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The harness deployed with min healthy 0% / max 100%, so every deploy blacked out the control API and egress proxy for ~2 minutes: the old task's drain and up-to-120s sandbox cleanup ran serially before the replacement even started. Switch to min 100% / max 200% so the old task keeps serving until the new one passes health checks, moving the slow Daytona teardown out of the visible window. Failed deploys now roll back with the old task still up instead of at zero. The two tasks briefly coexist and split the Kafka consumer group; a command handled by the new task for a session still live on the old one self-heals through resume. Sessions already restart on every deploy (shutdown_all stops each sandbox), so the overlap narrows the blast radius rather than widening it. A session attach lease to make the window race-free is the planned follow-up.
First increment toward a horizontal agent harness: make 'which process owns this session's live actor' a durable, fenced fact instead of an implicit property of being the only replica. A new harness_replica table holds one heartbeated row per booted service instance, and agent_session gains manager_replica_id + manager_fence. Claiming is a single conditional UPDATE (compare-and- swap): it succeeds when the session is unmanaged, already ours, or held by a replica whose heartbeat went stale, and every success bumps the fence. attach_session claims before activating and refuses with ManagedElsewhere when a live replica holds the session; the actor's teardown releases the claim eagerly so a graceful stop hands the session to a successor immediately rather than after staleness. The fence is what makes this safe against stalled holders, where no lock can be: a live actor's log appends go through create_fenced, whose ownership guard and insert are one atomic statement. A replica that stalls past its heartbeat and gets superseded has its next append match zero rows - FencedOut - and tears down through the existing log-failure path, so two replicas can never interleave frames in one session log. SessionOwnership is implemented by the same repo that persists the log, so fences are minted and checked by one store. Behavior at desiredCount 1 is unchanged apart from the eager release; what this buys today is that the rolling-deploy overlap window (#6022) is provably race-free instead of merely rare. Command forwarding between replicas comes next.
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WalkthroughThe change adds replica identities, heartbeat-based session leases, fencing tokens, and ownership errors. Services claim sessions before activation and use fenced log writes. Postgres and in-memory repositories implement claim, release, heartbeat, and fenced append behavior. Tests cover live ownership, stale takeover, release protection, and fenced writes. The harness runtime heartbeats service replicas. ECS deployment changes to rolling replacement with overlapping tasks. Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes session ownership and enables overlapping old and new workers during deployment. Legacy actors can still write without fencing, while stale in-flight writes may commit after ownership changes and overwrite newer session state; actors may also outlive heartbeat shutdown and lose frames. Merge should wait for atomic takeover fencing and coordinated shutdown or an explicitly accepted rollout plan. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Fenced appends race with concurrent claims
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create_fenced checks the lease with a plain EXISTS and never row-locks agent_session. Under READ COMMITTED, a concurrent claim can bump manager_fence and commit while that insert still proceeds from its statement snapshot, so a superseded replica can still land a log frame. The follow-up status UPDATE is also unguarded, so it can overwrite the successor's status after takeover. That breaks the fencing invariant this change is meant to enforce, especially when shutdown stops heartbeats while actors are still writing.
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| * partitions between them; a command routed to the new task for a session | ||
| * whose live actor is still on the old one self-heals through resume. Live | ||
| * sessions already restart across every deploy (`shutdown_all` stops each | ||
| * sandbox), so the overlap narrows the blast radius rather than widening it. |
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Overlap resume cannot steal a live lease
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Rolling deploy now keeps the old task alive (min healthy 100%, max 200%) while attach_session refuses a session still leased by that live replica (ManagedElsewhere). Kafka and ALB traffic that lands on the replacement cannot resume those actors until the outgoing lease goes stale or is released, and Kafka already commits at-most-once, so those prompts are dropped instead of self-healing through resume.
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crates/agent_session/src/outbound/postgres.rs (1)
967-976: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe prune runs on every heartbeat, and the foreign key has no supporting index.
Every replica calls
heartbeateveryREPLICA_HEARTBEAT_INTERVAL(10s), so thisDELETEexecutes roughly 8,640 times per replica per day. It removes rows only once per boot, after seven days.Two costs follow:
harness_replica.last_heartbeat_athas no index, so eachDELETEscans the table.agent_session.manager_replica_idhas no index. Postgres does not index a referencing column automatically. When theDELETEdoes remove a row, theON DELETE SET NULLaction scansagent_sessionto find referencing rows.Gate the prune so it does not run on the common path, and add an index on the referencing column. The index also serves any later query that looks up sessions by holder.
