feat(ratelimit): persist request and token windows across restart - #688
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Snapshot sliding-window counters to the existing store so hour and day limits survive restart and --reload. Admission stays in memory. Per-child partitions are stored separately. Concurrency gauges are not persisted.
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 4 reviews per rolling hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRate-limit request and token windows are snapshotted to configured stores, restored during service startup and reloads, flushed periodically or on shutdown, and cleared during resets and deletions. Configuration, documentation, store implementations, tests, and release E2E scenarios were added. ChangesRate-limit counter persistence
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR makes rate-limit windows survive restarts, but current failure paths can erase or resurrect persisted counters, cross-contaminate replicas, or block resets and shutdown indefinitely. The changes are not ready to merge until these persistence and recovery risks are addressed or explicitly accepted by the owners. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant RateLimitService
participant Store
participant HTTPGateway
Application->>RateLimitService: Start(ctx)
RateLimitService->>Store: LoadCounters(ctx)
RateLimitService->>RateLimitService: Restore valid snapshots
RateLimitService->>HTTPGateway: Start serving
RateLimitService->>Store: SaveCounters(ctx, snapshots)
HTTPGateway->>Application: Reload signal
Application->>RateLimitService: Reload generation
RateLimitService->>Store: LoadCounters(ctx)
RateLimitService->>RateLimitService: Restore request/token windows
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In `@config/ratelimit_test.go`:
- Around line 460-462: Unset RATE_LIMITS_FLUSH_INTERVAL before the default
FlushInterval assertion in the relevant test, ensuring exported environment
values cannot override the expected default of 1. Update the test setup or
clearAllConfigEnvVars to include this variable while preserving cleanup behavior
for other configuration environment variables.
In `@config/ratelimit.go`:
- Around line 238-240: Update validateRateLimitConfig to reject FlushInterval
values above 9223372036 seconds, in addition to negative values, before
converting it to time.Duration or passing it to WithFlushInterval.
In `@docs/dev/2026-08-16_rate-limit-counter-persistence-spec.md`:
- Around line 54-62: Update the fenced diagram block near the Service.Acquire
section to specify the text language tag, changing the opening fence to use text
while preserving the diagram contents unchanged.
In `@internal/ratelimit/persist_test.go`:
- Around line 118-228: Add timer behavior coverage alongside the existing
persistence tests: create one test using a positive WithFlushInterval that waits
for and verifies a save before Close, and another using interval 0 that verifies
no timer-triggered save occurs while still confirming Close persists the state.
Reuse the existing recordingStore and service setup patterns.
In `@internal/ratelimit/persist.go`:
- Around line 71-90: Change persistDelete and persistDeleteAll to return store
errors instead of only logging them, then propagate those errors through
DeleteRule, ResetRule, and ResetAll so callers receive failures when durable
counter deletion does not complete.
- Around line 21-28: Update Service.Start to serialize lifecycle transitions and
make startup idempotent: use the service’s lifecycle synchronization to ensure
concurrent or repeated calls cannot recreate flushStop/flushDone or start
another loop for the same generation. Only the first valid Start should load
counters and invoke startFlushLoop; subsequent calls should return without
overwriting channels, while preserving the existing nil-service and nil-store
guards. Add a regression test that calls Start twice and verifies only one flush
loop is started.
- Around line 50-52: Update the persistence paths in the ratelimit store,
including ticker flushes, reset deletion, and final shutdown writes, to use
bounded contexts with appropriate deadlines instead of unbounded
context.Background calls. In methods such as flush and Close, preserve
cancellation from caller-provided request contexts while ensuring store
operations cannot block indefinitely or prevent shutdown completion.
In `@internal/ratelimit/store_mongodb.go`:
- Around line 381-395: Update the non-transactional SaveCounters path to use
generation-based replacement instead of deleting counters first: write all
snapshots under a new generation, atomically switch a dedicated
active-generation record only after the new rows are durable, then remove the
previous generation after the switch succeeds. Ensure LoadCounters reads only
the active generation and preserves recovery of the prior complete generation if
the process crashes during a flush.
In `@internal/ratelimit/store_sql_test.go`:
- Around line 257-300: The SaveCounters/LoadCounters test should verify every
persisted request and token counter field, not just row counts and one
partition. Populate both snapshots with representative current and previous
request/token-window values, then assert all loaded fields for each partition
after the initial save and replacement flows, preserving the existing delete
assertions.
