Introduce max concurrency to DynamicFlushScheduler
Closes https://github.com/triggerdotdev/trigger.dev/issues/1789
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Testing
- Added tests to the
DynamicFlushScheduler - Manual testing by running tasks locally
Changelog
- Added the
maxConcurrencysetting to theDynamicFlushScheduler, limiting the number of concurrent requests made to the callback. - When the flush queue contains more than
batchSizeitems, invoke the callback with onlybatchSizeevents. - Added tests for the
DynamicFlushScheduler
TODOs:
- Consider using
Array.concatwhen adding items tocurrentBatchinaddToBatch, as the spread operator is not performant when adding a large number of items. - Report
pLimit.activeCount,pLimit.pendingCount, andpLimit.concurrencyto/metrics. - Add a test case to validate both
batchSizeandflushIntervalin a single test.
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Walkthrough
This update enhances the DynamicFlushScheduler by introducing concurrency control and improved error handling. An optional maxConcurrency property and the pLimit library are integrated to manage concurrent flush operations. Key methods such as addToBatch, checkAndFlush, and flushNextBatch have been updated to be asynchronous, and new shutdown handling logic has been added to ensure pending batches are processed on termination. Additionally, dependency updates in package.json and new tests for batch processing and signal handling have been incorporated.
Changes
| File(s) | Summary of Changes |
|---|---|
apps/webapp/app/v3/dynamicFlushScheduler.server.ts |
- Added optional maxConcurrency to config and new properties (MAX_CONCURRENCY, concurrencyLimiter using pLimit)- Converted addToBatch, checkAndFlush, and flushNextBatch to asynchronous methods- Introduced shutdown handling with setupShutdownHandlers, shutdown, and timer management methods (clearTimer, resetFlushTimer) |
apps/webapp/package.json |
- Updated dependencies: restored @depot/sdk-node, @internal/run-engine, @internal/zod-worker, and @opentelemetry/api-logs- Added new dependency p-limit |
apps/webapp/test/dynamicFlushScheduler.test.ts |
- New test file added using Vitest - Covers scenarios for batch processing, flush intervals, and handling of the SIGTERM signal to ensure graceful shutdown |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Scheduler
participant Limiter as pLimit
User->>Scheduler: addToBatch(items)
Scheduler->>Scheduler: Check batch threshold
alt Batch threshold reached
Scheduler->>Scheduler: flushNextBatch()
Scheduler->>Limiter: Execute flush for sub-batch
Limiter-->>Scheduler: Return flush result/error
end
Scheduler-->>User: Flush complete
sequenceDiagram
participant OS
participant Scheduler
OS->>Scheduler: SIGTERM Received
Scheduler->>Scheduler: setupShutdownHandlers()
Scheduler->>Scheduler: shutdown()
Scheduler->>Limiter: Process remaining batches
Scheduler-->>OS: Graceful shutdown complete
Possibly related PRs
-
triggerdotdev/trigger.dev#1678: Modifications to
DynamicFlushSchedulerConfigand callback function align closely with the scheduler updates. -
triggerdotdev/trigger.dev#1766: Introduces concurrency management using a similar
pLimitmechanism and amaxConcurrentRunsproperty, indicating a shared focus on controlling concurrency.
Poem
I'm a rabbit dancing in code delight,
Hopping through batches both day and night.
WithpLimitguiding each flush in line,
Each async step works oh-so-fine.
Shutdowns are graceful, no need to fear –
A bunny cheers for changes made so clear!
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