♻️ Proposed change: index the referencing column and drop the per-heartbeat prune
Add the index to the migration:
ALTER TABLE agent_session ADD COLUMN manager_replica_id UUID REFERENCES harness_replica(id) ON DELETE SET NULL, ADD COLUMN manager_fence BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0; + +-- Postgres does not index a referencing column automatically. The +-- ON DELETE SET NULL action above needs this to avoid scanning +-- agent_session for every pruned replica row. +CREATE INDEX agent_session_manager_replica_id_idx + ON agent_session (manager_replica_id) + WHERE manager_replica_id IS NOT NULL;Then keep
heartbeatto the upsert alone and prune from a periodic job:.execute(&self.pool) .await .context("failed to heartbeat harness replica")?; - // Housekeeping on the writer that is already here: rows a week past - // their last heartbeat are boots nothing can still reference usefully - // (their claims were stealable within seconds); the FK sets any - // stragglers' claims to NULL. - sqlx::query!( - r#"DELETE FROM harness_replica WHERE last_heartbeat_at < now() - interval '7 days'"#, - ) - .execute(&self.pool) - .await - .context("failed to prune stale harness replicas")?; Ok(())As per path instructions for
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In `@crates/agent_session/src/domain/service.rs`:
- Around line 854-857: Update the model projection following the stored-log
creation in the service method to use the same SessionClaim fencing as
create_fenced, ensuring an actor that has lost the claim cannot overwrite a
newer model; alternatively move set_model into the fenced transaction. Preserve
the existing behavior for unclaimed sessions.
In `@crates/agent_session/src/testing.rs`:
- Around line 449-463: Make the ownership check and log insertion atomic in the
in-memory append flow around AgentSessionLogRepo::create by keeping the leases
lock held through the fenced write, so a takeover cannot occur between
validation and insertion. Apply the equivalent transactional row-locking change
to the PostgreSQL fenced-insert and status-projection flow, locking the matching
agent_session row until both operations complete.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/agent_session/src/outbound/postgres.rs` around
lines 785 - 808: Covers the matching PostgreSQL ownership-check and insert race.
In
`@crates/macro_db_client/migrations/20260828161717_agent_session_manager_lease.sql`:
- Around line 7-11: Add a matching down migration for the harness_replica schema
change: first drop agent_session.manager_replica_id and
agent_session.manager_fence, then drop the harness_replica table, following the
ordering and conventions of recent agent_session migrations.
In `@services/agent_harness_service/src/main.rs`:
- Around line 698-699: Shut down both attach-capable AgentSessionServiceImpl
instances through their explicit actor-shutdown path and await completion before
calling heartbeat.abort(). Keep container_shutdown.shutdown_all() afterward,
ensuring session actors cannot continue writing or receiving FencedOut while a
replacement may claim the session.
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In `@crates/agent_session/src/outbound/postgres.rs`:
- Around line 967-976: Remove the stale-replica DELETE from the heartbeat path
so heartbeat performs only the replica upsert. Add an index on
agent_session.manager_replica_id in the appropriate SQL migration, and move
stale harness_replica pruning to an existing or new periodic maintenance job.
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| let stored = match &self.claim { | ||
| Some(claim) => self.repo.create_fenced(log.clone(), claim).await?, | ||
| None => AgentSessionLogRepo::create(&self.repo, log.clone()).await?, | ||
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Fence the model projection.
create_fenced protects the log insert only. After it succeeds, another replica can claim the session and write a newer model. The later self.repo.set_model(...) call at lines 877-888 is not conditional on SessionClaim, so the old actor can overwrite that newer model. This can leave agent_session.model inconsistent with the latest fenced log state.
Make model projection conditional on the same claim, or perform it in the fenced transaction.
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In `@crates/agent_session/src/domain/service.rs` around lines 854 - 857, Update
the model projection following the stored-log creation in the service method to
use the same SessionClaim fencing as create_fenced, ensuring an actor that has
lost the claim cannot overwrite a newer model; alternatively move set_model into
the fenced transaction. Preserve the existing behavior for unclaimed sessions.
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| let fenced_out = { | ||
| let leases = self | ||
| .leases | ||
| .lock() | ||
| .expect("in-memory lease store is not poisoned"); | ||
| !matches!( | ||
| leases.get(&log.agent_session_id), | ||
| Some((holder, fence)) | ||
| if *holder == Some(claim.replica) && *fence == claim.fence.0 | ||
| ) | ||
| }; | ||
| if fenced_out { | ||
| return Err(AgentSessionError::FencedOut(log.agent_session_id)); | ||
| } | ||
| AgentSessionLogRepo::create(self, log).await |
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Make ownership verification and append atomic in both implementations.
