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feat(ingest): admin endpoint replays GCS-archived events through the … - #1444
POST /admin/ingest-archive/replay (admin only): start, end (offset required, max 24 h), folder parked|copied, dry_run
Lists the window's UTC hour folders, then POSTs each object's body to this pod's /ingest/events with the sender's stored auth header, one at a time, oldest first
Auth, validation and dedupe run as for a live push; a rerun answers duplicate for everything
Answers 202 with a run_id; runs in the background; report (stored/duplicate/refused/failed rows, no tokens) written to replay-reports/<run_id>.json
Refuses with 409 while BB_INGEST_DB_WRITES_DISABLED is on or a run is active on the pod
Leads are not replayed (/leads does not dedupe)
Needs Storage Object Viewer on the archive bucket for the app's GCS account
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Administrators can replay archived ingest events from a selected archive folder within a specified time window.
Preview a replay with a dry run to see the number of matching events and sample names before starting.
Accepted replays run in the background and return a run ID and report location.
Replay requests are limited to one active run at a time per pod; invalid windows and unavailable replay conditions are reported.
Replay reports include counts and details about refused or failed events.
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Review comments at @app/api/routers/breeze_buddy/admin/ingest_archive.py:
- Around line 62-65: Update the dry-run branch that calls replay.list_replay so
it cannot wait indefinitely on an unbounded bucket listing; first preserve or
explicitly revise the count-and-sample response contract, then apply a bounded
listing strategy that matches it. Keep the real-run path’s early response
behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @app/schemas/breeze_buddy/admin/ingest_archive_replay.py:
- Around line 22-25: Update the `copied` description in the archive replay
schema to clarify that requests are copied to GCS before auth and validation,
and that requests refused at those checks never reach Postgres and answer
`refused` on replay. Preserve the distinction that other requests fill only what
the store refused and otherwise answer `duplicate`.
Review comments at @app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py:
- Around line 140-143: Bound object accumulation in _list_names with a
configured maximum count, or process results in batches, so run_replay does not
retain an unbounded list. If the cap raises ReplayError, update list_replay to
re-raise it before the generic exception handler so its intended 4xx status is
preserved.
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Adds an admin endpoint to replay archived event requests over a selected time window. The endpoint supports dry runs and background execution. The replay service validates requests, posts matching archived requests to the local ingest endpoint, records outcomes, and writes final or partial reports when possible.
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Archived ingest replay
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Request contract, planning, and admin route app/schemas/breeze_buddy/admin/ingest_archive_replay.py, app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py, app/api/routers/breeze_buddy/admin/..., tests/services/test_ingest_archive_replay.py
Defines replay request and response models, validates and plans archive object selection, and mounts the admin route. The endpoint enforces the per-pod run limit and handles dry-run and background-run responses. Tests cover planning and route behavior.
Replay execution and reporting app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py, tests/services/test_ingest_archive_replay.py
Processes archived requests sequentially through /ingest/events, tracks stored, duplicate, refused, and failed outcomes, and writes final or partial reports when possible. Tests cover replay outcomes, reports, and guard release.
Replay is mergeable with bounded owner awareness: large dry runs may time out, listings retain all matching names, and extreme future dates fail. The copied-folder description also needs correction. The earlier concurrency, failure-counting, malformed-object, and partial-report concerns are addressed.
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Persist replay progress or write a partial report on interruption.
A replay run exists only in its background task. run_replay keeps progress in an in-memory ReplayResult and writes the report once, after the loop. If the process stops mid-run, no report is written and nothing resumes the run. The endpoint still returns a report path for that run_id, so operators must reconstruct progress from logs and re-run the window. Writing a partial report in a finally block, or checkpointing progress, would close this gap. A finally-based write has limits: it does not run on a forced kill.
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Review comment at @app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py around lines 240 - 251:
Update the replay flow under _run_lock to write a report from the current
ReplayResult in a finally path, so interruptions during _replay_one still
persist partial progress; preserve the existing report-path handling for
completed runs.
Add a route-level test for overlapping replay requests.
The refusal test at tests/services/test_ingest_archive_replay.py:366-370 stubs replay.is_running to return True. It asserts a 409 response and no spawned run. This covers only the refusal branch. No test in the file sends two replay requests through the route at the same time, so a request that passes the is_running() check while another request is still planning is never exercised.
