fix: dont clear ingress ports on reschedule

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Summary

This PR fixes an issue where ingress ports were being unnecessarily cleared during actor rescheduling. The change is clean, well-targeted, and includes proper documentation.

Changes Made

The PR modifies clear_ports_and_resources function in packages/edge/services/pegboard/src/workflows/actor/runtime.rs:1387-1444:

1. Removed unnecessary database query: Eliminates the SQL query that fetches ingress ports (SELECT protocol, ingress_port_number FROM ports_ingress)
2. Simplified parameter passing: Replaces the ingress_ports parameter with an empty vector (Vec::new())
3. Added documentation: Includes a clear comment explaining the behavior: "Ingress ports are not cleared upon reschedule, they are reused"

Code Quality Assessment ✅

• Clean implementation: The change is minimal and focused
• Good documentation: The inline comment clearly explains the intent
• Consistent with codebase patterns: Follows existing code style and conventions
• Performance improvement: Removes an unnecessary database query during reschedule operations

Bug Analysis ✅

• No bugs introduced: The change correctly implements the intended behavior
• Logic is sound: Passing an empty vector to prevent port clearing is appropriate
• Backward compatibility: The change shouldn't break existing functionality

Performance Considerations ✅

• Improved performance: Eliminates a sql_fetch_all! database query during reschedule
• Reduced database load: Fewer queries during high-frequency reschedule operations
• Simplified execution path: Removes unnecessary async database operation from tokio::try_join!

Security Assessment ✅

• No security concerns: The change is purely about resource management logic
• No data exposure: No sensitive information handling involved
• Safe resource handling: Proper cleanup behavior is maintained

Test Coverage Considerations ⚠️

Recommendation: This behavioral change would benefit from tests to ensure:

• Ingress ports are preserved across reschedule operations
• The destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function handles empty port vectors correctly
• Integration tests verify end-to-end reschedule behavior

Note: Without access to run the test suite, I cannot verify if existing tests cover this scenario adequately.

Overall Assessment

Approved ✅ - This is a well-implemented fix that addresses a specific issue with ingress port management during reschedule operations. The change is minimal, well-documented, and improves performance by removing unnecessary database operations.

Minor Suggestions

1. Consider adding a unit test specifically for the reschedule scenario to prevent regression
2. Verify that related documentation (if any) reflects this behavior change

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• fix: get pb manager test working e2e again #2721
• fix: convert runner protocol to protobuf #2702
• fix: even more actor api changes #2714
• chore: flatten actor api spec #2698
• fix: increase default actor kill timeout to 5s #2701
• fix: dont clear ingress ports on reschedule #2700 👈 (View in Graphite)
• fix: add cpu constraints to oci config #2697
• fix: api changes #2692
• fix: fix logs for new actors #2649
• feat: add actor queue #2644
• feat: add actor kv to runners #2638
• feat: get multi actors working e2e on docker compose #2637
• fix: add udp ports to docker compose #2635
• chore: fix merge conflicts #2634
• fix: get new actors working on docker compose #2623
• fix: figure out actor log shipping #2622
• fix(pegboard): convert ws manager socket to unix socket #2478
• fix(pb): get new actor ids working e2e #2471
• feat: implement new actor ids #2467
• feat(pb): get multi-actors working e2e, add resources for builds #2465
• feat(pb): add runner logs #2447
• feat: add runners to pb protocol #2433
• chore(pegboard): add exit code log from container runner #2477
• fix(workflows): fix branch version bug #2475
• chore(pegboard): replace computing image size manually with using tar bytes read #2625
• fix: make pb image downloads random, remove prewarm from pb protocol #2784
• fix: clean up worker threads in the event of an error #2783
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• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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Summary

This PR fixes an issue where ingress ports were being unnecessarily cleared during actor rescheduling. The change is clean, well-targeted, and includes proper documentation.

