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fix(api): report the node's idle deadline as a sandbox's expires_at - #1617
getSandbox and listSandboxes now report the sandbox's idle deadline in expires_at. Before, it was always null, even right after :set_timeout answered with one.
The read takes sandboxes.next_auto_event_at, but nothing wrote a deadline there. Its only writer was the reset to NULL in set_auto_lifecycle_policy, which :set_timeout itself triggers. The deadline belongs to sbx-manager: it depends on activity, open leases and condition state that the control plane does not have. So it now comes from the node:
node-ctl publishes AutoLifecycleStatus.next_auto_event_at as the new PublishedSandboxState.next_auto_event_at (field 42).
The published-state ingest records it for the publisher's own sandboxes, through the new store verb ingest::record_published_idle_deadlines.
A later deadline is recorded only once it has moved a minute, as the activity clocks are.
An earlier deadline is recorded at once, so the stored deadline is never later than the node's.
A sandbox reports the deadline only while it is running or paused. A suspended or stopped sandbox keeps the deadline it had when it left its node, so it reports none.
This makes the :set_timeout contract ("getSandbox reports the published deadline once available") true.
Validation
New and updated tests:
publish_sandbox_state_records_the_idle_deadline_without_touching_updated_at (internal API): first, within-a-minute, minute-later, earlier and cleared deadlines; a foreign publisher; updated_at unchanged.
After :set_timeout 900s at 05:09:17, get and list reported 05:24:17. The response estimate was 05:24:12.
updated_at stayed at the :set_timeout write while the deadline landed.
After suspend, expires_at was null.
Native typed Kind smoke on that build: all 47 scenarios that ran passed, and the 12 opt-in scenarios were ignored.
At 768622c: cargo test --all-features for pplx-space-api (with the opt-level=0 override; 2546 passed), pplx-space-internal-api-server (470), pplx-space-node-ctl-server (137) and pplx-space-sandbox-store (34), all with 0 failed; cargo clippy with -D warnings on those four; cargo check --workspace --all-targets --locked; and cargo fmt --check. All pass.
Severity and risk
Severity: low. A documented field was always null.
Risk:
A node-ctl that predates this change doesn't send the field, so its sandboxes keep reporting null.
The ingest adds one statement per publication batch. It writes only rows whose deadline is earlier, or at least a minute later, than the stored one.
A sandbox that is running but not yet published, or whose deadline was just reset by :set_timeout, reports null until the next publication.
Rolling back restores the null expires_at.
Rollout
Needs #1616's migration first. A mixed node-ctl fleet is fine: new and old publishers coexist, and an old one simply sends no deadline.
Stack
Stacked on #1616 (sandbox-expires-at-trigger), which this PR targets. Merge #1616 first.
AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the code, tests, and this description; the author reviewed them.
`getSandbox` and `listSandboxes` read `expires_at` from
`sandboxes.next_auto_event_at`, but nothing ever wrote a deadline there.
The only writer cleared it, and `:set_timeout` triggered that clear, so
`expires_at` was null for every sandbox even after `:set_timeout`
answered with one.
The deadline is sbx-manager's: it depends on activity, open leases and
condition state the control plane does not have. node-ctl now publishes
it as `PublishedSandboxState.next_auto_event_at`, and the published-state
ingest records it for the publisher's own sandboxes. A later deadline is
recorded only once it has moved a minute, as the activity clocks are, and
an earlier one at once, so the stored deadline is never later than the
node's. Migration `20261106045040` keeps these writes from advancing
`updated_at`. A sandbox reports the deadline only while it is running or
paused: one that left its node keeps the deadline it had there.
Older node-ctl builds do not send the field, and their sandboxes report
null as before.
The node publication contract now carries the next automatic lifecycle deadline. The server persists reported deadlines for sandboxes assigned to the publishing node, with rules for earlier deadlines, later deadlines, and cleared values. The public API exposes the deadline only for running or paused sandboxes.