In the in-memory repository, the leases guard is dropped before create, allowing a takeover between the ownership check and the write. PostgreSQL has the same check-then-write window because create_fenced reads the lease without serializing against updates to the matching agent_session row. A stale actor can therefore append after its lease has been superseded. Hold the in-memory claim through the append and use a PostgreSQL locking or equivalent transactional design that serializes the fenced append with claim takeover.
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In `@crates/agent_session/src/testing.rs` around lines 449 - 463, Make the
ownership check and log insertion atomic in the in-memory append flow around
AgentSessionLogRepo::create by keeping the leases lock held through the fenced
write, so a takeover cannot occur between validation and insertion. Apply the
equivalent transactional row-locking change to the PostgreSQL fenced-insert and
status-projection flow, locking the matching agent_session row until both
operations complete.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/agent_session/src/outbound/postgres.rs` around
lines 785 - 808: Covers the matching PostgreSQL ownership-check and insert race.
Source: Path instructions
| CREATE TABLE harness_replica ( | ||
| id UUID PRIMARY KEY, | ||
| started_at TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT now(), | ||
| last_heartbeat_at TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT now() | ||
| ); |
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Add a matching .down.sql migration. Drop agent_session.manager_replica_id and agent_session.manager_fence before dropping harness_replica, consistent with recent agent_session migrations.
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schema change: first drop agent_session.manager_replica_id and
agent_session.manager_fence, then drop the harness_replica table, following the
ordering and conventions of recent agent_session migrations.
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| heartbeat.abort(); | ||
| let stop_failures = container_shutdown.shutdown_all().await; |
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Stop session actors before aborting the heartbeat.
PendingHarnessWork joins only command futures. The session actors remain in AgentSessionServiceImpl task trackers. container_shutdown.shutdown_all() does not cancel or await those actors. After heartbeat.abort(), a replacement can claim a session after REPLICA_STALE_AFTER, while the old actor can still write and receive FencedOut, losing frames.
Add an explicit shutdown path for both attach-capable AgentSessionServiceImpl instances. Await it before aborting the heartbeat.
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In `@services/agent_harness_service/src/main.rs` around lines 698 - 699, Shut down
both attach-capable AgentSessionServiceImpl instances through their explicit
actor-shutdown path and await completion before calling heartbeat.abort(). Keep
container_shutdown.shutdown_all() afterward, ensuring session actors cannot
continue writing or receiving FencedOut while a replacement may claim the
session.
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One medium finding: fenced log append does not take a conflicting lock on the lease row, so a concurrent claim can still interleave frames and an unfenced status update can clobber the successor.
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| let created_at = sqlx::query_scalar!( | ||
| r#" | ||
| INSERT INTO agent_session_log (id, agent_session_id, user_id, direction, content) | ||
| SELECT $1, $2, $3, $4, $5 | ||
| WHERE EXISTS ( | ||
| SELECT 1 FROM agent_session | ||
| WHERE id = $2 AND manager_replica_id = $6 AND manager_fence = $7 | ||
| ) | ||
| RETURNING created_at | ||
| "#, | ||
| macro_uuid::generate_uuid_v7(), | ||
| log.agent_session_id.as_uuid(), | ||
| log.user_id.as_ref().map(|user_id| user_id.as_ref()), | ||
| direction, | ||
| content, | ||
| claim.replica.as_uuid(), | ||
| claim.fence.0, | ||
| ) | ||
| .fetch_optional(&mut *transaction) | ||
| .await | ||
| .context("failed to create fenced agent session log entry")?; | ||
| let Some(created_at) = created_at else { | ||
| return Err(AgentSessionError::FencedOut(log.agent_session_id)); | ||
| }; | ||
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| if let Some(status) = event_status { | ||
| let (status, status_event_name) = status_columns(&status); | ||
| sqlx::query!( | ||
| r#" | ||
| UPDATE agent_session | ||
| SET status = $2, | ||
| status_event_name = $3, | ||
| modified_at = now() | ||
| WHERE id = $1 |
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Severity: MEDIUM
create_fenced treats a non-locking EXISTS on agent_session as a fencing token, then (for system events) updates session status with WHERE id = $1 only. SELECT/EXISTS takes AccessShareLock, which does not conflict with the claim path's UPDATE. Under READ COMMITTED, a successor can CAS-steal the lease while this transaction is still open; the insert can still commit and the follow-on status write can clobber the new owner's projected status.
That is the rolling-deploy overlap this PR aims to close: two live actors can interleave frames in one session log, and a superseded replica can mark a successor's session disconnected/failed. Tests only cover sequential claim-then-append, not this concurrent window.