Changes Made

The PR modifies the clear_ports_and_resources function in packages/edge/services/pegboard/src/workflows/actor/runtime.rs:1428-1429:

Key Change:

• Replaced dynamic ingress port fetching with an empty vector (Vec::new())
• Added clear documentation: "Ingress ports are not cleared upon reschedule, they are reused"
• Simplified function call: Instead of fetching ingress ports from database, passes empty vector to destroy::clear_ports_and_resources

Code Quality Assessment ✅

• Clean implementation: The change is minimal and focused on the specific issue
• Excellent documentation: The inline comment clearly explains the behavioral change and reasoning
• Consistent with codebase patterns: Follows existing code style and naming conventions
• Performance improvement: Eliminates unnecessary database query during reschedule operations

Bug Analysis ✅

• No bugs introduced: The change correctly implements the intended behavior of preserving ingress ports
• Logic is sound: Passing an empty vector prevents port clearing while maintaining compatibility with the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources interface
• Backward compatibility: The change doesn't break existing functionality, just modifies behavior during reschedule

Performance Considerations ✅

• Improved performance: Eliminates a SQL query that was previously fetching ingress ports during reschedule
• Reduced database load: Fewer queries during high-frequency reschedule operations
• Simplified execution path: Removes unnecessary async database operation from the reschedule workflow

Security Assessment ✅

• No security concerns: The change is purely about resource management logic
• No data exposure risks: No sensitive information handling involved
• Safe resource handling: Proper cleanup behavior is maintained for other resources

Test Coverage Considerations ⚠️

Recommendation: This behavioral change would benefit from specific tests to ensure:

• Ingress ports are preserved across reschedule operations
• The destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function handles empty port vectors correctly
• Integration tests verify end-to-end reschedule behavior maintains port accessibility

Note: Without access to run the test suite, I cannot verify if existing tests cover this scenario adequately.

Overall Assessment

Approved ✅ - This is a well-implemented fix that addresses a specific issue with ingress port management during reschedule operations. The change is minimal, well-documented, and improves performance by removing unnecessary database operations.

Suggestions for Future Improvements

1. Consider adding a unit test specifically for the reschedule scenario to prevent regression
2. Verify that related documentation (if any) reflects this behavior change
3. Monitor post-deployment to ensure ingress port reuse works as expected across different reschedule scenarios

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Summary

This PR fixes an issue where ingress ports were being unnecessarily cleared during actor rescheduling. The change is clean, well-targeted, and includes proper documentation explaining the behavioral change.

Changes Made

The PR modifies the clear_ports_and_resources function in packages/edge/services/pegboard/src/workflows/actor/runtime.rs:1387-1444:

Key Changes:

1. Removed unnecessary database query: Eliminated the SQL query that fetches ingress ports (SELECT protocol, ingress_port_number FROM ports_ingress) from the tokio::try_join! macro
2. Simplified function parameters: Removed the ingress_ports parameter from the tuple destructuring
3. Updated function call: Replaced the ingress_ports parameter with Vec::new() in the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources call
4. Added clear documentation: Included an explanatory comment: "Ingress ports are not cleared upon reschedule, they are reused"
5. Removed unnecessary clone: Eliminated the let ingress_ports = ingress_ports.clone(); line

Code Quality Assessment ✅

• Clean implementation: The change is minimal and focused on the specific issue
• Excellent documentation: The inline comment clearly explains the behavioral change and reasoning
• Consistent with codebase patterns: Follows existing code style and naming conventions
• Performance improvement: Eliminates unnecessary database query during reschedule operations
• Proper error handling: No changes to error handling patterns; maintains existing robustness

Bug Analysis ✅

• No bugs introduced: The change correctly implements the intended behavior of preserving ingress ports during reschedule
• Logic is sound: Passing an empty vector prevents port clearing while maintaining compatibility with the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources interface
• Backward compatibility: The change doesn't break existing functionality, just modifies behavior during reschedule operations
• Idempotent operation: The change maintains the idempotent nature of the reschedule operation

Performance Considerations ✅

• Database load reduction: Eliminates a SQL query that was fetching ingress ports during every reschedule operation
• Improved reschedule performance: Reduces the number of database operations in the critical reschedule path
• Simplified async execution: Removes one async operation from the tokio::try_join! macro, slightly simplifying the execution flow
• No negative impact: The change only removes unnecessary work; no additional overhead introduced

