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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughJob recovery now queues dispatched jobs for adoption by another controller. The adoption task claims jobs from their source controller, checks receptor work-unit status, and reattaches to local or remote work. Replay callbacks skip persisted events and record adoption details during finalization. ChangesJob adoption and event replay
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LostInstanceRecovery
participant adopt_job_async
participant JobRecord
participant Receptor
participant reattach_to_work_unit
participant RunnerCallback
LostInstanceRecovery->>adopt_job_async: Queue job with source_controller
adopt_job_async->>JobRecord: Claim job if source controller still owns it
adopt_job_async->>Receptor: Query local or remote work-unit status
adopt_job_async->>reattach_to_work_unit: Pass work-unit status
reattach_to_work_unit->>Receptor: Reattach to local or remote work
reattach_to_work_unit->>RunnerCallback: Replay events and skip persisted counters
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In `@awx/main/tasks/callback.py`:
- Around line 155-168: Restrict the host-map script-data lookup in
configure_for_job to the adoption path by requiring dedup_threshold is not None,
while preserving the existing inventory checks. Update
BaseTask.write_inventory_file to populate runner_callback.host_map from the
script_data it already obtains, using each hostvar’s remote_tower_id, so normal
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In `@awx/main/tasks/receptor.py`:
- Around line 960-971: Update the collision-zone construction in the
safe-threshold calculation to retain every counter above safe_threshold instead
of slicing to the worker/buffer cap; keep the cap only for the warning
threshold. Also ensure the contiguous-prefix logic used to compute
safe_threshold requires the prefix to begin at counter 1, so a missing initial
event is not skipped during replay.
- Around line 1018-1024: Initialize the adoption callback’s event counter with
the number of previously persisted events before constructing the receptor job:
set callback.event_ct to safe_threshold plus len(collision_zone) after
_build_adoption_callback. Preserve subsequent counting of newly replayed events
so emitted_events and the EOF final_counter represent the full event count.
- Around line 889-891: Update _build_adoption_callback to pass the stored masked
environment as safe_env when calling RunnerCallback.create_for_job, using a
dictionary from job.job_env with an empty fallback while preserving the existing
dedup_threshold and persisted_counters arguments.
- Around line 989-1001: Update the adoption-path condition around
adopt_remote_work so jobs whose execution_node equals settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID
use local receptor_ctl.simple_command status handling, while only differing
truthy execution nodes use remote adoption; do not use controller_node for this
decision.
In `@awx/main/tasks/system.py`:
- Around line 868-872: Update the UnifiedJob update in the cross-controller
adoption path around adopt_job_async.apply_async to set controller_node to
settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID alongside celery_task_id, ensuring the surviving
controller owns the job and _process_running_jobs can retry adoption and enforce
its timeout.
- Around line 857-878: Update the adoption condition in the running-jobs loop to
queue adopt_job_async only when the lost instance is the job’s controller, the
job has a work_unit_id, and the execution_node is not the lost instance;
otherwise preserve the existing reaper.reap_job behavior.
- Around line 1022-1029: Update the timeout handling around orphaned_since in
the job reaping flow to query the receptor work-unit state before failing the
job, and apply the timeout only when the unit is unreachable or not progressing;
use the remote status from adopt_remote_work for cross-controller jobs. When
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| cap = settings.JOB_EVENT_WORKERS * settings.JOB_EVENT_CALLBACK_BUFFER_SIZE | ||
| collision_zone_list = list(job.get_event_queryset().filter(counter__gt=safe_threshold).values_list('counter', flat=True)) | ||
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| if len(collision_zone_list) > cap: | ||
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| f'Job {job.id}: collision_zone has {len(collision_zone_list)} events above safe_threshold, ' | ||
| f'exceeds dedup cap of {cap}. Events beyond cap may be re-processed if replayed. ' | ||
| f'Consider increasing JOB_EVENT_CALLBACK_BUFFER_SIZE or reducing parallel callback workers.' | ||
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| collision_zone = set(collision_zone_list[:cap]) | ||
| return safe_threshold, collision_zone |
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The collision-zone cap drops known counters, so replayed events are saved twice.
collision_zone_list already holds every counter above safe_threshold in memory. The slice collision_zone_list[:cap] then discards counters that are known to be in the database. The list has no order_by, so the slice keeps an arbitrary subset.
A single missing event makes every later event part of the collision zone. For example, the callback receiver drops an event after INDIVIDUAL_EVENT_RETRIES. With default settings the cap is JOB_EVENT_WORKERS * 1000. A job with more events than that after an early gap re-inserts the excess events during replay. The result is duplicate job events and stdout lines.
