input_chunk: bring new chunks up before projected size calculation - #12344
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change prevents invalid projected-size reads for newly created filesystem chunks and avoids misleading mmap errors and incorrect storage-limit calculations. A bounded failure-path risk remains because an append error may leave a chunk mapped and counted as UP until later cleanup, and the regression test can crash if setup appends fail; merge is reasonable with explicit owner follow-up. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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tests/internal/input_chunk.c (1)
628-632: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winGuard the list access before dereferencing the last chunk.
TEST_CHECKrecords a failure but does not stop execution. If both appends fail,i_ins->chunksis empty.mk_list_entry_lastthen produces an invalid pointer, and line 631 dereferences it. The test binary crashes instead of reporting the failed assertions.♻️ Proposed guard
TEST_CHECK(ret == 0); TEST_CHECK(mk_list_size(&i_ins->chunks) == 2); - ic = mk_list_entry_last(&i_ins->chunks, struct flb_input_chunk, _head); - TEST_CHECK(cio_chunk_is_up(ic->chunk) == CIO_FALSE); - TEST_CHECK(mmap_read_error_count == 0); + if (mk_list_size(&i_ins->chunks) == 2) { + ic = mk_list_entry_last(&i_ins->chunks, struct flb_input_chunk, _head); + TEST_CHECK(cio_chunk_is_up(ic->chunk) == CIO_FALSE); + } + TEST_CHECK(mmap_read_error_count == 0);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/internal/input_chunk.c`:
- Around line 628-632: Guard the last-chunk access in the test around
mk_list_entry_last and cio_chunk_is_up: verify i_ins->chunks is non-empty before
retrieving or dereferencing its final entry, while retaining the existing size
assertion and failure reporting.
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A new filesystem chunk can be returned in the DOWN state when the maximum number of UP chunks has been reached. The chunk is temporarily brought UP to write its header and then returned DOWN before input_chunk_get() continues. The projected size calculation reads the chunk metadata. When it receives the newly created DOWN chunk, ChunkIO tries to map a closed file descriptor and reports "cannot mmap/read chunk" before reaching the mmap system call. Bring the chunk UP before calculating the projected size and preserve the set_down flag so the append path restores it to DOWN. If bringing a newly created chunk UP fails, remove its indexed entry using the caller-provided tag before closing and freeing it. Signed-off-by: Raphael Shukurov <raphael@shukurov.com>
Limit ChunkIO to one UP chunk and append records with two tags. Without the input_chunk fix, calculating the projected size of the second chunk attempts to read metadata while the chunk is DOWN and emits "cannot mmap/read chunk". Verify that the append succeeds, the second chunk returns to the DOWN state, and no mapping error is reported. Signed-off-by: Raphael Shukurov <raphael@shukurov.com>
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Summary
Ensure that a newly created filesystem chunk is UP before calculating its
projected write size.
The reproduced failure is specific to filesystem buffering; memory-backed
chunks do not use the DOWN file-descriptor and mapping path involved here.
This prevents ChunkIO from attempting to read metadata from a DOWN chunk with
a closed file descriptor and emitting a misleading
cannot mmap/read chunkerror.
No issue has been filed for this specific reproducer.
Background and root cause
I initially observed frequent errors like this on Fluent Bit 5.0.9 with
filesystem buffering under high ingestion:
The frequency dropped sharply after increasing
storage.max_chunks_upfrom128 to 256. That suggested that the error was related to the transition from
UP to DOWN chunks rather than to the lifetime of the source log file.
I reduced the case to
storage.max_chunks_up 1and two chunks with differenttags. The same behavior is reproducible on v5.1.1 and current
master.The sequence is:
cio_chunk_open()can return a new filesystem chunk DOWN after the maximumnumber of UP chunks is reached.
flb_input_chunk_create()temporarily brings the chunk UP, writes theheader, and restores it to DOWN before returning.
input_chunk_get()immediately callsflb_input_chunk_get_projected_write_size().cio_meta_size(), which reachescio_file_read_prepare()andcio_file_native_map().cio_file_native_map()detects that the file descriptor is not open andreturns
CIO_ERRORbefore themmap()system call is made. ChunkIO thenemits the generic
cannot mmap/read chunkmessage.writing it, which is why this specific message does not necessarily mean
that the chunk append failed.
On the metadata read failure,
flb_input_chunk_get_projected_write_size()returnsSIZE_MAX. That value isthen passed to the output storage-limit placement checks. Therefore this is
not only a logging change: the fix also ensures that those checks receive a
real projected chunk size.
Change
After selecting or creating the input chunk, check whether it is DOWN before
calculating the projected size. If so, bring it UP and set the existing
set_downflag. The normal append path then restores the chunk to DOWN.If a newly created chunk cannot be brought UP, destroy it and return the
failure instead of continuing with an unavailable chunk.
This does not change the chunk format or suppress real operating-system mmap
errors. It makes the chunk state valid before the metadata read.
Reproducer
Create several files so the tail input creates chunks with distinct expanded
tags:
Configuration:
Before this change, the new internal test fails with:
After this change:
Testing
Focused regression test:
The test fails on unmodified
masterand passes with this change.Full component suite:
Result:
Valgrind command:
valgrind --leak-check=full \ --show-leak-kinds=all \ --errors-for-leak-kinds=definite,indirect \ --error-exitcode=99 \ ./build/bin/flb-it-input_chunk \ input_chunk_projected_size_for_down_chunkValgrind result:
The change is not related to packaging or container build definitions.
ok-package-testlabelDocumentation
The change corrects an internal chunk-state transition and introduces no new
configuration or user-facing behavior.
Backporting
The issue is reproducible on v5.1.1. I can submit a separate backport after
the change is accepted in
master.Fluent Bit is licensed under Apache 2.0, by submitting this pull request I
understand that this code will be released under the terms of that license.
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