Security Assessment ✅

• No security concerns: The change is purely about resource management logic during reschedule
• No data exposure risks: No sensitive information handling is involved in this change
• Safe resource handling: Proper cleanup behavior is maintained for other resources (CPU, memory, etc.)
• Access control unchanged: No changes to authentication or authorization logic

Test Coverage Considerations ⚠️

Recommendation: This behavioral change would benefit from specific tests to ensure:

• Ingress port persistence: Verify that ingress ports are preserved across reschedule operations
• Function compatibility: Ensure the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function handles empty port vectors correctly
• Integration testing: Verify end-to-end reschedule behavior maintains port accessibility
• Regression prevention: Add tests to prevent accidental reintroduction of port clearing during reschedule

Note: Without access to run the existing test suite, I cannot verify if current tests adequately cover this scenario.

Overall Assessment

✅ Approved - This is a well-implemented fix that addresses a specific issue with ingress port management during actor reschedule operations. The change is minimal, well-documented, and improves both performance and functionality.

Recommendations for Future Improvements

1. Add specific tests: Consider adding unit/integration tests for the reschedule scenario to prevent regression
2. Documentation review: Verify that any related documentation reflects this behavior change
3. Monitoring: Consider adding metrics or logging to track successful port reuse during reschedule operations
4. Performance validation: Monitor post-deployment to ensure the performance improvement is measurable in production

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Review Tasks:

• Read and analyze the changed file
• Understand the specific changes made
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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Summary

This PR fixes an issue where ingress ports were being unnecessarily cleared during actor rescheduling. The change is minimal, well-documented, and addresses both performance and functional concerns.

Changes Made

The PR modifies the clear_ports_and_resources function call in packages/edge/services/pegboard/src/workflows/actor/runtime.rs:1424-1437:

Before:

let (build_res, (selected_resources_cpu_millicores, selected_resources_memory_mib), ingress_ports) = tokio::try_join!(
    // ... other operations
    sql_fetch_all!(
        [ctx, (i64, i64), pool]
        "SELECT protocol, ingress_port_number FROM ports_ingress"
    ),
)?;

destroy::clear_ports_and_resources(
    // ... other parameters
    ingress_ports,
    // ... remaining parameters
)

After:

let (build_res, (selected_resources_cpu_millicores, selected_resources_memory_mib), _) = tokio::try_join!(
    // ... other operations (database query removed)
)?;

destroy::clear_ports_and_resources(
    // ... other parameters
    // NOTE: Ingress ports are not cleared upon reschedule, they are reused
    Vec::new(),
    // ... remaining parameters
)

Code Quality Assessment ✅

• Clean implementation: The change is minimal and surgical, affecting only the necessary code
• Excellent documentation: The inline comment clearly explains the behavioral change and reasoning
• Consistent patterns: Follows existing code style and error handling patterns
• Performance improvement: Eliminates unnecessary database query during reschedule operations

Bug Analysis ✅

• No regressions: The change correctly implements the intended behavior of preserving ingress ports
• Logic soundness: Passing Vec::new() prevents port clearing while maintaining API compatibility
• Backward compatibility: No breaking changes to existing functionality
• Resource management: Proper cleanup behavior is maintained for other resources (CPU, memory)

Performance Considerations ✅

• Database load reduction: Eliminates a SQL query (SELECT protocol, ingress_port_number FROM ports_ingress) during every reschedule operation
• Improved reschedule efficiency: Reduces the number of database operations in the critical reschedule path
• FoundationDB optimization: Prevents unnecessary port clearing operations in the distributed database
• Port reuse benefits: Avoids the overhead of deallocating and reallocating the same ingress ports

Security Assessment ✅

• No security concerns: The change is purely about resource management optimization
• No data exposure: No sensitive information handling is affected
• Access control unchanged: No modifications to authentication or authorization logic
• Resource isolation maintained: Proper resource cleanup continues for other components

Test Coverage Considerations ⚠️

Current Gap: This behavioral change would benefit from specific test coverage:

