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#pragma once
#include <chrono>
#include <atomic>
#include "tscore/HashFNV.h"
#include "tscore/ink_time.h"
#include "tscore/CryptoHash.h"
#include "tscore/ink_align.h"
#include "tscore/ink_inet.h"
#include "tscore/ink_resolver.h"
#include "tscore/HTTPVersion.h"
#include "I_EventSystem.h"
#include "SRV.h"
// Event returned on a lookup
#define EVENT_HOST_DB_LOOKUP (HOSTDB_EVENT_EVENTS_START + 0)
#define EVENT_HOST_DB_IP_REMOVED (HOSTDB_EVENT_EVENTS_START + 1)
#define EVENT_HOST_DB_GET_RESPONSE (HOSTDB_EVENT_EVENTS_START + 2)
#define EVENT_SRV_LOOKUP (SRV_EVENT_EVENTS_START + 0)
#define EVENT_SRV_IP_REMOVED (SRV_EVENT_EVENTS_START + 1)
#define EVENT_SRV_GET_RESPONSE (SRV_EVENT_EVENTS_START + 2)
//
// Data
//
struct HostDBContinuation;
struct ResolveInfo;
//
// The host database stores host information, most notably the
// IP address.
//
// Since host information is relatively small, we can afford to have
// a reasonable size memory cache, and use a (relatively) sparse
// disk representation to decrease # of seeks.
//
extern int hostdb_enable;
/** Epoch timestamp of the current hosts file check.
*
* This also functions as a cached version of ts_clock::now(). Since it is
* updated in backgroundEvent which runs every second, it should be
* approximately accurate to a second.
*/
extern ts_time hostdb_current_timestamp;
/** How long before any DNS response is consided stale, regardless of DNS TTL.
* This corresponds to proxy.config.hostdb.verify_after.
*/
extern unsigned int hostdb_ip_stale_interval;
extern unsigned int hostdb_ip_timeout_interval;
extern unsigned int hostdb_ip_fail_timeout_interval;
extern unsigned int hostdb_serve_stale_but_revalidate;
extern unsigned int hostdb_round_robin_max_count;
extern int hostdb_max_iobuf_index;
static inline unsigned int
makeHostHash(const char *string)
{
ink_assert(string && *string);
if (string && *string) {
ATSHash32FNV1a fnv;
fnv.update(string, strlen(string), ATSHash::nocase());
fnv.final();
return fnv.get();
}
return 0;
}
//
// Types
//
class HostDBRecord;
/// Information for an SRV record.
struct SRVInfo {
unsigned int srv_offset : 16; ///< Memory offset from @c HostDBInfo to name.
unsigned int srv_weight : 16;
unsigned int srv_priority : 16;
unsigned int srv_port : 16;
unsigned int key;
};
/// Type of data stored.
enum class HostDBType : uint8_t {
UNSPEC, ///< No valid data.
ADDR, ///< IP address.
SRV, ///< SRV record.
HOST ///< Hostname (reverse DNS)
};
char const *name_of(HostDBType t);
/** Information about a single target.
*/
struct HostDBInfo {
using self_type = HostDBInfo; ///< Self reference type.
/// Default constructor.
HostDBInfo() = default;
HostDBInfo &operator=(HostDBInfo const &that);
/// Absolute time of when this target failed.
/// A value of zero (@c TS_TIME_ZERO ) indicates no failure.
ts_time last_fail_time() const;
/// Target is alive - no known failure.
bool is_alive();
/// Target has failed and is still in the blocked time window.
bool is_dead(ts_time now, ts_seconds fail_window);
/** Select this target.
*
* @param now Current time.
* @param fail_window Failure window.
* @return Status of the selection.
*
* If a zombie is selected the failure time is updated to make it look dead to other threads in a thread safe
* manner. The caller should check @c last_fail_time to see if a zombie was selected.
*/
bool select(ts_time now, ts_seconds fail_window);
/// Check if this info is valid.
bool is_valid() const;
/// Mark this info as invalid.
void invalidate();
/** Mark the entry as down.
*
* @param now Time of the failure.
* @return @c true if @a this was marked down, @c false if not.
*
* This can return @c false if the entry is already marked down, in which case the failure time is not updated.