In `@internal/ratelimit/store.go`:
- Around line 18-21: Add a stable replica namespace to the counter persistence
contract and snapshot key, and thread it through LoadCounters, SaveCounters,
DeleteCounter, and DeleteAllCounters so SQL operations affect only the intended
replica’s rows. Persist and reuse the namespace across restarts and --reload,
and explicitly define whether administrative resets target one namespace or all
namespaces while keeping provider/runtime-specific behavior out of the public
API.
In `@tests/e2e/release-e2e-scenarios.md`:
- Around line 170-176: Update the health probe curl invocation in the
“configuration reloaded” helper to include explicit connection and
total-operation timeouts, ensuring each probe returns promptly and the existing
20-iteration bound remains effective for S205-S207.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/e2e/release-e2e-scenarios.md` around lines 158 -
185.
- Around line 5267-5272: Add a release end-to-end scenario near the rate-limit
reload cases that configures max_tokens, records token usage, calls
reload_release_gateway, and verifies the subsequent request still returns 429.
Keep the scenario within shared user-path rules and preserve the existing
max_requests coverage.
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Clear RATE_LIMITS_FLUSH_INTERVAL before the default assertion.
clearAllConfigEnvVars does not unset this new variable. An exported host value can make this test load a non-default interval and fail.
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In `@config/ratelimit_test.go` around lines 460 - 462, Unset
RATE_LIMITS_FLUSH_INTERVAL before the default FlushInterval assertion in the
relevant test, ensuring exported environment values cannot override the expected
default of 1. Update the test setup or clearAllConfigEnvVars to include this
variable while preserving cleanup behavior for other configuration environment
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| if cfg.FlushInterval < 0 { | ||
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Reject flush intervals that overflow time.Duration.
A non-negative FlushInterval can overflow during conversion to time.Duration. The resulting negative duration is clamped to zero by WithFlushInterval, disabling periodic persistence. Reject values greater than 9223372036 seconds in validateRateLimitConfig.
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In `@config/ratelimit.go` around lines 238 - 240, Update validateRateLimitConfig
to reject FlushInterval values above 9223372036 seconds, in addition to negative
values, before converting it to time.Duration or passing it to
WithFlushInterval.
| if _, err := s.counters.DeleteMany(writeCtx, bson.D{}); err != nil { | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("clear rate limit counters: %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
| if len(snapshots) == 0 { | ||
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| } | ||
| now := time.Now().Unix() | ||
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| for _, snap := range snapshots { | ||
| snap.UpdatedAt = now | ||
| docs = append(docs, snap) | ||
| } | ||
| if _, err := s.counters.InsertMany(writeCtx, docs); err != nil { | ||
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MongoDB documentation: Are multi-document transactions supported on standalone deployments, and what are the durability implications of a process stopping between DeleteMany and InsertMany outside a transaction?
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MongoDB does not support multi-document transactions on standalone deployments [1][2]. Transactions are exclusively available in replica sets or sharded clusters [1][3]. Regarding the durability implications of a process stopping between a DeleteMany and an InsertMany operation outside of a transaction: 1. Lack of Atomicity: Because the operations are not bundled within a transaction, they are executed as individual, independent write operations. If the process stops after DeleteMany but before InsertMany, the deletion will persist, but the subsequent insertion will not occur. 2. Individual Durability: Each operation is atomic at the document level (or collection level for multi-document writes), but they do not share a unified state [4]. If the server process crashes or is stopped after the DeleteMany has been acknowledged by the database according to your specified write concern, that data is removed [4]. There is no automatic rollback mechanism for independent operations that have already been acknowledged and persisted. 3. Data State: Upon restarting the MongoDB instance, the database will reflect the state resulting from the successfully completed operations only. Any operations that were not yet initiated or acknowledged before the process stopped will not exist in the database [4]. To achieve all-or-nothing atomicity for such operations, they must be performed within a multi-document transaction, which requires a replica set or sharded cluster deployment [1][3].
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- 1: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/core/transactions-production-consideration/
- 2: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/v7.0/core/transactions-production-consideration/
- 3: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/core/transactions/index.html
- 4: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/core/read-isolation-consistency-recency/
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Make standalone MongoDB counter replacement crash-safe.
When transactions are unavailable, SaveCounters performs DeleteMany before InsertMany. If the process stops after DeleteMany succeeds, LoadCounters restores no windows and can reset an entire hourly or daily quota.
Write a new generation first, atomically switch an active-generation record after all rows are durable, and delete the previous generation only after the switch succeeds. Preserve the specification’s “Crash loses at most one flush interval” guarantee.
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In `@internal/ratelimit/store_mongodb.go` around lines 381 - 395, Update the
non-transactional SaveCounters path to use generation-based replacement instead
of deleting counters first: write all snapshots under a new generation,
atomically switch a dedicated active-generation record only after the new rows
are durable, then remove the previous generation after the switch succeeds.