1. Unit tests: Verify that during reschedule, ingress ports are preserved while other resources are properly cleaned up
2. Integration tests: Ensure end-to-end reschedule operations maintain network connectivity through preserved ports
3. Regression tests: Prevent accidental reintroduction of port clearing during reschedule

Recommendation: Add tests to verify:

• Ingress ports remain accessible after reschedule
• The destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function handles empty port vectors correctly
• Port allocation state remains consistent across reschedule operations

Architecture Understanding ✅

Key Function Analysis: The destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function performs several cleanup operations:

• Port cleanup: Iterates through provided ingress ports and removes them from FoundationDB
• Resource deallocation: Frees CPU and memory allocations
• Index maintenance: Updates allocation indexes and client-actor associations
• Protocol handling: Converts port data and clears distributed database keys

Impact of Change: By passing Vec::new(), the port cleanup loop becomes a no-op, preserving all allocated ingress ports while still performing other necessary cleanup operations.

Overall Assessment

✅ Approved - This is a well-implemented fix that addresses a specific issue with ingress port management during actor reschedule operations. The change demonstrates good understanding of the codebase architecture and provides clear performance benefits.

Strengths

1. Clear documentation: The comment explains the behavioral change and reasoning
2. Minimal scope: Only changes what's necessary to fix the issue
3. Performance optimization: Eliminates unnecessary database operations
4. Functional improvement: Prevents port churn during reschedule operations
5. Backward compatibility: No breaking changes to existing APIs

Recommendations

1. Consider adding tests: Unit/integration tests for reschedule scenarios would prevent regression
2. Monitor performance: Track the performance improvement in production metrics
3. Documentation review: Consider updating any related documentation that might reference port clearing behavior during reschedule

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Review Tasks:

• Read repository setup instructions (CLAUDE.md)
• Analyze the changed file and understand modifications
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

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Summary

This PR fixes an issue where ingress ports were being unnecessarily cleared during actor rescheduling. The change is minimal, well-documented, and addresses both performance and functional concerns.

Changes Made

The PR modifies the clear_ports_and_resources function in packages/edge/services/pegboard/src/workflows/actor/runtime.rs:1387-1444:

Key Changes:

1. Removed database query: Eliminated the SQL query that fetches ingress ports from the database:

   sql_fetch_all!(
       [ctx, (i64, i64), pool]
       "SELECT protocol, ingress_port_number FROM ports_ingress",
   )

2. Simplified function call: Instead of passing the fetched ingress_ports to destroy::clear_ports_and_resources, now passes an empty vector (Vec::new())

3. Added clear documentation: Included an explanatory comment: "Ingress ports are not cleared upon reschedule, they are reused"

4. Cleaned up variables: Removed the unused ingress_ports variable and its clone

Code Quality Assessment ✅

• Clean implementation: The change is minimal and focused on the specific issue
• Excellent documentation: The inline comment clearly explains the behavioral change and reasoning
• Consistent patterns: Follows existing code style and error handling patterns
• Performance improvement: Eliminates unnecessary database query during reschedule operations

Bug Analysis ✅

• No regressions: The change correctly implements the intended behavior of preserving ingress ports
• Logic soundness: Passing Vec::new() prevents port clearing while maintaining API compatibility with destroy::clear_ports_and_resources
• Backward compatibility: No breaking changes to existing functionality
• Resource management: Proper cleanup behavior is maintained for other resources (CPU, memory)

Performance Considerations ✅

• Database load reduction: Eliminates a SQL query during every reschedule operation
• Improved reschedule efficiency: Reduces the number of database operations in the critical reschedule path
• Resource optimization: Avoids the overhead of deallocating and reallocating the same ingress ports
• Simplified execution: Removes one async operation from the tokio::try_join! macro

Security Assessment ✅

• No security concerns: The change is purely about resource management optimization
• No data exposure: No sensitive information handling is affected
• Access control unchanged: No modifications to authentication or authorization logic
• Resource isolation maintained: Proper resource cleanup continues for other components

Test Coverage Considerations ⚠️

Recommendation: This behavioral change would benefit from specific test coverage to ensure:

1. Port persistence: Verify that ingress ports are preserved across reschedule operations
2. Function compatibility: Ensure the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function handles empty port vectors correctly
3. Integration testing: Verify end-to-end reschedule operations maintain network connectivity
4. Regression prevention: Add tests to prevent accidental reintroduction of port clearing during reschedule

Note: Without access to run the test suite, I cannot verify if existing tests cover this scenario adequately.

