discourse/lib/sidekiq/pausable.rb
Sam 44cf3cf975 FIX: queue heartbeats in readonly modes
If sidekiq is paused or Discourse is in readonly continue to queue
heartbeats

If we do not do that then a master process can end up reaping sidekiq
workers and causing various badness

This also impacts restore which can do weird stuff TM in cases like this
2018-08-29 12:36:59 +10:00

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require 'thread'
class SidekiqPauser
def initialize
@mutex = Mutex.new
end
def pause!
redis.setex paused_key, 60, "paused"
@mutex.synchronize do
@extend_lease_thread ||= extend_lease_thread
sleep 0.001 while !paused?
end
true
end
def paused?
!!redis.get(paused_key)
end
def unpause!
@mutex.synchronize do
@extend_lease_thread = nil
end
redis.del(paused_key)
true
end
private
def extend_lease_thread
Thread.new do
while true do
break unless @mutex.synchronize { @extend_lease_thread }
redis.expire paused_key, 60
sleep(Rails.env.test? ? 0.01 : 30)
end
end
end
def redis
$redis.without_namespace
end
def paused_key
"sidekiq_is_paused_v2"
end
end
module Sidekiq
@pauser = SidekiqPauser.new
def self.pause!
@pauser.pause!
end
def self.paused?
@pauser.paused?
end
def self.unpause!
@pauser.unpause!
end
end
# server middleware that will reschedule work whenever Sidekiq is paused
class Sidekiq::Pausable
def initialize(delay = 5.seconds)
@delay = delay
end
def call(worker, msg, queue)
if Sidekiq.paused? && !(Jobs::RunHeartbeat === worker)
worker.class.perform_in(@delay, *msg['args'])
else
start = Process.clock_gettime(Process::CLOCK_MONOTONIC)
result = yield
duration = Process.clock_gettime(Process::CLOCK_MONOTONIC) - start
DiscourseEvent.trigger(:sidekiq_job_ran, worker, msg, queue, duration)
result
end
end
end