ipld-eth-beacon-indexer/pkg/beaconclient/capturehistoric.go

// VulcanizeDB
// Copyright © 2022 Vulcanize

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// This file will call all the functions to start and stop capturing the head of the beacon chain.

package beaconclient

import (
	"fmt"

	log "github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
	"github.com/vulcanize/ipld-ethcl-indexer/pkg/database/sql"
	"github.com/vulcanize/ipld-ethcl-indexer/pkg/loghelper"
	"golang.org/x/sync/errgroup"
)

// This function will perform all the heavy lifting for tracking the head of the chain.
func (bc *BeaconClient) CaptureHistoric(maxWorkers int) []error {
	log.Info("We are starting the historical processing service.")
	bc.HistoricalProcess = historicProcessing{db: bc.Db, metrics: bc.Metrics}
	errs := handleBatchProcess(maxWorkers, bc.HistoricalProcess, bc.HistoricalProcess.finishProcessing, bc.HistoricalProcess.db, bc.ServerEndpoint, bc.Metrics, bc.CheckDb)
	log.Debug("Exiting Historical")
	return errs
}

// This function will perform all the necessary clean up tasks for stopping historical processing.
func (bc *BeaconClient) StopHistoric() error {
	log.Info("We are stopping the historical processing service.")
	err := bc.HistoricalProcess.releaseDbLocks()
	if err != nil {
		loghelper.LogError(err).WithField("uniqueIdentifier", bc.UniqueNodeIdentifier).Error("We were unable to remove the locks from the ethcl.historic_processing table. Manual Intervention is needed!")
	}
	return nil
}

// An interface to enforce any batch processing. Currently there are two use cases for this.
//
// 1. Historic Processing
//
// 2. Known Gaps Processing
type BatchProcessing interface {
	getSlotRange(chan<- slotsToProcess) []error       // Write the slots to process in a channel, return an error if you cant get the next slots to write.
	handleProcessingErrors(<-chan batchHistoricError) // Custom logic to handle errors.
	removeTableEntry(<-chan slotsToProcess) error     // With the provided start and end slot, remove the entry from the database.
	releaseDbLocks() error                            // Update the checked_out column to false for whatever table is being updated.
}

/// ^^^
// Might be better to remove the interface and create a single struct that historicalProcessing
// and knownGapsProcessing can use. The struct would contain all the SQL strings that they need.
// And the only difference in logic for processing would be within the error handling.
// Which can be a function we pass into handleBatchProcess()

// A struct to pass around indicating a table entry for slots to process.
type slotsToProcess struct {
	startSlot int // The start slot
	endSlot   int // The end slot
}

type batchHistoricError struct {
	err        error  // The error that occurred when attempting to a slot
	errProcess string // The process that caused the error.
	slot       int    // The slot which the error is for.
}

// Wrapper function for the BatchProcessing interface.
// This function will take the structure that needs batch processing.
// It follows a generic format.
// Get new entries from any given table.
// 1. Add it to the slotsCh.
//
// 2. Run the maximum specified workers to handle individual slots. We need a maximum because we don't want
// To store too many SSZ objects in memory.
//
// 3. Process the slots and send the err to the ErrCh. Each structure can define how it wants its own errors handled.
//
// 4. Remove the slot entry from the DB.
//
// 5. Handle any errors.
func handleBatchProcess(maxWorkers int, bp BatchProcessing, finishCh chan int, db sql.Database, serverEndpoint string, metrics *BeaconClientMetrics, checkDb bool) []error {
	slotsCh := make(chan slotsToProcess)
	workCh := make(chan int)
	processedCh := make(chan slotsToProcess)
	errCh := make(chan batchHistoricError)
	finalErrCh := make(chan []error, 1)

	// Start workers
	for w := 1; w <= maxWorkers; w++ {
		log.WithFields(log.Fields{"maxWorkers": maxWorkers}).Debug("Starting batch  processing workers")
		go processSlotRangeWorker(workCh, errCh, db, serverEndpoint, metrics, checkDb)
	}

	// Process all ranges and send each individual slot to the worker.
	go func() {
		for slots := range slotsCh {
			if slots.startSlot > slots.endSlot {
				log.Error("We received a batch process request where the startSlot is greater than the end slot.")
				errCh <- batchHistoricError{
					err:        fmt.Errorf("We received a startSlot where the start was greater than the end."),
					errProcess: "RangeOrder",
					slot:       slots.startSlot,
				}
				errCh <- batchHistoricError{
					err:        fmt.Errorf("We received a endSlot where the start was greater than the end."),
					errProcess: "RangeOrder",
					slot:       slots.endSlot,
				}
			} else {
				for i := slots.startSlot; i <= slots.endSlot; i++ {
					workCh <- i
				}
				processedCh <- slots
			}
		}
	}()

	// Remove entries, end the application if a row cannot be removed..
	go func() {
		errG := new(errgroup.Group)
		errG.Go(func() error {
			return bp.removeTableEntry(processedCh)
		})
		if err := errG.Wait(); err != nil {
			finalErrCh <- []error{err}
		}
	}()
	// Process errors from slot processing.
	go bp.handleProcessingErrors(errCh)

	// Get slots from the DB.
	go func() {
		errs := bp.getSlotRange(slotsCh) // Periodically adds new entries....
		if errs != nil {
			finalErrCh <- errs
		}
		finalErrCh <- nil
	}()
	log.Debug("Waiting for shutdown signal from channel")
	select {
	case <-finishCh:
		log.Debug("Received shutdown signal from channel")
		return nil
	case errs := <-finalErrCh:
		log.Debug("Finishing the batchProcess")
		return errs
	}
}