The truncation saves no memory, because the full list is already loaded. Keep all counters.
A related gap: the contiguous prefix does not check that it starts at counter 1. If counter 1 never reached the database, safe_threshold still covers it, and replay skips it.
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- cap = settings.JOB_EVENT_WORKERS * settings.JOB_EVENT_CALLBACK_BUFFER_SIZE
- collision_zone_list = list(job.get_event_queryset().filter(counter__gt=safe_threshold).values_list('counter', flat=True))
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- if len(collision_zone_list) > cap:
- logger.warning(
- ...
- )
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- collision_zone = set(collision_zone_list[:cap])
+ collision_zone = set(job.get_event_queryset().filter(counter__gt=safe_threshold).values_list('counter', flat=True))
+ cap = settings.JOB_EVENT_WORKERS * settings.JOB_EVENT_CALLBACK_BUFFER_SIZE
+ if len(collision_zone) > cap:
+ logger.warning(f'Job {job.id}: large collision_zone ({len(collision_zone)} counters above safe_threshold={safe_threshold})')
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| cap = settings.JOB_EVENT_WORKERS * settings.JOB_EVENT_CALLBACK_BUFFER_SIZE | |
| collision_zone_list = list(job.get_event_queryset().filter(counter__gt=safe_threshold).values_list('counter', flat=True)) | |
| if len(collision_zone_list) > cap: | |
| logger.warning( | |
| f'Job {job.id}: collision_zone has {len(collision_zone_list)} events above safe_threshold, ' | |
| f'exceeds dedup cap of {cap}. Events beyond cap may be re-processed if replayed. ' | |
| f'Consider increasing JOB_EVENT_CALLBACK_BUFFER_SIZE or reducing parallel callback workers.' | |
| ) | |
| collision_zone = set(collision_zone_list[:cap]) | |
| return safe_threshold, collision_zone | |
| collision_zone = set(job.get_event_queryset().filter(counter__gt=safe_threshold).values_list('counter', flat=True)) | |
| cap = settings.JOB_EVENT_WORKERS * settings.JOB_EVENT_CALLBACK_BUFFER_SIZE | |
| if len(collision_zone) > cap: | |
| logger.warning(f'Job {job.id}: large collision_zone ({len(collision_zone)} counters above safe_threshold={safe_threshold})') | |
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In `@awx/main/tasks/receptor.py` around lines 960 - 971, Update the collision-zone
construction in the safe-threshold calculation to retain every counter above
safe_threshold instead of slicing to the worker/buffer cap; keep the cap only
for the warning threshold. Also ensure the contiguous-prefix logic used to
compute safe_threshold requires the prefix to begin at counter 1, so a missing
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Status: ✅ FIXED
File: callback.py:202-205, 278-289
Early returns at 202-205 skip dispatch only. Bookkeeping (event_ct increment, wrapup_event_dispatched update, artifact processing) continues at 278-289 after the dispatch check completes. Deduplicated events increment counters and save artifacts without re-dispatching.
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@hsong-rh, I checked the current code and need to correct my earlier reply. The returns at Lines 202–205 of awx/main/tasks/callback.py exit event_handler. They skip the bookkeeping at Lines 278–289, not only dispatch.
The original deduplication finding also remains: _compute_adoption_dedup still truncates collision_zone_list at Line 995 of awx/main/tasks/receptor.py. Its gap branch returns an empty collision zone at Line 980. I’ll leave this thread open.
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🟠 Major · Keep bookkeeping for deduplicated events. · callback.py:199-205
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep bookkeeping for deduplicated events.
During adoption,
event_handlerreturns for events already in the database before it incrementsevent_ct, setswrapup_event_dispatched, or processesartifact_data. Finalization can therefore save anemitted_eventscount lower than the database event count.event_processing_finishedcan remain false, andfinished_callbacksends the same low value asfinal_counter. A skipped event carrying artifacts can also leaveartifactsunchanged.Count skipped events and retain local bookkeeping. Skip only dispatch.