*/
bool mark_down(ts_time now);
/** Mark the target as up / alive.
*
* @return Previous alive state of the target.
*/
bool mark_up();
char const *srvname() const;
/** Migrate data after a DNS update.
*
* @param that Source item.
*
* This moves only specific state information, it is not a generic copy.
*/
void migrate_from(self_type const &that);
/// A target is either an IP address or an SRV record.
/// The type should be indicated by @c flags.f.is_srv;
union {
IpAddr ip; ///< IP address / port data.
SRVInfo srv; ///< SRV record.
} data{IpAddr{}};
/// Data that migrates after updated DNS records are processed.
/// @see migrate_from
/// @{
/// Last time a failure was recorded.
std::atomic<ts_time> last_failure{TS_TIME_ZERO};
/// Count of connection failures
std::atomic<uint8_t> fail_count{0};
/// Expected HTTP version of the target based on earlier transactions.
HTTPVersion http_version = HTTP_INVALID;
/// @}
self_type &assign(IpAddr const &addr);
protected:
self_type &assign(sa_family_t af, void const *addr);
self_type &assign(SRV const *srv, char const *name);
HostDBType type = HostDBType::UNSPEC; ///< Invalid data.
friend HostDBContinuation;
};
inline HostDBInfo &
HostDBInfo::operator=(HostDBInfo const &that)
{
if (this != &that) {
memcpy(static_cast<void *>(this), static_cast<const void *>(&that), sizeof(*this));
}
return *this;
}
inline ts_time
HostDBInfo::last_fail_time() const
{
return last_failure;
}
inline bool
HostDBInfo::is_alive()
{
return this->last_fail_time() == TS_TIME_ZERO;
}
inline bool
HostDBInfo::is_dead(ts_time now, ts_seconds fail_window)
{
auto last_fail = this->last_fail_time();
return (last_fail != TS_TIME_ZERO) && (last_fail + fail_window < now);
}
inline bool
HostDBInfo::mark_up()
{
auto t = last_failure.exchange(TS_TIME_ZERO);
return t != TS_TIME_ZERO;
}
inline bool
HostDBInfo::mark_down(ts_time now)
{
auto t0{TS_TIME_ZERO};
return last_failure.compare_exchange_strong(t0, now);
}
inline bool
HostDBInfo::select(ts_time now, ts_seconds fail_window)
{
auto t0 = this->last_fail_time();
if (t0 == TS_TIME_ZERO) {
return true; // it's alive and so is valid for selection.
}
// Success means this is a zombie and this thread updated the failure time.
return (t0 + fail_window < now) && last_failure.compare_exchange_strong(t0, now);
}
inline void
HostDBInfo::migrate_from(HostDBInfo::self_type const &that)
{
this->last_failure = that.last_failure.load();
this->http_version = that.http_version;
}
inline bool
HostDBInfo::is_valid() const
{
return type != HostDBType::UNSPEC;
}
inline void
HostDBInfo::invalidate()
{
type = HostDBType::UNSPEC;
}
// ----
/** Root item for HostDB.
* This is the container for HostDB data. It is always an array of @c HostDBInfo instances plus metadata.
* All strings are C-strings and therefore don't need a distinct size.
*
*/
class HostDBRecord : public RefCountObj
{
friend struct HostDBContinuation;
friend struct ShowHostDB;
using self_type = HostDBRecord;
/// Size of the IO buffer block owned by @a this.
/// If negative @a this is in not allocated memory.
int _iobuffer_index{-1};
/// Actual size of the data.
unsigned _record_size = sizeof(self_type);
public:
HostDBRecord() = default;
HostDBRecord(self_type const &that) = delete;
using Handle = Ptr<HostDBRecord>; ///< Shared pointer type to hold an instance.
/** Allocate an instance from the IOBuffers.
*
* @param query_name Name of the query for the record.
* @param rr_count Number of info instances.
* @param srv_name_size Storage for SRV names, if any.
* @return An instance sufficient to hold the specified data.
*
* The query name will stored and initialized, and the info instances initialized.
*/
static self_type *alloc(ts::TextView query_name, unsigned rr_count, size_t srv_name_size = 0);
/// Type of data stored in this record.
