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api: list the sandboxes that hold a node and why each holds it - #1674
Adds GET /v1/nodes/{id}/holds, an admin read of the sandboxes the node-release gates count against a node and why each one holds it. It also adds optional history parameters to GET /v1/nodes/{id}/sandboxes.
The gates answer with counts only. Node-drain's draining → drained advance, the admin :terminate guard and the drainability counters say how many sandboxes hold a node, never which. When a drain stalls or :terminate is refused, an operator has only the node's whole placement history to read.
The read (pplx-space-sandbox-store, module node_holds): it lists the node's occupancy-scope rows by active_node_id and its drain-gate blockers. A row the node-census discount removes is still listed. Each row carries three gate terms, each the gates' own residency or portability fragment evaluated for that row, so the list and the gates share one definition:
resident: node-drain's resident scan, the drainability live_residents.
drain_blocker: the drain-gate blocker set, the drainability drain_blockers and the 409's sandboxes_drain_blockers.
active_resident: the drainability terminate_blockers and the 409's sandboxes_active.
Reasons, a closed enum, first match wins: census_absent (never for a drain-gate blocker, which the census does not discount), evacuating, upload_in_flight, stuck_transient / transient (older or younger than the drain's 600 s stale-abandon age), local_only_snapshot, resident, termination_blocking. Each comes with the facts behind it: census absence, durable snapshot, upload start, evacuation marker, restore attempts.
counted_by, computed from a row's terms:
terminate: active_resident || drain_blocker, what :terminate refuses on.
drain: resident || drain_blocker.
drain_with_termination_blocking_gate: resident || drain_blocker || active_resident, what the drain counts when the cluster-controller's termination-blocking gate is on. Every resident row is also an active resident, so it matches terminate. The API does not read that setting.
The response also has the residency evidence, per-reason and per-term counts over every row, and at most 500 rows, with truncated.
History:GET /v1/nodes/{id}/sandboxes takes lifecycle (repeatable or comma-separated), changed_since, and order=lifecycle_changed_desc with a keyset cursor. Their statements are sandbox-store's node_placements. Without them, or with each empty, it runs the same statement and returns the same body. The admin CLI does not call it; the console sends only after.
STUCK_TRANSIENT_AFTER is the drain's stale-abandon age, defined once in sandbox-store's drain module beside the sweep that applies it. The cluster-controller's DEFAULT_STALE_ABANDON_SECS reads the same constant, unchanged at 600 s.
Validation
At dc5115d3, rebased onto main at 85b68f39 with no conflicts:
ci/scripts/run-rust-checks.sh fmt and clippy (--all-targets --all-features -D warnings) on sandbox-store, api and the cluster controller: pass. cargo arch against main: no required findings.
nextest for those three crates at CI's dev profile, with Postgres and Redis and no dependency skips: 3933 passed, 0 failed.
The evidence below is from earlier heads.
At 84e26425, on main at 56913406:
ci/scripts/run-rust-checks.sh fmt and clippy: pass.
cargo arch against main's configuration: no required findings. One new advisory: sandbox-store becomes a user of sandbox-residency.
cargo check --workspace --all-targets: pass.
CI's "common / Rust tests" passed at 84e26425 (12,514 tests).
node_holds_agreement_tests::every_term_counts_what_its_gate_counts sweeps every stored lifecycle across placement, census, snapshot (none, durable, uploading; no pinned local artifact) and evacuation-marker states, under both evidence modes, in 41 shards. In every cell, the rows tagged with each term equal the drainability counters and the :terminate guard's counts, read through their production functions. The counted_by flags are checked for both termination-blocking settings by combining those counts the way node-drain does. A node-drain test compares the same terms with node-drain's own resident, blocker and termination-blocking counts. Every new test runs under CI's 4 s bound; three agreement shards run just over its 2 s warning.
node_holds::tests reaches every reason with its own row and misses it with a control row, in both evidence modes. The stuck and transient rows sit one minute either side of 600 s. History tests cover the filter, the ordering, a cursor across 120 rows sharing one timestamp, and the unchanged default body.
Each new test was checked against a mutation of the code it covers (the stuck threshold, the durable-snapshot check, the census term, each gate term, the cursor tiebreak, the changed_since bound, the filter), and fails on it.
On a local Kind cluster running this change, a force-drained worker with the cluster-controller scaled to zero held nine synthetic rows: one per reason, plus a census-absent suspending drain blocker. Under node_census_aware evidence the term counts (3, 4 and 4) equal the drainability live_residents, drain_blockers and terminate_blockers. The blocker reads stuck_transient with facts.census_absent: true, and the phantom no term counts is listed last. With the node drained, :terminate answered 409 with sandboxes_active: 4 and sandboxes_drain_blockers: 4. No space_smoke scenario covers the route.