In app/api/routers/breeze_buddy/admin/ingest_archive.py:43-55, the route checks is_running(), awaits replay.plan_replay(...), and then schedules replay.run_replay(...). The await yields to the event loop at app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py:159. The run lock is taken only inside run_replay at line 240. A regression that lets two overlapping requests both pass the check would leave the current test file passing.
A focused test can send two POST requests concurrently through the real route. Hold plan_replay on an event so the first request stays in its planning step. Release it after the second request returns. Assert that one response is 202 with a spawned run, and that the other is 409 with no spawned run. Keep the existing stubbed test for the refusal branch.
This test fails until the route-level check-to-schedule fix lands. Merge the two changes together.
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Review comment at @tests/services/test_ingest_archive_replay.py around lines 363
- 369:
Add a route-level test alongside test_route_refuses_a_second_run_on_the_same_pod
that submits two POST requests concurrently and holds the first in replay
planning until the second responds. Assert that exactly one request returns 202
and spawns a run, while the other returns 409 and spawns none; retain the
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Review comments at @app/api/routers/breeze_buddy/admin/ingest_archive.py:
- Around line 43-55: Update the replay admission flow around replay.is_running()
and replay.plan_replay() to reserve the replay slot before awaiting planning,
preventing concurrent requests from both proceeding. Clear the reservation if
planning fails or the request is a dry run, and preserve the reservation for a
replay that proceeds to the background task.
Review comments at @app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py:
- Line 151: Update _replay_one to inspect the response body for archived 200
responses and count parked events as failed rather than stored. Preserve the
existing duplicate and stored counts for responses that were not parked.
- Around line 196-202: Update _row to handle non-dictionary records and
non-dictionary auth values without raising: use an empty record for other JSON
types and only read auth.header when auth is a dictionary. This lets _replay_one
record the per-object failure and continue processing remaining objects.
- Line 114: Update hour_prefixes to stop before incrementing the hour when the
next increment would overflow datetime, while preserving the existing prefixes
and loop behavior for other windows.
- Around line 124-129: Change the live-run flow in plan_replay so its 202
response does not wait for _list_names to finish; defer archive listing until
after the response. Keep listing before the response for dry runs, which need
objects and sample in their response.
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Review comments at @app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py:
- Around line 240-251: Update the replay flow under _run_lock to write a report
from the current ReplayResult in a finally path, so interruptions during
_replay_one still persist partial progress; preserve the existing report-path
handling for completed runs.
---
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Review comments at @tests/services/test_ingest_archive_replay.py:
- Around line 363-369: Add a route-level test alongside
test_route_refuses_a_second_run_on_the_same_pod that submits two POST requests
concurrently and holds the first in replay planning until the second responds.
Assert that exactly one request returns 202 and spawns a run, while the other
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…events door
- Parked events never reach Postgres.
- POST /admin/ingest-archive/replay (admin only): start, end (offset required, max 24 h), folder parked|copied, dry_run
- Lists the window's UTC hour folders, then POSTs each object's body to this pod's /ingest/events with the sender's stored auth header, one at a time, oldest first
- Auth, validation and dedupe run as for a live push; a rerun answers duplicate for everything
- Answers 202 with a run_id; runs in the background; report (stored/duplicate/refused/failed rows, no tokens) written to replay-reports/<run_id>.json
- Refuses with 409 while BB_INGEST_DB_WRITES_DISABLED is on or a run is active on the pod
- Leads are not replayed (/leads does not dedupe)
- Needs Storage Object Viewer on the archive bucket for the app's GCS account
Malformed archive objects: _row now tolerates non-dict records and non-dict auth, so a bad object becomes one failed row and the run continues.
Parked replies: a 200 with archived: true (DB writes disabled mid-run) is now counted as failed, not stored.
Overlapping requests: the one-run guard is claimed before any await and released on dry run, error, or run end; overlap test added.
Listing on the request path: real runs return 202 right after the fast checks and list in the background (objects is null for real runs; dry runs still list first).
Interrupted runs: the report is written in a finally with complete/processed and an "interrupted after N of M" error; a forced kill still relies on the progress logs.
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hour_prefixes overflow near datetime.max: needs an absurd admin input on a 24 h-capped, admin-only route.