HostDBType record_type = HostDBType::UNSPEC;
/// IP family of this record.
sa_family_t af_family = AF_UNSPEC;
/// Offset from @a this to the VLA.
unsigned short rr_offset = 0;
/// Number of @c HostDBInfo instances.
unsigned short rr_count = 0;
/// Timing data for switch records in the RR.
std::atomic<ts_time> rr_ctime{TS_TIME_ZERO};
/// Hash key.
uint64_t key{0};
/// When the DNS response was received.
ts_time ip_timestamp;
/// Valid duration of the DNS response data.
/// In the code this functions as the TTL in HostDB calcuations, but may not
/// be the response's TTL based upon configuration such as
/// proxy.config.hostdb.ttl_mode.
ts_seconds ip_timeout_interval;
/** Atomically advance the round robin index.
*
* If multiple threads call this simultaneously each thread will get a distinct return value.
*
* @return The new round robin index.
*/
unsigned next_rr();
/** Pick the next round robin and update the record atomically.
*
* @note This may select a zombie server and reserve it for the caller, therefore the caller must
* attempt to connect to the selected target if possible.
*
* @param now Current time to use for aliveness calculations.
* @param fail_window Blackout time for dead servers.
* @return Status of the updated target.
*
* If the return value is @c HostDBInfo::Status::DEAD this means all targets are dead and there is
* no valid upstream.
*
* @note Concurrency - this is not done under lock and depends on the caller for correct use.
* For strict round robin, it is a feature that every call will get a distinct index. For
* timed round robin, the caller must arrange to have only one thread call this per time interval.
*/
HostDBInfo *select_next_rr(ts_time now, ts_seconds fail_window);
/// Check if this record is of SRV targets.
bool is_srv() const;
/** Query name for the record.
* @return A C-string.
* If this is a @c HOST record, this is the resolved named and the query was based on the IP address.
* Otherwise this is the name used in the DNS query.
*/
char const *name() const;
/** Query name for the record.
* @return A view.
* If this is a @c HOST record, this is the resolved named and the query was based on the IP address.
* Otherwise this is the name used in the DNS query.
* @note Although not included in the view, the name is always nul terminated and the string can
* be used as a C-string.
*/
ts::TextView name_view() const;
/// Get the array of info instances.
ts::MemSpan<HostDBInfo> rr_info();
/** Find a host record by IP address.
*
* @param addr Address key.
* @return A pointer to the info instance if a match is found, @c nullptr if not.
*/
HostDBInfo *find(sockaddr const *addr);
/** Select an upstream target.
*
* @param now Current time.
* @param fail_window Dead server blackout time.
* @param hash_addr Inbound remote IP address.
* @return A selected target, or @c nullptr if there are no valid targets.
*
* This accounts for the round robin setting. The default is to use "client affinity" in
* which case @a hash_addr is as a hash seed to select the target.
*
* This may select a zombie target, which can be detected by checking the target's last
* failure time. If it is not @c TS_TIME_ZERO the target is a zombie. Other transactions will
* be blocked from selecting that target until @a fail_window time has passed.
*
* In cases other than strict round robin, a base target is selected. If valid, that is returned,
* but if not then the targets in this record are searched until a valid one is found. The result
* is this can be called to select a target for failover when a previous target fails.
*/
HostDBInfo *select_best_http(ts_time now, ts_seconds fail_window, sockaddr const *hash_addr);
HostDBInfo *select_best_srv(char *target, InkRand *rand, ts_time now, ts_seconds fail_window);
bool is_failed() const;
void set_failed();
/// @return The time point when the item expires.
ts_time expiry_time() const;
/// @return The age of the DNS response.
ts_seconds ip_age() const;
/// @return How long before the DNS response becomes stale (i.e., exceeds @a
/// ip_timeout_interval from the time of the response).
ts_seconds ip_time_remaining() const;
/// @return Whether the age of the DNS response exceeds @a the user's
/// configured proxy.config.hostdb.verify_after value.
bool is_ip_configured_stale() const;
/** Whether we have exceeded the DNS response's TTL (i.e., whether the DNS
* response is stale). */
bool is_ip_timeout() const;
bool is_ip_fail_timeout() const;
void refresh_ip();
/** Whether the DNS response can still be used per
* proxy.config.hostdb.serve_stale_for configuration.