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply. It adds an operator read. Requests without the new parameters behave as before; a non-empty invalid value of a new parameter now answers 400.
Risk: one new read-only admin route and optional parameters on another. No gate, reconciler or write path changes, and the default /sandboxes path runs its existing statement. The holds read evaluates the gates' fragments for one node's hold rows and reads all of them to count reasons; the response is capped at 500 rows. Roll back by reverting the commit.
Stack
Based on main. Open PRs this overlaps: #1679 adds restore_episode_target to the shared portability fragments, so whichever of the two lands second adds that column to the holds statement's LATERAL projection; #1673 adds the same ARCHITECTURE.toml and sandbox-store Cargo.toml lines. #1675, the console panel, is stacked on #1662 and needs this merged first.
Not covered
No space_smoke scenario covers the new route; the Kind evidence above is a manual run with seeded rows and the controller paused.
The drain's in-flight evacuation set is controller memory and is not listed. A row it is evacuating shows its evacuation_restore_target.
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Why: Validate the new hold and placement queries at this revision before merging; the reported checks covered an earlier commit.
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Walkthrough
Adds a node-holds store read and admin endpoint that return hold reasons, gate terms, counts, and row details. Adds filters and pagination for node sandbox placement history, including ordering by lifecycle-change time. Shares the stale-abandon duration between the sandbox store and node-drain default. Adds database-backed tests for hold classification, gate-count agreement, history filtering, and pagination.
Possibly related PRs
perplexityai/SPACE#1574: Defines the residency evidence and predicates used by the new node-holds read.
Merge Risk: High · up to dc511
Validate the new hold and placement queries at this revision before merging; the reported checks covered an earlier commit.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to dc511
The new reads preserve administrator authorization and node-scoped data access without changing termination authority or sandbox lifecycle state. No introduced security bypass was identified. Production query costs and deployment behavior remain unvalidated.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
observed — The exposed information includes sandbox placement and operational lifecycle facts across tenants on a requested node. Access remains restricted to managing-organization administrators; the queries intentionally use node scope rather than individual sandbox-tenant scope.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — No introduced unauthorized disclosure or SQL-structure injection path was identified in the inspected routes. URI values are parsed into typed filters and cursors, authorization precedes data access, and store queries bind caller-controlled values. This conclusion is limited to the inspected entrypoint-to-store paths.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Both endpoints sit inside the administrator router's authentication layer and additionally require managing-organization-admin authorization in their handlers. Parsing history parameters before the handler authorization check does not itself perform node or sandbox reads.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The holds response limit is not a resource-work limit: the implementation fetches all node-scoped candidate rows, computes counts, and sorts before truncating. Administrator authorization and node scoping constrain reachability and data scope, but production capacity impact was not established.
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The test deals cells into shards with step_by(SHARDS), and the shard values come from a separate hand-written list on line 157. Today the list has 11 entries, which matches SHARDS = 11, so all cells run. If SHARDS is increased without updating the list, cells are skipped silently. For example, with SHARDS = 12 and values 0..=10, every cell whose index is 11 modulo 12 never runs, and the test still passes.
Add a compile-time check next to the constant. A change to SHARDS then fails the build until the list is updated.
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const SHARDS: usize = 11;
+const _: () = assert!(+ SHARDS == 11,+ "update the #[values] list on every_term_counts_what_node_drain_counts when SHARDS changes",+);
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@crates/l40_api/cluster/controller/server/src/node_drain/store/node_holds_agreement_tests.rs
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Keep SHARDS and the #[values] list in every_term_counts_what_node_drain_counts
synchronized by adding a compile-time check beside SHARDS that fails to build
when the shard count differs from the list’s current length; update the check
whenever that list changes.
Tie the #[values] list to SHARDS so a change to one fails to compile until the other is updated.
SHARDS and the #[values(0, 1, ..., 40)] list are separate literals. Raising SHARDS without extending the list drops cells: with SHARDS = 43, the cells at indices 41 and 42 modulo 43 are never run, and no test fails. This contradicts the doc comment that says every cell lands in exactly one test.
A test body cannot read the #[values] list, so a test that checks the list's highest entry is not feasible. Add a compile-time check next to the constant:
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const SHARDS: usize = 41;
+// Keep equal to the number of `#[values]` shard entries below.+const _: () = assert!(SHARDS == 41, "update the #[values] list in every_term_counts_what_its_gate_counts to match SHARDS");
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Add a compile-time assertion next to SHARDS that requires its value to match the
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Review comments at @crates/l50_app/admin/cli/README.md:
- Around line 262-263: Update the holds-list description in the CLI
documentation to clarify that it returns candidate rows, including rows
discounted by census evidence that no gate term counts. Explain that operators
should check each row’s `counted_by` and `terms` before comparing listed IDs
with `Live Residents`; preserve the existing controller-logs guidance.
