initialization.

The backend job initialization logic is well-structured, but it's crucial to ensure that all potential errors are handled gracefully. Consider adding more detailed error logging for each initialization step.


233-264: Ensure proper error handling in the gRPC server initialization.

The gRPC server initialization logic is well-structured, but it's crucial to ensure that all potential errors are handled gracefully. Consider adding more detailed error logging for each initialization step.


306-313: Ensure proper resource cleanup during shutdown.

The shutdown procedures for the gRPC server and backend jobs are well-structured. Ensure that all resources are properly cleaned up, and consider adding more detailed logging for each shutdown step.


Line range hint 333-393: Ensure proper error handling in the common gRPC server initialization.

The common gRPC server initialization logic is well-structured and asynchronous. Ensure that all potential errors are handled gracefully, and consider adding more detailed error logging for each initialization step.


Line range hint 397-433: Ensure proper error handling in the router gRPC server initialization.

The router gRPC server initialization logic is well-structured and asynchronous. Ensure that all potential errors are handled gracefully, and consider adding more detailed error logging for each initialization step.


500-500: Ensure proper error handling in the HTTP server initialization.

The HTTP server initialization logic is well-structured. Ensure that all potential errors are handled gracefully, and consider adding more detailed error logging for each initialization step.


578-578: Ensure proper error handling in the HTTP server initialization without tracing.

The HTTP server initialization logic is well-structured. Ensure that all potential errors are handled gracefully, and consider adding more detailed error logging for each initialization step.

src/config/src/config.rs (2)

Line range hint 840-865: Ensure proper initialization of new configuration fields.

The new fields for gRPC and job runtime configurations enhance the configurability of the application. Ensure that these fields are correctly initialized and used throughout the codebase.


1213-1224: Ensure default values for new configuration fields are correctly set.

The default values for the new gRPC and job runtime configuration fields are set in the init function. Ensure that these values are correctly applied and used throughout the codebase.

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src/common/infra/ofga.rs (2)

Line range hint 65-67:
Improve error handling in set_ofga_model call.

Consider handling the case where store_id is empty more gracefully, possibly by providing a more descriptive error message or taking additional actions.

-  if store_id.is_empty() {
-    log::error!("OFGA store id is empty");
-  }
+  if store_id.is_empty() {
+    log::error!("Failed to set OFGA model: store id is empty");
+    // Additional actions can be taken here if necessary
+  }

Line range hint 117-119:
Enhance logging for lock release failure.

Currently, the error message for lock release failure is generic. Consider providing more context in the log message.

-  .expect("Failed to release lock");
+  .expect("Failed to release lock for openFGA model");
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  • src/common/infra/cluster/etcd.rs (1 hunks)
  • src/common/infra/cluster/nats.rs (1 hunks)
  • src/common/infra/ofga.rs (1 hunks)
  • src/infra/src/dist_lock.rs (1 hunks)
  • src/service/usage/stats.rs (1 hunks)
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  • src/common/infra/cluster/etcd.rs
  • src/common/infra/cluster/nats.rs
  • src/infra/src/dist_lock.rs
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src/common/infra/ofga.rs (1)

62-62: Ensure the correctness of the additional parameter in dist_lock::lock.

The additional None parameter in the dist_lock::lock call appears to be an optional configuration or setting. Verify that this change is intentional and that the dist_lock::lock function handles this parameter correctly.

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Ensure the correctness of the additional parameter in dist_lock::lock.

The additional None parameter in the dist_lock::lock call is correctly handled by the function definition. Ensure that passing None for node_ids in this context is intentional and does not lead to unintended behavior.

  • src/common/infra/ofga.rs line 62: Verify the context to ensure None is appropriate.
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