Architecture Impact Analysis ✅

Understanding the Fix: The destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function iterates through the provided ingress_ports vector and removes each port from FoundationDB. By passing an empty vector, this loop becomes a no-op, effectively preserving all allocated ingress ports while still performing other necessary cleanup operations (CPU, memory, etc.).

This change aligns with the architectural goal of making reschedule operations more efficient by reusing existing network resources rather than churning through allocation/deallocation cycles.

Overall Assessment

✅ Approved - This is a well-implemented fix that addresses a specific issue with ingress port management during actor reschedule operations. The change demonstrates good understanding of the codebase architecture and provides clear performance benefits.

Recommendations

1. Consider adding tests: Unit/integration tests for reschedule scenarios would prevent regression
2. Monitor performance: Track the performance improvement in production metrics
3. Documentation review: Consider updating any related documentation that might reference port clearing behavior during reschedule

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PR Review Complete ✅

Review Tasks:

• Read repository setup instructions (CLAUDE.md)
• Analyze the changed file and understand modifications
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

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Summary

This PR fixes an issue where ingress ports were being unnecessarily cleared during actor rescheduling. The change is minimal, well-documented, and addresses both performance and functional concerns.

Changes Made

The PR modifies the clear_ports_and_resources function in packages/edge/services/pegboard/src/workflows/actor/runtime.rs:1387-1444:

Key Changes:

1. Removed database query: Eliminated the SQL query that fetches ingress ports from the database:

   sql_fetch_all!(
       [ctx, (i64, i64), pool]
       "SELECT protocol, ingress_port_number FROM ports_ingress"
   )

2. Simplified function call: Instead of passing the fetched ingress_ports to destroy::clear_ports_and_resources, now passes an empty vector (Vec::new())

3. Added clear documentation: Included an explanatory comment: "Ingress ports are not cleared upon reschedule, they are reused"

4. Cleaned up variables: Removed the unused ingress_ports variable and its clone

Code Quality Assessment ✅

• Clean implementation: The change is minimal and focused on the specific issue
• Excellent documentation: The inline comment clearly explains the behavioral change and reasoning
• Consistent patterns: Follows existing code style and error handling patterns
• Performance improvement: Eliminates unnecessary database query during reschedule operations

Bug Analysis ✅

• No regressions: The change correctly implements the intended behavior of preserving ingress ports
• Logic soundness: Passing Vec::new() prevents port clearing while maintaining API compatibility with destroy::clear_ports_and_resources
• Backward compatibility: No breaking changes to existing functionality
• Resource management: Proper cleanup behavior is maintained for other resources (CPU, memory)

Performance Considerations ✅

• Database load reduction: Eliminates a SQL query during every reschedule operation
• Improved reschedule efficiency: Reduces the number of database operations in the critical reschedule path
• Resource optimization: Avoids the overhead of deallocating and reallocating the same ingress ports
• Simplified execution: Removes one async operation from the tokio::try_join! macro

Security Assessment ✅

• No security concerns: The change is purely about resource management optimization
• No data exposure: No sensitive information handling is affected
• Access control unchanged: No modifications to authentication or authorization logic
• Resource isolation maintained: Proper resource cleanup continues for other components

Test Coverage Considerations ⚠️

Recommendation: This behavioral change would benefit from specific test coverage to ensure:

1. Port persistence: Verify that ingress ports are preserved across reschedule operations
2. Function compatibility: Ensure the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function handles empty port vectors correctly
3. Integration testing: Verify end-to-end reschedule operations maintain network connectivity
4. Regression prevention: Add tests to prevent accidental reintroduction of port clearing during reschedule

Note: Without access to run the test suite, I cannot verify if existing tests cover this scenario adequately.