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- Line 37: Add a compile-time assertion next to SHARDS that requires its value
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- Line 34: Keep SHARDS and the #[values] list in
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check beside SHARDS that fails to build when the shard count differs from the
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The node-release gates answer with counts only. Node-drain's
draining -> drained advance, the admin :terminate guard and the
drainability counters say how many sandboxes hold a node, never which.
When a drain stalls or :terminate is refused, an operator has only the
node's whole placement history (GET /v1/nodes/{id}/sandboxes: every
lifecycle, ordered by id) and cannot tell the rows that hold the node
from the history around them.
pplx-space-sandbox-store gains node_holds, a read of the rows those gates
count: the node's occupancy-scope rows by active_node_id and its drain-gate
blockers, whether or not the census discount removes them. Each row carries
the three gate terms, each the gates' own residency or portability fragment
evaluated for that row (node-drain's resident scan, the drain-gate blocker
set, and the active-resident scope that :terminate counts and the
termination-blocking gate adds to the drain), a reason from a closed enum,
and the facts behind it: census absence, durable snapshot, upload start,
evacuation marker, restore attempts. GET /v1/nodes/{id}/holds returns these
rows under the cluster's residency evidence, with per-reason and per-term
counts over every row and at most 500 rows. Each row's counted_by has three
flags computed from its terms: terminate (what :terminate refuses on),
drain (the drain gate's resident and blocker terms) and
drain_with_termination_blocking_gate (what the drain counts when the
cluster-controller's termination-blocking gate is on). The API does not
read that setting, so it reports both rather than guessing.
GET /v1/nodes/{id}/sandboxes takes optional lifecycle (repeatable),
changed_since and order=lifecycle_changed_desc with a keyset cursor, so a
caller can ask for rows that failed during a drain. Their statements are
sandbox-store's node_placements. Without these parameters, or with each
of them empty, it runs the same statement and returns the same body.
An agreement test sweeps every stored lifecycle across placement, census,
snapshot and evacuation-marker states, under both evidence modes. In
every cell, the rows tagged with each term match the drainability
counters and the :terminate guard's counts, read through their
production functions. A node-drain test compares the same terms with
node-drain's own counts.
It adds one read-only route and optional parameters on another; a
non-empty invalid value of a new parameter, which main ignored, now
answers 400. No gate, reconciler or write changes. The holds read's
stuck threshold is sandbox-store's drain::STALE_ABANDON_AFTER, beside the
sweep that applies it. The cluster-controller's stale-abandon default
reads the same constant; its value is unchanged.
The README pointed operators at GET /nodes/{node_id}/holds for the IDs
behind the drain gate counts, but that list also returns rows the
node's census discounts, with every term false. It now says to compare
only the rows whose counted_by names a gate.
The placement history rows carried sandboxes.lifecycle as a raw string,
and the column has no CHECK, so a value with other case or surrounding
whitespace reached the admin response as stored. Parse it with
StoredSandboxLifecycle at the store boundary, so a recognized value is
listed in its canonical form. A value it doesn't recognize is still
listed, as stored, because this history is how an operator finds a row
the code can't classify.
The previous change parsed a placement row's lifecycle with
StoredSandboxLifecycle::from_str, which trims and lowercases, so a row
stored as " Started " was listed as started while the lifecycle filter,
which compares the stored text, didn't match it. Recognize a value only
when it is exactly the form the writers store and the filter compares,
and list any other text as stored. The listing and the filter now agree,
and a malformed value stands out instead of being normalized away.