*
* @return False if serve_stale_for is not configured or if the DNS
* response's age is less than TTL + the serve_stale_for value. Note that
* this function will return true for DNS responses whose age is less than
* TTL (i.e., for responses that are not yet stale).
*/
bool serve_stale_but_revalidate() const;
/// Deallocate @a this.
void free() override;
/** The current round robin index.
*
* @return The current index.
*
* @note The internal index may be out of range due to concurrency constraints - this insures the
* returned valu is in range.
*/
unsigned short rr_idx() const;
/** Offset from the current round robin index.
*
* @param delta Distance from the current index.
* @return The effective index.
*/
unsigned short rr_idx(unsigned short delta) const;
/// The index of @a target in this record.
int index_of(HostDBInfo const *target) const;
/** Allocation and initialize an instance from a serialized buffer.
*
* @param buff Serialization data.
* @param size Size of @a buff.
* @return An instance initialized from @a buff.
*/
static self_type *unmarshall(char *buff, unsigned size);
/// Database version.
static constexpr ts::VersionNumber Version{3, 0};
protected:
/// Current active info.
/// @note This value may be out of range due to the difficulty of synchronization, therefore
/// must always be taken modulus @c rr_count when used. Use the @c rr_idx() method unless
/// raw access is required.
std::atomic<unsigned short> _rr_idx = 0;
/** Access an internal object at @a offset.
*
* @tparam T Type of object.
* @param offset Offset of object.
* @return A pointer to the object of type @a T.
*
* @a offset is applied to @a this record and the result cast to a pointer to @a T.
*
* @note @a offset based at @a this.
*/
template <typename T>
T *
apply_offset(unsigned offset)
{
return reinterpret_cast<T *>(reinterpret_cast<char *>(this) + offset);
}
template <typename T>
T const *
apply_offset(unsigned offset) const
{
return reinterpret_cast<T const *>(reinterpret_cast<char const *>(this) + offset);
}
union {
uint16_t all;
struct {
unsigned failed_p : 1; ///< DNS error.
} f;
} flags{0};
};
struct HostDBCache;
struct HostDBHash;
// Prototype for inline completion function or
// getbyname_imm()
using cb_process_result_pfn = void (Continuation::*)(HostDBRecord *r);
Action *iterate(Continuation *cont);
/** Information for doing host resolution for a request.
*
* This is effectively a state object for a request attempting to connect upstream. Information about its attempt
* that are local to the request are kept here, while shared data is accessed via the @c HostDBInfo pointers.
*
* A primitive version of the IP address generator concept.
*/
struct ResolveInfo {
using self_type = ResolveInfo; ///< Self reference type.
/// Not quite sure what this is for.
enum UpstreamResolveStyle { UNDEFINED_LOOKUP, ORIGIN_SERVER, PARENT_PROXY, HOST_NONE };
/** Origin server address source selection.
If config says to use CTA (client target addr) state is TRY_CLIENT, otherwise it
remains the default. If the connect fails then we switch to a USE. We go to USE_HOSTDB if (1)
the HostDB lookup is successful and (2) some address other than the CTA is available to try.
Otherwise we keep retrying on the CTA (USE_CLIENT) up to the max retry value. In essence we
try to treat the CTA as if it were another RR value in the HostDB record.
*/
enum class OS_Addr {
TRY_DEFAULT, ///< Initial state, use what config says.
TRY_HOSTDB, ///< Try HostDB data.
TRY_CLIENT, ///< Try client target addr.
USE_HOSTDB, ///< Force use of HostDB target address.
USE_CLIENT, ///< Force client target addr.
USE_API ///< Use the API provided address.
};
ResolveInfo() = default;
~ResolveInfo() = default;
/// Keep a reference to the base HostDB object, so it doesn't get GC'd.
Ptr<HostDBRecord> record;
HostDBInfo *active = nullptr; ///< Active host record.
/// Working address. The meaning / source of the value depends on other elements.
/// This is the "resolved" address if @a resolved_p is @c true.