Architecture Impact Analysis ✅

Understanding the Fix: The destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function iterates through the provided ingress_ports vector and removes each port from FoundationDB. By passing an empty vector, this loop becomes a no-op, effectively preserving all allocated ingress ports while still performing other necessary cleanup operations (CPU, memory, etc.).

This change aligns with the architectural goal of making reschedule operations more efficient by reusing existing network resources rather than churning through allocation/deallocation cycles.

Overall Assessment

✅ Approved - This is a well-implemented fix that addresses a specific issue with ingress port management during actor reschedule operations. The change demonstrates good understanding of the codebase architecture and provides clear performance benefits.

Recommendations

1. Consider adding tests: Unit/integration tests for reschedule scenarios would prevent regression
2. Monitor performance: Track the performance improvement in production metrics
3. Documentation review: Consider updating any related documentation that might reference port clearing behavior during reschedule

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• Read and analyze the changed file
• Understand the specific changes made
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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Summary

This PR fixes an issue where ingress ports were being unnecessarily cleared during actor rescheduling operations. The change is minimal, well-documented, and provides both functional and performance improvements.

Changes Made

The PR modifies the clear_ports_and_resources function in packages/edge/services/pegboard/src/workflows/actor/runtime.rs:1387-1444:

Key Changes:

1. Removed database query: Eliminated the SQL query that fetches ingress ports:

   sql_fetch_all!(
       [ctx, (i64, i64), pool]
       "SELECT protocol, ingress_port_number FROM ports_ingress"
   )

2. Simplified function call: Replaced the ingress_ports parameter with Vec::new() in the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources call

3. Added clear documentation: Included explanatory comment: "NOTE: Ingress ports are not cleared upon reschedule, they are reused"

4. Cleaned up variables: Removed unused ingress_ports variable and its clone

Code Quality Assessment ✅

• Clean implementation: The change is minimal and surgically focused on the specific issue
• Excellent documentation: The inline comment clearly explains the behavioral change and reasoning
• Consistent patterns: Follows existing code style, error handling, and async patterns
• Performance improvement: Eliminates unnecessary database operation during reschedule

Bug Analysis ✅

• No regressions: The change correctly implements the intended behavior of preserving ingress ports during reschedule
• Logic soundness: Passing Vec::new() prevents port clearing while maintaining API compatibility with the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function
• Backward compatibility: No breaking changes to existing functionality, only modifies reschedule behavior
• Resource management: Proper cleanup behavior is maintained for other resources (CPU, memory)

Performance Considerations ✅

• Database load reduction: Eliminates a SQL query (SELECT protocol, ingress_port_number FROM ports_ingress) during every reschedule operation
• Improved reschedule efficiency: Reduces database operations in the critical reschedule path
• Resource optimization: Avoids the overhead of deallocating and reallocating the same ingress ports
• Simplified execution: Removes one async operation from the tokio::try_join! macro

Security Assessment ✅

• No security concerns: The change is purely about resource management optimization
• No data exposure: No sensitive information handling is affected
• Access control unchanged: No modifications to authentication or authorization logic
• Resource isolation maintained: Proper resource cleanup continues for other components

Test Coverage Considerations ⚠️

Recommendation: This behavioral change would benefit from specific test coverage:

1. Port persistence: Verify that ingress ports are preserved across reschedule operations
2. Function compatibility: Ensure the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function handles empty port vectors correctly
3. Integration testing: Verify end-to-end reschedule operations maintain network connectivity
4. Regression prevention: Add tests to prevent accidental reintroduction of port clearing during reschedule

Architecture Impact ✅

The destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function iterates through the provided ingress_ports vector and removes each port from FoundationDB. By passing an empty vector, this loop becomes a no-op, effectively preserving all allocated ingress ports while still performing other necessary cleanup operations.

This change aligns with the architectural goal of making reschedule operations more efficient by reusing existing network resources rather than churning through allocation/deallocation cycles.

Overall Assessment

✅ Approved - This is a well-implemented fix that addresses a specific issue with ingress port management during actor reschedule operations. The change demonstrates good understanding of the codebase architecture and provides clear performance benefits.