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if self.dedup_threshold is not None: counter = event_data.get('counter') if counter is not None: - if counter <= self.dedup_threshold: - return # contiguous safe range — all in DB, O(1) check - if self.persisted_counters and counter in self.persisted_counters: - return # collision zone — in DB but above threshold, O(small-set) check + if counter <= self.dedup_threshold or (self.persisted_counters and counter in self.persisted_counters): + # Already in DB: skip dispatch but keep emitted_events/final_counter + # and wrapup/artifact bookkeeping consistent with the full stream. + self.event_ct += 1 + if event_data.get('event', '') == self.wrapup_event_type: + self.wrapup_event_dispatched = True + artifact_data = event_data.get('event_data', {}).get('artifact_data', {}) + if artifact_data: + self.delay_update(artifacts=artifact_data) + return🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@awx/main/tests/functional/tasks/test_tasks_system.py`:
- Around line 1052-1080: Set job_created to job.created when creating JobEvent
records in both test_compute_adoption_dedup_contiguous_events and
test_compute_adoption_dedup_gap_produces_collision_zone, so get_event_queryset()
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- Around line 732-737: Update the `adopt_job_async.apply_async` mocks in the
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- Around line 199-205: Update the deduplication branch in event_handler so
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In `@awx/main/tasks/receptor.py`:
- Around line 1015-1021: Ensure the cross-controller path in adopt_job_async
invokes adopt_remote_work only once per job; reuse the returned unit_status for
subsequent status checks or reattachment instead of issuing another work
adoption. Preserve the existing state lookup through StateName.
- Around line 976-980: Update _compute_adoption_dedup so finding a counter gap
does not discard the later persisted counters: preserve them in the
deduplication set and continue to Stage 2. For the window [1, 2, 3, 5, 6],
ensure the result includes {5, 6} rather than an empty set.
In `@awx/main/tasks/system.py`:
- Around line 1067-1074: Update the adoption-timeout check in adopt_job_async to
distinguish an unreadable work-unit status from a readable terminal status:
apply the timeout only when status lookup fails or returns no status, and let
terminal units proceed to reattach_to_work_unit so their real result and events
are saved. Update test_adoption_timeout_fails_job and
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instead of returning Succeeded.
- Around line 876-877: Update adopt_job_async to atomically accept the
queue-time ownership transfer to settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID while retaining an
exclusive claim for callers that still transfer from another controller. Keep
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In `@awx/main/tasks/receptor.py`:
- Around line 938-940: In the adoption branch, update the job explanation
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adoption metadata is appended to any existing failure explanation. Update
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computed cross-controller flag based on source_controller versus
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- Line 1071: Ensure the Receptor control client is closed on every exit path in
the adoption flow. In the function containing `get_receptor_ctl()`, place the
status check, timeout check, and reattach call within a single try/finally that
closes `receptor_ctl`, including when the timeout branch returns.
- Around line 1078-1086: Update the work-status lookup to query the local
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| if job.execution_node and job.execution_node != settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID: | ||
| # Cross-controller: use remote status (will be reused in reattach_to_work_unit) | ||
| remote_status = adopt_remote_work(receptor_ctl, job.execution_node, job.work_unit_id) | ||
| unit_status = remote_status | ||
| state = unit_status.get('StateName', '') | ||
| else: | ||
| # Same-controller: use local status (will be reused in reattach_to_work_unit) | ||
| unit_status = receptor_ctl.simple_command(f'work status {job.work_unit_id}') | ||
| state = unit_status.get('StateName', '') |
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Each retry calls work adopt again, so a deferred cross-controller job cannot reattach.
reattach_to_work_unit defers while the unit is Pending or Running. A later heartbeat therefore runs this function again. For a job with a remote execution_node, every run calls adopt_remote_work.
After the first run, this controller has already adopted the unit. Receptor #1564 rejects a second adoption of the same unit with "already in use". The retry then fails as follows:
- The
exceptblock runs. unit_statusbecomesNone.unit_activestaysFalse.reattach_to_work_unitcallsadopt_remote_workagain and returnsFalse.
The job never reattaches. After HADR_JOB_ADOPTION_TIMEOUT, the timeout branch cancels the unit and reaps a healthy job.
The same check also routes a same-controller restart with a remote EE to adopt_remote_work. That unit already exists in this controller's local receptor.
Query local work status {unit_id} first. Call adopt_remote_work only when the local receptor does not know the unit.
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try:
- if job.execution_node and job.execution_node != settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID:
- # Cross-controller: use remote status (will be reused in reattach_to_work_unit)
- remote_status = adopt_remote_work(receptor_ctl, job.execution_node, job.work_unit_id)
- unit_status = remote_status
- state = unit_status.get('StateName', '')
- else:
- # Same-controller: use local status (will be reused in reattach_to_work_unit)
- unit_status = receptor_ctl.simple_command(f'work status {job.work_unit_id}')
- state = unit_status.get('StateName', '')
+ try:
+ # Unit is known locally: same-controller job, or already adopted on an earlier attempt.