IpEndpoint addr;
int attempts = 0; ///< Number of connection attempts.
char const *lookup_name = nullptr;
char srv_hostname[MAXDNAME] = {0};
const sockaddr *inbound_remote_addr = nullptr; ///< Remote address of inbound client - used for hashing.
in_port_t srv_port = 0; ///< Port from SRV lookup or API call.
OS_Addr os_addr_style = OS_Addr::TRY_DEFAULT;
HostResStyle host_res_style = HOST_RES_IPV4;
UpstreamResolveStyle looking_up = UNDEFINED_LOOKUP;
HTTPVersion http_version = HTTP_INVALID;
bool resolved_p = false; ///< If there is a valid, resolved address in @a addr.
/// Flag for @a addr being set externally.
// bool api_addr_set_p = false;
/*** Set to true by default. If use_client_target_address is set
* to 1, this value will be set to false if the client address is
* not in the DNS pool */
bool cta_validated_p = true;
bool set_active(HostDBInfo *info);
bool set_active(sockaddr const *s);
bool set_active(std::nullptr_t);
/** Force a resolved address.
*
* @param sa Address to use for the upstream.
* @return @c true if successful, @c false if error.
*
* This fails if @a sa isn't a valid IP address.
*/
bool set_upstream_address(const sockaddr *sa);
bool set_upstream_address(IpAddr const &ip_addr);
void set_upstream_port(in_port_t port);
/** Check and (if possible) immediately resolve the upstream address without consulting the HostDB.
* The cases where this is successful are
* - The address is already resolved (@a resolved_p is @c true).
* - The upstream was set explicitly.
* - The hostname is a valid IP address.
*
* @return @c true if the upstream address was resolved, @c false if not.
*/
bool resolve_immediate();
/** Mark the active target as dead.
*
* @param now Time of failure.
* @return @c true if the server was marked as dead, @c false if not.
*
*/
bool mark_active_server_dead(ts_time now);
/** Mark the active target as alive.
*
* @return @c true if the target changed state.
*/
bool mark_active_server_alive();
/// Select / resolve to the next RR entry for the record.
bool select_next_rr();
bool is_srv() const;
};
/** The Host Database access interface. */
struct HostDBProcessor : public Processor {
friend struct HostDBSync;
// Public Interface
// Lookup Hostinfo by name
// cont->handleEvent( EVENT_HOST_DB_LOOKUP, HostDBInfo * ); on success
// cont->handleEVent( EVENT_HOST_DB_LOOKUP, 0); on failure
// Failure occurs when the host cannot be DNS-ed
// NOTE: Will call the continuation back before returning if data is in the
// cache. The HostDBInfo * becomes invalid when the callback returns.
// The HostDBInfo may be changed during the callback.
enum {
HOSTDB_DO_NOT_FORCE_DNS = 0,
HOSTDB_ROUND_ROBIN = 0,
HOSTDB_FORCE_DNS_RELOAD = 1,
HOSTDB_FORCE_DNS_ALWAYS = 2,
HOSTDB_DO_NOT_ROUND_ROBIN = 4
};
/// Optional parameters for getby...
struct Options {
typedef Options self; ///< Self reference type.
int port = 0; ///< Target service port (default 0 -> don't care)
int flags = HOSTDB_DO_NOT_FORCE_DNS; ///< Processing flags (default HOSTDB_DO_NOT_FORCE_DNS)
int timeout = 0; ///< Timeout value (default 0 -> default timeout)
HostResStyle host_res_style = HOST_RES_IPV4; ///< How to query host (default HOST_RES_IPV4)
Options() {}
/// Set the flags.
self &
setFlags(int f)
{
flags = f;
return *this;
}
};
/// Default options.