Recommendations

1. Consider adding tests: Unit/integration tests for reschedule scenarios would prevent regression
2. Monitor performance: Track the performance improvement in production metrics
3. Documentation review: Consider updating any related documentation that references port clearing behavior during reschedule

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PR Review Complete ✅

Review Tasks:

• Read and analyze the changed file
• Understand the specific changes made
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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Summary

This PR fixes an issue where ingress ports were being unnecessarily cleared during actor rescheduling. The change is minimal, well-documented, and addresses both performance and functional concerns.

Changes Made

The PR modifies the clear_ports_and_resources function in packages/edge/services/pegboard/src/workflows/actor/runtime.rs:1387-1444:

Key Changes:

1. Removed database query: Eliminated the SQL query that fetches ingress ports from the database:

   sql_fetch_all!(
       [ctx, (i64, i64), pool]
       "SELECT protocol, ingress_port_number FROM ports_ingress"
   )

2. Simplified function call: Instead of passing the fetched ingress_ports to destroy::clear_ports_and_resources, now passes an empty vector (Vec::new())

3. Added clear documentation: Included an explanatory comment: "Ingress ports are not cleared upon reschedule, they are reused"

4. Cleaned up variables: Removed the unused ingress_ports variable and its clone

Code Quality Assessment ✅

• Clean implementation: The change is minimal and focused on the specific issue
• Excellent documentation: The inline comment clearly explains the behavioral change and reasoning
• Consistent patterns: Follows existing code style and error handling patterns
• Performance improvement: Eliminates unnecessary database query during reschedule operations

Bug Analysis ✅

• No regressions: The change correctly implements the intended behavior of preserving ingress ports
• Logic soundness: Passing Vec::new() prevents port clearing while maintaining API compatibility with destroy::clear_ports_and_resources
• Backward compatibility: No breaking changes to existing functionality
• Resource management: Proper cleanup behavior is maintained for other resources (CPU, memory)

Performance Considerations ✅

• Database load reduction: Eliminates a SQL query during every reschedule operation
• Improved reschedule efficiency: Reduces the number of database operations in the critical reschedule path
• Resource optimization: Avoids the overhead of deallocating and reallocating the same ingress ports
• Simplified execution: Removes one async operation from the tokio::try_join! macro

Security Assessment ✅

• No security concerns: The change is purely about resource management optimization
• No data exposure: No sensitive information handling is affected
• Access control unchanged: No modifications to authentication or authorization logic
• Resource isolation maintained: Proper resource cleanup continues for other components

Test Coverage Considerations ⚠️

Recommendation: This behavioral change would benefit from specific test coverage to ensure:

1. Port persistence: Verify that ingress ports are preserved across reschedule operations
2. Function compatibility: Ensure the destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function handles empty port vectors correctly
3. Integration testing: Verify end-to-end reschedule operations maintain network connectivity
4. Regression prevention: Add tests to prevent accidental reintroduction of port clearing during reschedule

Note: Without access to run the test suite, I cannot verify if existing tests cover this scenario adequately.

Architecture Impact Analysis ✅

Understanding the Fix: The destroy::clear_ports_and_resources function iterates through the provided ingress_ports vector and removes each port from FoundationDB:

// Remove all allocated ingress ports
for (protocol, port) in ingress_ports {
    let ingress_port_key = keys::port::IngressKey2::new(/* ... */);
    tx.clear(&keys::subspace().pack(&ingress_port_key));
}

By passing an empty vector, this loop becomes a no-op, effectively preserving all allocated ingress ports while still performing other necessary cleanup operations (CPU, memory, etc.).

This change aligns with the architectural goal of making reschedule operations more efficient by reusing existing network resources rather than churning through allocation/deallocation cycles.

Overall Assessment

✅ Approved - This is a well-implemented fix that addresses a specific issue with ingress port management during actor reschedule operations. The change demonstrates good understanding of the codebase architecture and provides clear performance benefits.

Recommendations

1. Consider adding tests: Unit/integration tests for reschedule scenarios would prevent regression
2. Monitor performance: Track the performance improvement in production metrics
3. Documentation review: Consider updating any related documentation that might reference port clearing behavior during reschedule

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