gc: expose old GC barriers through metrics and warnings (#11259) - #11268
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds GC barrier timestamp metrics and warning observation. It integrates metric lifecycle handling with GC leadership, barrier updates, service-barrier deletion, keyspace removal, shutdown, and related tests. ChangesGC barrier metrics and lifecycle
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GCStateManager
participant KeyspaceManager
participant barrierMetrics
participant Prometheus
GCStateManager->>KeyspaceManager: register GC barrier invalidator
GCStateManager->>barrierMetrics: observe local and global barriers
KeyspaceManager->>barrierMetrics: invalidate removed keyspace metrics
Prometheus->>barrierMetrics: collect active barrier timestamps
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In `@pkg/gc/gc_state_manager.go`:
- Around line 158-193: Resolve all remaining cherry-pick conflict markers in
pkg/gc/gc_state_manager.go at lines 158-193, 376-381, and 479-491, and add the
nodeLeadership and gcStateCache fields required by OnNodeBecomesLeader,
OnNodeBecomesFollower, and nodeIsLeader. Ensure the gcSafePoint variable is
assigned within the transaction before the cache update, or remove GCSafePoint
from that update. Resolve markers in pkg/gc/gc_state_manager_test.go at lines
1788-1789 and 2012 by porting GetGCStateWithGlobalGCBarriers, gcStateCache,
trackGCStateCacheAccessCounters, and the related failpoint, or removing tests
belonging to the other branch.
In `@pkg/gc/metrics_test.go`:
- Around line 316-317: Update the benchmark code around sync.WaitGroup variable
wg and testing.B variable b to use Go 1.23-compatible patterns: replace wg.Go
with Add and explicit goroutines followed by Done, and replace any b.Loop usage
with a supported iteration loop. Preserve the existing benchmark behavior
without changing the repository’s minimum Go version.
In `@pkg/keyspace/keyspace.go`:
- Line 102: Resolve all remaining merge-conflict markers: in
pkg/keyspace/keyspace.go lines 102-102, merge the Manager fields and
invalidation callback methods; in pkg/keyspace/tso_keyspace_group.go lines
416-416, retain the intended RemoveKeyspacesFromGroup implementation; and in
pkg/keyspace/keyspace_test.go lines 851-851, retain the intended test cases.
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The automated cherry-pick left unresolved conflict markers in package gc. Three regions in pkg/gc/gc_state_manager.go and one in pkg/gc/gc_state_manager_test.go still contain <<<<<<< HEAD, ======= and >>>>>>> a3f0b17749 .... Go cannot parse these tokens, so the package and its tests do not compile. golangci-lint confirms this with expected declaration, found '<<' and illegal character U+0023 '#'.
pkg/gc/gc_state_manager.go#L158-L193: remove the markers aroundOnNodeBecomesLeader,OnNodeBecomesFollowerandnodeIsLeader. Add thenodeLeadershipandgcStateCachefields to theGCStateManagerstruct at lines 111-123, because those methods reference fields the struct does not declare.pkg/gc/gc_state_manager.go#L479-L491: remove the markers here and the third pair at lines 376-381. After that, assigngcSafePointinside the transaction before line 488, or dropGCSafePointfrom the cache update. The variable is declared at line 378 and never assigned, so the cache would recordGCSafePoint: 0for every advancement.pkg/gc/gc_state_manager_test.go#L1788-L1789: remove the markers at lines 1788, 1789 and 2012. PortGetGCStateWithGlobalGCBarriers,gcStateCache,trackGCStateCacheAccessCountersand thegetGCStateWithGlobalGCBarriersAfterReadfailpoint, or remove the tests that belong to the other branch.
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In `@pkg/gc/gc_state_manager.go` around lines 158 - 193, Resolve all remaining
cherry-pick conflict markers in pkg/gc/gc_state_manager.go at lines 158-193,
376-381, and 479-491, and add the nodeLeadership and gcStateCache fields
required by OnNodeBecomesLeader, OnNodeBecomesFollower, and nodeIsLeader. Ensure
the gcSafePoint variable is assigned within the transaction before the cache
update, or remove GCSafePoint from that update. Resolve markers in
pkg/gc/gc_state_manager_test.go at lines 1788-1789 and 2012 by porting
GetGCStateWithGlobalGCBarriers, gcStateCache, trackGCStateCacheAccessCounters,
and the related failpoint, or removing tests belonging to the other branch.
