lighthouse/beacon_node/network/src/sync/peer_sync_info.rs

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use super::manager::SLOT_IMPORT_TOLERANCE;
use crate::router::processor::status_message;
use beacon_chain::{BeaconChain, BeaconChainTypes};
use eth2_libp2p::rpc::methods::*;
use eth2_libp2p::SyncInfo;
use std::ops::Sub;
use std::sync::Arc;
use types::{Epoch, Hash256, Slot};
///
/// Keeps track of syncing information for known connected peers.
#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)]
pub struct PeerSyncInfo {
pub fork_digest: [u8; 4],
pub finalized_root: Hash256,
pub finalized_epoch: Epoch,
pub head_root: Hash256,
pub head_slot: Slot,
}
/// The type of peer relative to our current state.
pub enum PeerSyncType {
/// The peer is on our chain and is fully synced with respect to our chain.
FullySynced,
/// The peer has a greater knowledge of the chain that us that warrants a full sync.
Advanced,
/// A peer is behind in the sync and not useful to us for downloading blocks.
Behind,
}
impl From<StatusMessage> for PeerSyncInfo {
fn from(status: StatusMessage) -> PeerSyncInfo {
PeerSyncInfo {
fork_digest: status.fork_digest,
finalized_root: status.finalized_root,
finalized_epoch: status.finalized_epoch,
head_root: status.head_root,
head_slot: status.head_slot,
}
}
}
impl Into<SyncInfo> for PeerSyncInfo {
fn into(self) -> SyncInfo {
SyncInfo {
status_head_slot: self.head_slot,
status_head_root: self.head_root,
status_finalized_epoch: self.finalized_epoch,
status_finalized_root: self.finalized_root,
}
}
}
impl PeerSyncInfo {
/// Derives the peer sync information from a beacon chain.
pub fn from_chain<T: BeaconChainTypes>(chain: &Arc<BeaconChain<T>>) -> Option<PeerSyncInfo> {
Some(Self::from(status_message(chain)?))
}
/// Given another peer's `PeerSyncInfo` this will determine how useful that peer is for us in
/// regards to syncing. This returns the peer sync type that can then be handled by the
/// `SyncManager`.
pub fn peer_sync_type(&self, remote_peer_sync_info: &PeerSyncInfo) -> PeerSyncType {
// check if the peer is fully synced with our current chain
if self.is_fully_synced_peer(remote_peer_sync_info) {
PeerSyncType::FullySynced
}
// if not, check if the peer is ahead of our chain
else if self.is_ahead_peer(remote_peer_sync_info) {
PeerSyncType::Advanced
} else {
// the peer must be behind and not useful
PeerSyncType::Behind
}
}
/// Determines if another peer is fully synced with the current peer.
///
/// A fully synced peer is a peer whose finalized epoch and hash match our own and their
/// head is within SLOT_IMPORT_TOLERANCE of our own.
/// In this case we ignore any batch/range syncing.
fn is_fully_synced_peer(&self, remote: &PeerSyncInfo) -> bool {
// ensure we are on the same chain, with minor differing heads
if remote.finalized_epoch == self.finalized_epoch
&& remote.finalized_root == self.finalized_root
{
// that we are within SLOT_IMPORT_TOLERANCE of our two heads
if (self.head_slot >= remote.head_slot
&& self.head_slot.sub(remote.head_slot).as_usize() <= SLOT_IMPORT_TOLERANCE)
|| (self.head_slot < remote.head_slot)
&& remote.head_slot.sub(self.head_slot).as_usize() <= SLOT_IMPORT_TOLERANCE
{
return true;
}
}
false
}
/// Determines if a peer has more knowledge about the current chain than we do.
///
/// There are two conditions here.
/// 1) The peer could have a head slot that is greater
/// than SLOT_IMPORT_TOLERANCE of our current head.
/// 2) The peer has a greater finalized slot/epoch than our own.
fn is_ahead_peer(&self, remote: &PeerSyncInfo) -> bool {
if remote.head_slot.sub(self.head_slot).as_usize() > SLOT_IMPORT_TOLERANCE
|| self.finalized_epoch < remote.finalized_epoch
{
true
} else {
false
}
}
}