static Options const DEFAULT_OPTIONS;
HostDBProcessor() {}
Action *getbyname_re(Continuation *cont, const char *hostname, int len, Options const &opt = DEFAULT_OPTIONS);
Action *getbynameport_re(Continuation *cont, const char *hostname, int len, Options const &opt = DEFAULT_OPTIONS);
Action *getSRVbyname_imm(Continuation *cont, cb_process_result_pfn process_srv_info, const char *hostname, int len,
Options const &opt = DEFAULT_OPTIONS);
Action *getbyname_imm(Continuation *cont, cb_process_result_pfn process_hostdb_info, const char *hostname, int len,
Options const &opt = DEFAULT_OPTIONS);
Action *iterate(Continuation *cont);
/** Lookup Hostinfo by addr */
Action *getbyaddr_re(Continuation *cont, sockaddr const *aip);
/** Configuration. */
static int hostdb_strict_round_robin;
static int hostdb_timed_round_robin;
// Processor Interface
/* hostdb does not use any dedicated event threads
* currently. Dont pass any value to start
*/
int start(int no_of_additional_event_threads = 0, size_t stacksize = DEFAULT_STACKSIZE) override;
// Private
HostDBCache *cache();
private:
Action *getby(Continuation *cont, cb_process_result_pfn cb_process_result, HostDBHash &hash, Options const &opt);
};
inline bool
HostDBRecord::is_srv() const
{
return HostDBType::SRV == record_type;
}
inline char const *
HostDBRecord::name() const
{
return this->apply_offset<char const>(sizeof(self_type));
}
inline ts::TextView
HostDBRecord::name_view() const
{
return {this->name(), ts::TextView::npos};
}
inline ts_time
HostDBRecord::expiry_time() const
{
return ip_timestamp + ip_timeout_interval + ts_seconds(hostdb_serve_stale_but_revalidate);
}
inline ts_seconds
HostDBRecord::ip_age() const
{
static constexpr ts_seconds ZERO{0};
static constexpr ts_seconds MAX{0x7FFFFFFF};
return std::clamp(std::chrono::duration_cast<ts_seconds>(hostdb_current_timestamp - ip_timestamp), ZERO, MAX);
}
inline ts_seconds
HostDBRecord::ip_time_remaining() const
{
static constexpr ts_seconds ZERO{0};
static constexpr ts_seconds MAX{0x7FFFFFFF};
return std::clamp(std::chrono::duration_cast<ts_seconds>(ip_timeout_interval - this->ip_age()), ZERO, MAX);
}
inline bool
HostDBRecord::is_ip_configured_stale() const
{
return (
((ip_timeout_interval >= ts_seconds(2 * hostdb_ip_stale_interval)) && (ip_age() >= ts_seconds(hostdb_ip_stale_interval))));
}
inline bool
HostDBRecord::is_ip_timeout() const
{
return ip_age() >= ip_timeout_interval;
}
inline bool
HostDBRecord::is_ip_fail_timeout() const
{
return ip_age() >= ts_seconds(hostdb_ip_fail_timeout_interval);
}
inline void
HostDBRecord::refresh_ip()
{
ip_timestamp = hostdb_current_timestamp;
}
inline ts::MemSpan<HostDBInfo>
HostDBRecord::rr_info()
{
return {this->apply_offset<HostDBInfo>(rr_offset), rr_count};
}
inline bool
HostDBRecord::is_failed() const
{
return flags.f.failed_p;
}
inline void
HostDBRecord::set_failed()
{
flags.f.failed_p = true;
}
inline unsigned short
HostDBRecord::rr_idx() const
{
return _rr_idx % rr_count;
}
inline unsigned short
HostDBRecord::rr_idx(unsigned short delta) const
{
return (_rr_idx + delta) % rr_count;
}
inline int
HostDBRecord::index_of(HostDBInfo const *target) const
{
return target ? target - this->apply_offset<HostDBInfo>(rr_offset) : -1;
}
// --
inline bool
ResolveInfo::set_active(sockaddr const *s)
{
return this->set_active(record->find(s));
}
inline bool
ResolveInfo::mark_active_server_alive()
{
return active->mark_up();
}
inline bool
ResolveInfo::mark_active_server_dead(ts_time now)
{
return active != nullptr && active->mark_down(now);
}
inline bool ResolveInfo::set_active(std::nullptr_t)
{
active = nullptr;
resolved_p = false;
return false;
}
inline bool
ResolveInfo::set_upstream_address(sockaddr const *sa)
{
return resolved_p = addr.assign(sa).isValid();
}
inline void
ResolveInfo::set_upstream_port(in_port_t port)
{
srv_port = port;
}
inline bool
ResolveInfo::is_srv() const
{
return record && record->is_srv();
}
// ---
void run_HostDBTest();
extern HostDBProcessor hostDBProcessor;
void ink_hostdb_init(ts::ModuleVersion version);