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The official Go documentation confirms that sync.WaitGroup.Go was added in Go 1.25 [1][2][3] and testing.B.Loop was added in Go 1.24 [4][5][6]. sync.WaitGroup.Go The Go method on sync.WaitGroup was introduced in Go 1.25 [1]. It is designed to simplify launching goroutines tracked by a WaitGroup, replacing the manual pattern of wg.Add(1), go func { defer wg.Done... }, and f [7][8]. By using wg.Go(f), the developer avoids boilerplate and potential errors [9][7]. If f panics, the panic is propagated, as calling wg.Done in a deferred function would be inappropriate when the goroutine crashes [10][11]. testing.B.Loop The testing.B.Loop method was introduced in Go 1.24 [5]. It is the preferred way to write benchmarks, replacing the traditional for range b.N loop structure [4][5]. It offers several advantages: 1. Improved Reliability: It eliminates common pitfalls such as forgetting to use b.N or using it incorrectly for input sizing [12]. 2. Timer Management: It automatically integrates b.ResetTimer and b.StopTimer, ensuring setup and cleanup code are correctly excluded from performance measurements [4][6]. 3. Compiler Optimization Control: It prevents the compiler from performing dead-code elimination on the loop body by using compiler-level transformations [4][13]. 4. Efficiency: It runs the benchmark function exactly once per count, rather than rerunning the entire function multiple times to calibrate, which makes it more efficient for benchmarks with expensive setup [5][6].
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- 1: https://pkg.go.dev/sync
- 2: https://pkg.go.dev/sync?GOOS=darwin
- 3: https://pkg.go.dev/sync?GOOS=js
- 4: https://go.dev/blog/testing-b-loop
- 5: https://go.dev/doc/go1.24
- 6: https://golang.google.cn/blog/testing-b-loop
- 7: https://dev.to/joybtw/gos-new-waitgroupgo-ed8
- 8: https://docs.go101.org/std/pkg/sync.html
- 9: GitHub issue 63796 in golang/go (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 10: https://go.dev/src/sync/waitgroup.go
- 11: https://github.com/golang/go/blob/master/src/sync/waitgroup.go
- 12: GitHub issue 61515 in golang/go (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 13: https://golang.design/under-the-hood/en/part5toolchain/ch16tools/perf/
Use APIs supported by Go 1.23. wg is a sync.WaitGroup, and b is a *testing.B. The repository declares go 1.23.12, and CI uses Go 1.23. WaitGroup.Go was added in Go 1.25, and testing.B.Loop was added in Go 1.24, so these tests cannot compile in CI. Replace them with Go 1.23-compatible patterns, or raise the minimum Go version and update CI.
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In `@pkg/gc/metrics_test.go` around lines 316 - 317, Update the benchmark code
around sync.WaitGroup variable wg and testing.B variable b to use Go
1.23-compatible patterns: replace wg.Go with Add and explicit goroutines
followed by Done, and replace any b.Loop usage with a supported iteration loop.
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Resolve all remaining cherry-pick conflicts.
Conflict markers remain in three Go files. They produce syntax errors and prevent the pkg/keyspace packages from compiling.
pkg/keyspace/keyspace.go#L102-L102: merge theManagerfields and invalidation callback methods, then remove the markers.pkg/keyspace/tso_keyspace_group.go#L416-L416: retain the intendedRemoveKeyspacesFromGroupimplementation, then remove the markers.pkg/keyspace/keyspace_test.go#L851-L851: retain the intended test cases, then remove the markers.
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In `@pkg/keyspace/keyspace.go` at line 102, Resolve all remaining merge-conflict
markers: in pkg/keyspace/keyspace.go lines 102-102, merge the Manager fields and
invalidation callback methods; in pkg/keyspace/tso_keyspace_group.go lines
416-416, retain the intended RemoveKeyspacesFromGroup implementation; and in
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This is an automated cherry-pick of #11259
What problem does this PR solve?
A stuck TiCDC GC barrier can retain obsolete data for days and cause disk pressure. Operators need to identify the retaining barriers before deciding whether they can be advanced or removed.
Issue Number: ref #11260
What is changed and how does it work?
Observation follows the existing advancement API scope, including compatibility requests. Global barriers and NullKeyspace use an empty keyspace name. Discovery requires a successful advancement request; writes alone do not discover barriers. The age threshold applies to the barrier timestamp, not the barrier's creation time or how long GC has been blocked. No warning-age configuration is added; alert rules can choose a separate threshold.
Only barriers that meet the reporting conditions retain metric and warning state. Keyspaces without qualifying barriers do not create entries, and each global barrier is retained once across keyspace observations. Scrapes inspect the retained entries and remove expired barriers without storage reads.
Legacy HTTP/pd-ctl force deletion runs under GC manager serialization and removes the observation only after a successful storage commit. This prevents concurrent advancement from republishing a deleted barrier while preserving reserved
gc_workerdeletion and idempotent deletion of absent services. Failed deletes retain the metric and warning suppression.Routing boundary: normal HTTP/pd-ctl requests are handled by the leader. A caller that explicitly supplies
PD-Allow-follower-handlecan still force follower-local deletion and leave the leader's observation stale; this existing middleware override is unchanged.Check List
Tests
make checkandmake basic-testfor the affected root packages, includingserver/apifor force deletion.-race: an observed non-expiring barrier disappears from metrics immediately after deletion without another advancement.Code changes
pd_gc_barrier_timestamp_seconds{scope,keyspace_id,keyspace_name,barrier_id}and warning logs for valid barrier timestamps more than 24 hours old.Side effects
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