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Summary
Adds
GET /v1/nodes/{id}/holds, an admin read of the sandboxes the node-release gates count against a node and why each one holds it. It also adds optional history parameters toGET /v1/nodes/{id}/sandboxes.The gates answer with counts only. Node-drain's
draining → drainedadvance, the admin:terminateguard and the drainability counters say how many sandboxes hold a node, never which. When a drain stalls or:terminateis refused, an operator has only the node's whole placement history to read.pplx-space-sandbox-store, modulenode_holds): it lists the node's occupancy-scope rows byactive_node_idand its drain-gate blockers. A row the node-census discount removes is still listed. Each row carries three gate terms, each the gates' own residency or portability fragment evaluated for that row, so the list and the gates share one definition:resident: node-drain's resident scan, the drainabilitylive_residents.drain_blocker: the drain-gate blocker set, the drainabilitydrain_blockersand the 409'ssandboxes_drain_blockers.active_resident: the drainabilityterminate_blockersand the 409'ssandboxes_active.census_absent(never for a drain-gate blocker, which the census does not discount),evacuating,upload_in_flight,stuck_transient/transient(older or younger than the drain's 600 s stale-abandon age),local_only_snapshot,resident,termination_blocking. Each comes with the facts behind it: census absence, durable snapshot, upload start, evacuation marker, restore attempts.counted_by, computed from a row's terms:terminate:active_resident || drain_blocker, what:terminaterefuses on.drain:resident || drain_blocker.drain_with_termination_blocking_gate:resident || drain_blocker || active_resident, what the drain counts when the cluster-controller's termination-blocking gate is on. Every resident row is also an active resident, so it matchesterminate. The API does not read that setting.truncated.GET /v1/nodes/{id}/sandboxestakeslifecycle(repeatable or comma-separated),changed_since, andorder=lifecycle_changed_descwith a keysetcursor. Their statements are sandbox-store'snode_placements. Without them, or with each empty, it runs the same statement and returns the same body. The admin CLI does not call it; the console sends onlyafter.STUCK_TRANSIENT_AFTERis the drain's stale-abandon age, defined once in sandbox-store'sdrainmodule beside the sweep that applies it. The cluster-controller'sDEFAULT_STALE_ABANDON_SECSreads the same constant, unchanged at 600 s.Validation
At
dc5115d3, rebased ontomainat85b68f39with no conflicts:ARCHITECTURE.toml,Cargo.lockor sandbox-store'sCargo.toml. The holds agreement test now reaches the admin occupancy statement api: admit the remaining lifecycle requests, and move node registration and the admin marker reads into their stores #1673 moved into sandbox-store, which is the production path it checks. The metrics changes touch none of this PR's added lines.ci/scripts/run-rust-checks.sh fmtandclippy(--all-targets --all-features -D warnings) on sandbox-store, api and the cluster controller: pass.cargo archagainst main: no required findings.The evidence below is from earlier heads.
At
84e26425, onmainat56913406:ci/scripts/run-rust-checks.sh fmtandclippy: pass.cargo archagainst main's configuration: no required findings. One new advisory: sandbox-store becomes a user of sandbox-residency.cargo check --workspace --all-targets: pass.84e26425(12,514 tests).node_holds_agreement_tests::every_term_counts_what_its_gate_countssweeps every stored lifecycle across placement, census, snapshot (none, durable, uploading; no pinned local artifact) and evacuation-marker states, under both evidence modes, in 41 shards. In every cell, the rows tagged with each term equal the drainability counters and the:terminateguard's counts, read through their production functions. Thecounted_byflags are checked for both termination-blocking settings by combining those counts the way node-drain does. A node-drain test compares the same terms with node-drain's own resident, blocker and termination-blocking counts. Every new test runs under CI's 4 s bound; three agreement shards run just over its 2 s warning.node_holds::testsreaches every reason with its own row and misses it with a control row, in both evidence modes. The stuck and transient rows sit one minute either side of 600 s. History tests cover the filter, the ordering, a cursor across 120 rows sharing one timestamp, and the unchanged default body.changed_sincebound, the filter), and fails on it.On a local Kind cluster running this change, a force-drained worker with the cluster-controller scaled to zero held nine synthetic rows: one per reason, plus a census-absent
suspendingdrain blocker. Undernode_census_awareevidence the term counts (3, 4 and 4) equal the drainabilitylive_residents,drain_blockersandterminate_blockers. The blocker readsstuck_transientwithfacts.census_absent: true, and the phantom no term counts is listed last. With the nodedrained,:terminateanswered 409 withsandboxes_active: 4andsandboxes_drain_blockers: 4. Nospace_smokescenario covers the route.Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply. It adds an operator read. Requests without the new parameters behave as before; a non-empty invalid value of a new parameter now answers 400.
Risk: one new read-only admin route and optional parameters on another. No gate, reconciler or write path changes, and the default
/sandboxespath runs its existing statement. The holds read evaluates the gates' fragments for one node's hold rows and reads all of them to count reasons; the response is capped at 500 rows. Roll back by reverting the commit.Stack
Based on main. Open PRs this overlaps: #1679 adds
restore_episode_targetto the shared portability fragments, so whichever of the two lands second adds that column to the holds statement'sLATERALprojection; #1673 adds the sameARCHITECTURE.tomland sandbox-storeCargo.tomllines. #1675, the console panel, is stacked on #1662 and needs this merged first.Not covered
space_smokescenario covers the new route; the Kind evidence above is a manual run with seeded rows and the controller paused.evacuation_restore_target.AI assistance: Claude Code made the change, ran the validation and drafted this description. A human reviews before merge.