+ unit_status = receptor_ctl.simple_command(f'work status {job.work_unit_id}')
+ except Exception:
+ if not (job.execution_node and job.execution_node != settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID):
+ raise
+ unit_status = adopt_remote_work(receptor_ctl, job.execution_node, job.work_unit_id)
+ state = unit_status.get('StateName', '')
unit_active = state in ('Pending', 'Running')Apply the same order in the fallback lookup in reattach_to_work_unit in awx/main/tasks/receptor.py.
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| if job.execution_node and job.execution_node != settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID: | |
| # Cross-controller: use remote status (will be reused in reattach_to_work_unit) | |
| remote_status = adopt_remote_work(receptor_ctl, job.execution_node, job.work_unit_id) | |
| unit_status = remote_status | |
| state = unit_status.get('StateName', '') | |
| else: | |
| # Same-controller: use local status (will be reused in reattach_to_work_unit) | |
| unit_status = receptor_ctl.simple_command(f'work status {job.work_unit_id}') | |
| state = unit_status.get('StateName', '') | |
| try: | |
| # Unit is known locally: same-controller job, or already adopted on an earlier attempt. | |
| unit_status = receptor_ctl.simple_command(f'work status {job.work_unit_id}') | |
| except Exception: | |
| if not (job.execution_node and job.execution_node != settings.CLUSTER_HOST_ID): | |
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In `@awx/main/tasks/system.py` around lines 1078 - 1086, Update the work-status
lookup to query the local receptor with receptor_ctl.simple_command first, and
call adopt_remote_work only if that lookup fails for a job assigned to a
different execution node; re-raise the lookup failure for same-controller jobs.
Apply this lookup order both where the shown status check is performed and in
the fallback lookup within reattach_to_work_unit.
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Fixed in 3d3abf8 by the same get_adoption_unit_status() change — local work status first, adopt_remote_work only when the local receptor does not know the unit, at both call sites.
The premise about the retry is off, though. work adopt is idempotent: controlsvc.go calls findUnit first and returns {"unitid": ..., "result": "Already Adopted"} with a nil error, and findUnit rescans disk on an activeUnits miss, so it survives a receptor restart too. The "already in use" error lives in generateUnitID and is only reachable from AllocateRemoteUnit when creating a colliding unit — not from adopt. The real damage was different: the adopt response carries no StateName, so state came back '' and the Pending/Running defer gate was silently disabled. Same fix, different failure mode.
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@hsong-rh, the results confirm your correction: my “already in use” premise was wrong. The local-first lookup also fixes the retry path when the local receptor knows the unit.
The first cross-controller attempt still appears affected. If local work status fails, get_adoption_unit_status() returns the work adopt response. That response has no StateName, so reattach_to_work_unit() reads '' and bypasses the Pending/Running defer check. Please query local work status after a successful adopt, and cover that first-attempt path in a test.
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When a controller instance is lost, previously only undispatched jobs were handled — dispatched jobs (work_unit_id set) were reaped immediately. This implements cross-controller adoption for dispatched jobs: the surviving controller queues adopt_job_async to stream results from the EE, enabling job recovery without data loss. Changes: - system.py: _reap_and_mark_lost_instance() now calls adopt_job_async for dispatched jobs from lost controllers, with fallback to reaping on error. - receptor.py: reattach_to_work_unit() now supports cross-controller adoption via job.execution_node: calls adopt_remote_work() for remote EEs, receptor_ctl.simple_command() for same-controller. - receptor.py: _finalize_adopted_job() stores adoption metadata in job_explanation field (surviving controller, unit ID, execution node). - Updated docstrings: removed "deferred to AAP-89602" and "same-controller only" limitation notes that are now obsolete. Testing: - Fixed 13 existing unit tests to explicitly set execution_node=None for same-controller paths (Mock objects are truthy by default). - Added 3 new unit tests for cross-controller adoption paths and metadata. - Added 2 new functional tests for _reap_and_mark_lost_instance behavior. - All 69 unit tests + 8 functional tests passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Implements cross-controller job adoption when a controller instance is lost. Previously, dispatched jobs (with work_unit_id) were immediately reaped. Now they are adopted by the surviving controller, enabling job recovery without data loss.
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_reap_and_mark_lost_instance()queuesadopt_job_asyncfor dispatched jobs from lost controllersreattach_to_work_unit()supports cross-controller adoption viajob.execution_node_finalize_adopted_job()stores adoption metadata injob_explanationfieldTest Plan
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