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Move replay admission and dry-run branching into a handler.
replay_ingest_events claims and releases the per-pod run guard, branches on dry_run, and maps ReplayError to HTTPException inside the route. The API rule asks for thin endpoints that delegate business logic to handlers. The admin package already has a handler layout (admin/templates/handlers.py), but ingest_archive.py has no handler module. Move the admission and dry-run flow into a handler, and keep only Depends(), require_admin, and response wiring in the route.
As per coding guidelines: "Endpoints are thin: validate auth via Depends(), delegate to handler functions for business logic" (app/api/**/*.py).
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Move the replay admission, run-guard management, dry-run branching, and
ReplayError handling out of replay_ingest_events into a handler in the admin
handler layer. Keep the route focused on dependency and admin authorization
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Review comments at @app/api/routers/breeze_buddy/admin/ingest_archive.py:
- Around line 62-65: Update the dry-run branch that calls replay.list_replay so
it cannot wait indefinitely on an unbounded bucket listing; first preserve or
explicitly revise the count-and-sample response contract, then apply a bounded
listing strategy that matches it. Keep the real-run path’s early response
behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @app/schemas/breeze_buddy/admin/ingest_archive_replay.py:
- Around line 22-25: Update the `copied` description in the archive replay
schema to clarify that requests are copied to GCS before auth and validation,
and that requests refused at those checks never reach Postgres and answer
`refused` on replay. Preserve the distinction that other requests fill only what
the store refused and otherwise answer `duplicate`.
Review comments at @app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py:
- Around line 140-143: Bound object accumulation in _list_names with a
configured maximum count, or process results in batches, so run_replay does not
retain an unbounded list. If the cap raises ReplayError, update list_replay to
re-raise it before the generic exception handler so its intended 4xx status is
preserved.
---
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Review comments at @app/api/routers/breeze_buddy/admin/ingest_archive.py:
- Around line 53-64: Move the replay admission, run-guard management, dry-run
branching, and ReplayError handling out of replay_ingest_events into a handler
in the admin handler layer. Keep the route focused on dependency and admin
authorization checks, delegating to the handler and wiring its response.
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Poor tradeoff
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sed -n '1,110p' app/api/routers/breeze_buddy/admin/ingest_archive.py
sed -n '1,65p' app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py
sed -n '145,195p' app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py
Dry-run requests wait for the full bucket listing before responding.
The dry-run branch awaits replay.list_replay(...) and returns only after that await completes. list_replay has no timeout, and _list_names keeps every matching object with no count limit. The module comments state that the ingress gives a request 5 s and that listing a large window can outlast it. A large 24-hour window can therefore exceed that deadline, and the admin receives an ingress timeout instead of the object count and sample. The real-run path returns before listing, which avoids this wait.
Removing the wait changes the dry-run response contract, because the count and sample are only available after the listing completes. Choose that contract before changing this branch.
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Update the dry-run branch that calls replay.list_replay so it cannot wait
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Correct the copied description for requests refused at auth or validation.
Copies are written before auth and validation. Copied requests that the door refuses never reach Postgres. Replay answers them refused, not duplicate. The current text says all copied requests were sent to Postgres.
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- "copied: requests also sent to Postgres; replaying them fills only "- "what the store refused, the rest answers duplicate.",+ "copied: copied to GCS before auth and validation, then run as today. "+ "Requests refused there never reach Postgres and answer refused on "+ "replay. Other requests fill only what the store refused; the rest "+ "answer duplicate.",
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description="parked: requests answered from GCS alone (never stored). "
"copied: requests also sent to Postgres; replaying them fills only "
"what the store refused, the rest answers duplicate.",
)
description="parked: requests answered from GCS alone (never stored). "
"copied: copied to GCS before auth and validation, then run as today. "
"Requests refused there never reach Postgres and answer refused on "
"replay. Other requests fill only what the store refused; the rest "
"answer duplicate.",
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around lines 22 - 25:
Update the `copied` description in the archive replay schema to clarify that
requests are copied to GCS before auth and validation, and that requests refused
at those checks never reach Postgres and answer `refused` on replay. Preserve
the distinction that other requests fill only what the store refused and
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Bound the object count before a replay holds the full list.
_list_names appends every matching object name and sorts them. MAX_WINDOW limits only the time span, not the object count. run_replay keeps that full list for the whole run, so a window with millions of objects can exhaust worker memory. Add a configured object-count cap, or list the objects in batches.
Note on reporting the cap
list_replay wraps every exception from _list_names as a 503 (except Exception as e at lines 185-186). A cap error raised inside _list_names would therefore appear as a 503. Re-raise ReplayError in list_replay before the generic handler so the cap returns its intended 4xx status.