Possibly related PRs
perplexityai/SPACE#1520: Both changes use field number 42 in the PublishedSandboxState protobuf message for different fields.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 76862
The deadline write and public response change are tested, but the new sandbox-row write warrants resolution or explicit acceptance before merge.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 76862
The change reports sandbox deadlines without changing timeout enforcement or the existing access checks. No new authorization bypass was established. Remaining uncertainty concerns stale deadline reports during policy changes, wake-up, and mixed-version operation.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The new reporting authority is node-scoped, not tenant-scoped: an authorized publishing node can supply deadline values for all sandbox rows whose active_node_id matches it, potentially spanning tenants on that node. This can affect reported expiry metadata; the inspected addition does not grant execution authority over other nodes.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The publication caller retains registered-node, permitted-role, and remote-address validation before passing the resolved node identity into ingestion. Public get and list handlers retain their authenticated organization context and organization-scoped fetch arguments.
inferred — Deadline ingestion uses active_node_id, whereas observed-state publication prefers direct_route.current_node_id. This difference alone does not establish a boundary bypass: activity ingestion already uses active_node_id, and production route changes are guarded by placement or restore ownership. Repository evidence also identifies active placement as the later writer during the documented disagreement.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Deadline persistence participates in the production publication transaction, so propagated failures prevent its commit alongside the other publication writes. Invalid deadline conversion instead follows the existing per-row state-only fallback and excludes that row from deadline persistence, preserving rather than replacing its previous optional observation.
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Change the title to api: report the node's idle deadline as a sandbox's expires_at.
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The Validation section names only_a_resident_sandbox_reports_its_idle_deadline and states that it fails without the residency gate. The diff adds that test and the gate under crates/.
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A malformed next_auto_event_at downgrades the whole sandbox row to state-only.
proto_timestamp_to_rfc3339 returns invalid_argument for out-of-range seconds or invalid nanos. The ? inside the parse_result closure sends the sandbox to the state_only path. That path drops every other optional field for that publication: execution metadata, activity clocks, snapshots, network policy, and the transition receipt.
Trigger: a node publishes next_auto_event_at with nanos of -1 or seconds beyond the time range. The deadline is a best-effort observation. Other optional fields already degrade independently, for example the transition receipt and quarantine recovery.
Fix: parse the deadline outside the closure. On error, log a warning and use None. This keeps the rest of the row.
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Summary
getSandboxandlistSandboxesnow report the sandbox's idle deadline inexpires_at. Before, it was always null, even right after:set_timeoutanswered with one.The read takes
sandboxes.next_auto_event_at, but nothing wrote a deadline there. Its only writer was the reset to NULL inset_auto_lifecycle_policy, which:set_timeoutitself triggers. The deadline belongs to sbx-manager: it depends on activity, open leases and condition state that the control plane does not have. So it now comes from the node:AutoLifecycleStatus.next_auto_event_atas the newPublishedSandboxState.next_auto_event_at(field 42).ingest::record_published_idle_deadlines.updated_at.This makes the
:set_timeoutcontract ("getSandbox reports the published deadline once available") true.Validation
publish_sandbox_state_records_the_idle_deadline_without_touching_updated_at(internal API): first, within-a-minute, minute-later, earlier and cleared deadlines; a foreign publisher;updated_atunchanged.only_a_resident_sandbox_reports_its_idle_deadline(public read).published_sandbox_state_uses_batched_enrichment(node-ctl) now checks the new field.writing_the_idle_deadline_leaves_updated_at_alone(sandbox store) pins db: keep updated_at when a sandbox's idle deadline changes #1616.PublishedSandboxStategainnext_auto_event_at: None.sandbox_reads_exclude_deleted_tombstones_before_paginationnow expects no deadline for its quarantined row.updated_atassertions.mainat963a572a:expires_atwas null on create and after:set_timeout 900s(the response said 15 minutes out), on both get and list.expires_atwas created-at + 6 h.:set_timeout 900sat 05:09:17, get and list reported 05:24:17. The response estimate was 05:24:12.updated_atstayed at the:set_timeoutwrite while the deadline landed.expires_atwas null.cargo test --all-featuresforpplx-space-api(with the opt-level=0 override; 2546 passed),pplx-space-internal-api-server(470),pplx-space-node-ctl-server(137) andpplx-space-sandbox-store(34), all with 0 failed;cargo clippywith-D warningson those four;cargo check --workspace --all-targets --locked; andcargo fmt --check. All pass.Severity and risk
Severity: low. A documented field was always null.
Risk:
:set_timeout, reports null until the next publication.Rolling back restores the null
expires_at.Rollout
Needs #1616's migration first. A mixed node-ctl fleet is fine: new and old publishers coexist, and an old one simply sends no deadline.
Stack
Stacked on #1616 (
sandbox-expires-at-trigger), which this PR targets. Merge #1616 first.AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the code, tests, and this description; the author reviewed them.