Ensure LoadCounters reads only the active generation and preserves recovery of
the prior complete generation if the process crashes during a flush.
| LoadCounters(ctx context.Context) ([]WindowSnapshot, error) | ||
| SaveCounters(ctx context.Context, snapshots []WindowSnapshot) error | ||
| DeleteCounter(ctx context.Context, scope RuleScope, subject string, periodSeconds int64) error | ||
| DeleteAllCounters(ctx context.Context) error |
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Add a stable replica identity to the counter persistence contract.
SaveCounters has no replica identity. The SQL implementation deletes all rate_limit_counters rows before it writes the local snapshot set. Two replicas that share storage therefore overwrite each other. A later reload can restore another replica’s counters.
Add a stable replica namespace to the snapshot key and to load, save, and cleanup operations. Preserve that namespace across restart and --reload. Define whether an administrative reset deletes one replica namespace or all replica namespaces.
This conflicts with the stated objective that multi-replica semantics remain unchanged. As per coding guidelines, keep provider and runtime-specific behavior isolated from the public API.
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In `@internal/ratelimit/store.go` around lines 18 - 21, Add a stable replica
namespace to the counter persistence contract and snapshot key, and thread it
through LoadCounters, SaveCounters, DeleteCounter, and DeleteAllCounters so SQL
operations affect only the intended replica’s rows. Persist and reuse the
namespace across restarts and --reload, and explicitly define whether
administrative resets target one namespace or all namespaces while keeping
provider/runtime-specific behavior out of the public API.
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| These scenarios cover request-window persistence across `gomodel --reload` | ||
| (SIGHUP). Hour windows so the cap outlives the reload wait. Shared | ||
| user-path rules only — the OSS release stack has no `quota_templates` | ||
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Add token-window reload coverage.
S205-S207 configure only max_requests. S157 verifies token enforcement but does not call reload_release_gateway. Add a release scenario that configures max_tokens, records usage, reloads the gateway, and verifies that the next request remains 429.
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In `@tests/e2e/release-e2e-scenarios.md` around lines 5267 - 5272, Add a release
end-to-end scenario near the rate-limit reload cases that configures max_tokens,
records token usage, calls reload_release_gateway, and verifies the subsequent
request still returns 429. Keep the scenario within shared user-path rules and
preserve the existing max_requests coverage.
Confidence Score: 3/5A MongoDB restore behavior affecting rate-limit enforcement still needs resolution or live-database verification before merging. The remaining blocking concern is that malformed persisted data can cause valid rate-limit windows to be lost during restoration. Files Needing Attention: internal/ratelimit/store_mongodb.go
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Save upserts then prunes instead of delete-all-first. A failed load leaves the generation idle so it cannot flush an empty snapshot over durable windows. Start/Close are idempotent; reset returns store errors.
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In `@internal/ratelimit/persist.go`:
- Around line 58-79: Serialize the loading phase in Start with shutdown by
introducing a persistStarting state or deferring loadCounters restoration until
lifeMu confirms the generation remains startable; ensure Close cannot be
followed by counter restoration or expiry re-arming. Update the persist state
transitions around Start and Close, and add a test that blocks LoadCounters,
calls Close, then releases the load to verify no restoration occurs after
shutdown.
In `@internal/ratelimit/store_sql.go`:
- Around line 243-255: The orphan-pruning logic around the snapshot DELETE query
must avoid one unbounded OR predicate and its four-parameter-per-snapshot
expansion. Change the pruning flow to identify existing keys and delete stale
counters in bounded batches, or use an equivalent staging-table approach, while
preserving transaction behavior. Add a regression test covering high-cardinality
per-child snapshots.
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Restore snapshots only after Close cannot interleave, using a starting state. Prune orphans by existing keys instead of one OR query per live partition, so per-child cardinality cannot blow the SQL parameter limit.
SaveCounters replaced the whole row set on every flush: it computed which persisted rows were missing from the payload and deleted them. That made a one-second timer destructive — a crash or a failed write between the delete and the insert could drop a live hour window, a Mongo standalone had to be wrapped in a transaction dance to narrow the gap, and two replicas sharing a store deleted each other's rows on every tick. Nothing needed the set semantics. A row that stops being written is garbage, not a row to erase on sight, and restore already ignores any window older than two of its periods. So a save now upserts what it has and deletes only rows that went two periods without a write — one bounded statement per backend instead of a read-modify-write, no transaction on the Mongo path, and no save that can destroy a window it did not write. Also: log restored window count on Start, drop the now-stale implementation plan doc, and align the spec with what shipped (no counterBackend seam — one implementation does not justify the interface). Verified live end to end on SQLite (hour window survives --reload, graceful restart and SIGKILL; reset-one stays cleared across reload), and the store suites now run green against real PostgreSQL and a standalone MongoDB.