Impact: Split-brain management of a user session during replica stall or deploy overlap — dual writers and a possible status rollback on the live successor.
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Folded into #6032 so the whole horizontalization arc reviews as one PR. |
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First increment of horizontalizing the agent harness (follow-up to #6022): make "which process owns this session's live actor" a durable, fenced fact in Postgres instead of an implicit property of being the only replica.
What
harness_replicatable: one heartbeated row per booted service instance (10s interval). A replica that stops heartbeating is dead by definition — its claims become stealable after 30s, so a crashed process releases everything at once with no per-session cleanup.agent_session:manager_replica_id+manager_fence, transactional with the row they protect. Claiming is a single conditionalUPDATE(compare-and-swap): succeeds when the session is unmanaged, already ours, or held by a stale replica; every success bumps the fence. No explicit locks anywhere — the statement's own atomicity serializes racing claimers.SessionOwnershipport inagent_session's domain, implemented byPgAgentSessionRepo— deliberately the same store that persists the log, so fences are minted and checked in one place and cannot be mis-wired apart.attach_sessionclaims before activating and refuses withManagedElsewherewhen a live replica holds the session. The actor's teardown releases the claim eagerly (fence-conditioned, so a superseded release can never free a successor's lease).create_fenced, where the ownership guard and the insert are one atomic statement. A replica that stalls past its heartbeat and gets superseded has its next append match zero rows →FencedOut→ the actor tears down through the existing log-failure path. Two replicas can never interleave frames in one session log, no matter how a zombie got confused (fencing tokens — the check-then-write race has no gap to slip into).Behavior at
desiredCount: 1is unchanged except for the eager release. What it buys today: the rolling-deploy overlap window from #6022 is now provably race-free instead of merely rare — the old task's actors get fenced out the moment the new task legitimately claims.How routing works with this (and where it's going)
The design principle: the ALB never needs to route to a session's owner. Any replica accepts any request; the lease tells whoever caught it whether to execute or hand off. Session affinity lives in Postgres, not the load balancer.
macro.channels→ trigger consumer (stateless, any replica) →macro.agent_sessions→ consumer-group assignment hands it to an arbitrary replica → that replica reads the lease: unclaimed/stale → claim (CAS) + dial the sandbox; held by a live peer → forward to the peer's address (next PR).agent-harness.ALB → any replica → same claim-or-forward at the handler. The control routes stop being "only mountable in the owning process."agent-harness-egress.on the same ALB and is stateless per-request (token hash → Postgres), so any replica serves it./runtime/ws, the ALB pins the socket to one replica, so for external bots the rule inverts — the socket's replica becomes the owner and commands forward to it.Next PR adds the
addresscolumn onharness_replicaplus replica-to-replica command forwarding, which is what actually letsdesiredCountexceed 1.Testing
#[sqlx::test]cases: reentrant claim bumps fence, live holder blocks a contender, stale holder is superseded, release is fence-conditional (a zombie's release can't free a successor's lease), and a superseded writer's fenced append is rejected while the successor's lands.AgentSessionServiceImplover the same store cannot attach a session with a live manager.cargo test -p agent_session(117 passed),-p agent_inmem -p agent_harness -p agent_harness_service(all green), CI-style clippy (-Dwarnings) clean,just prepare_dbrun from the root.Hexagonal boundary: the port, claim types, and refusal policy live in
domain/; all SQL inoutbound/postgres.rs; the composition root only mints the replica identity and heartbeats.Note
High Risk
Changes core session attach, log persistence, and multi-replica behavior during deploys; incorrect lease or fencing logic could drop writes, block attaches, or allow split-brain log interleaving.
Overview
Introduces a durable Postgres lease for which harness replica owns a session’s live actor, replacing the implicit “only one task” assumption and making rolling deploy overlap safe.
Schema:
harness_replica(heartbeated rows, 10s interval / 30s stale) plusagent_session.manager_replica_idandmanager_fence. Claiming is a single CASUPDATEthat bumps the fence; log appends from live actors usecreate_fencedso the fence check and insert are one atomic statement (FencedOutwhen superseded).Domain/service: New
SessionOwnershipport (claim/release/heartbeat),ReplicaIdperAgentSessionServiceImpl, claim-on-attach_sessionwithManagedElsewherewhen a live peer holds the lease, fencedLiveSessionLogWriterfor actors, and eagerreleaseon actor teardown (failed attach releases too).Runtime/infra: Harness heartbeats both sandbox and in-mem session service replicas; ECS moves from stop-then-start (0%/100%) to rolling replace (100%/200%) now that cross-replica races are fenced rather than “hope we never overlap.”
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