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rows.Scanfails for onerate_limit_countersrow,LoadCountersreturns an error.Service.Startthen leaves persistence idle, so it does not restore valid windows from other rows. Continue after a row-level scan failure and log the rejected row. Keep query and iteration failures fatal. Add a SQLite regression test with one malformed row and one valid row.This conflicts with the persistence specification requirement that malformed rows are skipped and logged.
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In `@internal/ratelimit/store_sql.go`:
- Around line 186-202: The LoadCounters row-processing loop should skip
malformed rate-limit snapshot rows instead of returning on rows.Scan failure:
log the rejected row, continue scanning, and still return valid snapshots. Keep
rows.Err iteration failures fatal, and add a SQLite regression test covering one
malformed row alongside one valid row.
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The SQLite and MongoDB counter tests asserted the same contract twice, in parallel prose. One suite now runs on every backend — the pattern mongotest was written for — with a seed hook for the one backend-specific step (aging a row past the collection horizon). Also drops updated_at from WindowSnapshot: it is the store's own write stamp, not part of the window, and only Mongo's loader ever populated it, so the two backends returned different values for the same row. Mongo now keeps it in a private document type, which is what let the shared suite compare loaded rows field by field. Folds TestAdmitDoesNotSave into TestCloseWithoutStartDoesNotWrite (the second already exercised the first) and tightens flushIntervalFromSeconds.
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A decode failure for one counter document returns nil rather than the snapshots decoded earlier in the cursor. Consequently, one incompatible document prevents restoration of every otherwise valid request and token window on that startup. Skip and log malformed counter documents while retaining valid snapshots, or use an explicit corruption policy that preserves enforcement rather than resetting all restored windows.
The Mongo loader already skipped and logged an undecodable document, but the SQL loader failed the whole load on one bad row. Start treats a load error as "do not persist this generation", so a single unreadable row cost every other window both its restore and its persistence until someone deleted it. Both loaders now share the policy the spec states, with a regression test each (verified to fail without the skip): a query or iteration failure is still fatal, a row is not.
DeleteRule returned on a failed counter-row delete, skipping Refresh. The rule row was already gone from the store, so the service kept enforcing a deleted rule from its stale in-memory list — a worse outcome than the leftover snapshot row the error was about. Refresh now always runs and the row error is returned after it. Also takes persistMu before deriving the delete deadline: a reset queued behind a slow flush was spending its whole budget waiting for the lock.
The spec carried a per-test inventory, a restatement of each release scenario, and a "document it here, here and here" task list. The tests, the scenarios file and the docs themselves say all of that, and say it accurately as they change. Keeps what code cannot carry: why a generation persists only once it serves, why the reload helper has to wait for the log line, and what the suites are there to pin. 412 lines to 349.
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Hour and day rate-limit windows no longer reset on process restart or
gomodel --reload. Request and token sliding windows stay in memory on the admission path and are snapshotted to the existing SQLite / Postgres / Mongo store. Concurrency gauges stay ephemeral. Multi-replica semantics are unchanged (N replicas ≈ N× the configured limit).Newdoes not load or flush, so a failed reload cannot overwrite live counters.Start(when a generation begins serving) restores windows, including per-child partitions from#670. Periodic flush defaults to 1s (RATE_LIMITS_FLUSH_INTERVAL;0skips the timer but still loads on start and writes on a clean shutdown). Reset/delete clear memory and snapshot rows under a persist mutex so an in-flight flush cannot resurrect a window, and a failed row delete is returned to the admin caller rather than swallowed.Snapshots are additive. A save upserts the windows it has and deletes only rows that went two of their own periods without a write — the same staleness bound
restoreapplies, so it can only drop rows a load would have discarded. Nothing is ever deleted to make room for a write, which is what makes a per-second timer safe: a crash mid-save costs at most one flush interval, the Mongo path needs no transaction (verified against a standalone), and a replica's save never touches rows it did not write.AI Generated
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docs/dev/2026-08-16_rate-limit-counter-persistence-spec.md(scope, subject, partition, period_seconds)so per-child templates do not collapse siblingscounterBackendinterface: one implementation does not justify the seam, and the Redis follow-up can extract it against a real second onequota_templatesentitlement)Validation
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