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Review comment at @app/services/ingest_archive_replay.py around lines 140 - 143:
Bound object accumulation in _list_names with a configured maximum count, or
process results in batches, so run_replay does not retain an unbounded list. If
the cap raises ReplayError, update list_replay to re-raise it before the generic
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Review — #1444feat(ingest): admin endpoint replays GCS-archived events through the events door
Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES. The replay itself is built the right way. It sends each archived event back through the real /ingest/events door with the sender's own token, so auth, validation and dedupe run exactly as for a live push, and a rerun is safe. The run-guard and partial-report handling are careful too.
One thing needs a decision before merge: the IAM grant this PR asks for (finding 1). Two small code fixes (findings 2 and 3) should go in with it.
Merge with crm tip (1562ef7, which includes #1445)
clean
Mutations on the replay service and route
11 of 13 killed (survivors under ⚪ 3)
Probe:
Setup: a fake bucket, with run_replay posting in-process into the real/ingest/events router behind the real IngestArchiveMiddleware. Only s2s auth, the store and the flag reads are stubbed.
Results:
a new event → stored;
the same event again → duplicate;
a rotated token → refused 401.
The counting is right.
Findings
🟠 1 — The PR needs the app's GCS account to READ the archive. The archive's own design says only replay operators may do that.
The PR body says: "Needs Storage Object Viewer on the archive bucket for the app's GCS account."
The archive was written with the opposite rule, stated twice in the code:
app/services/ingest_archive.py:33-35: "auth is a live credential: anyone who can READ the bucket can act as the callers in it. The app's service account only creates objects, reads are for the replay operators."
app/core/config/static.py:72-74: "Objects hold the caller's auth header, so only replay operators may read it."
What changes with this grant:
The bucket holds every archived request's auth header: Flipkart's s2s token, and the merchant tokens on lead pushes.
The app's GCS identity is GCS_CREDENTIALS_JSON. It's the shared app key, also used by preview_storage.py and gcp/storage/.
Today, anyone holding that key can only add objects to the archive. After this grant, the same key can read every archived token, and so push events as Flipkart or any other producer.
Why it matters: this turns one widely used write-only key into a key that can impersonate every producer. The PR doesn't mention the conflict, and the two docstrings still say the opposite.
Fix (pick one; this needs Manas's or Swaroop's sign-off):
(a) Run the replay outside the app, as an operator job with operator credentials. That's what the archive design intended, and the app keeps write-only access.
(b) A separate service account used only by the replay, not shared with recordings or previews.
(c) At minimum, an IAM Condition so the app key can read only parked/ (and create replay-reports/), plus the short lifecycle already planned.
Whichever you pick, update both docstrings to say who can read the bucket.
🟡 2 — ingest_archive_replay.py_replay_one: the replay POSTs to whatever path the object names, with whatever header the object names
out of the pod, to the metadata IP, with the stored token
counted as stored
http://metadata.google.internal/.../service-accounts/default/token, header Metadata-Flavor: Google
out of the pod, to the GCP token endpoint
counted as stored
Precondition: write access to the bucket, which the app key already has. The middleware itself always writes /ingest/events and one of 4 header names, so this needs a planted object. It's still the wrong default for a job that reads stored input and sends live tokens.
Fix (2 lines): only the events door is replayed, so don't read the path from the object, and allow only the headers the archive records:
🟡 3 — Replaying copied stamps a missing occurred_at with the replay time
Park mode pins it._pin_occurred_at (ingest_archive.py:104-111) fills a missing occurred_at with the arrival time. Its own comment explains why: "or the replay would stamp replay time and shift every timer that measures from arrival."
Copy mode doesn't._copy (:290-303) stores the body as sent.
The result: a copied event without occurred_at that the store had refused gets occurred_at = now() when replayed. Probe: the store received occurred_at=None for that event.
CI runs only pytest tests/crm (.github/workflows/pr-build-check.yml:129).
All 655 new test lines live in tests/services/, as does test_ingest_archive.py.
So nothing in CI catches a regression here.
Either move the replay tests under tests/crm/, or add tests/services to the CI step (a one-line change that also covers the archive tests).
Notes
⚪ 1 — Size of a 24 h window
Prod takes about 27k Flipkart events an hour on /ingest/events (prod logs). A full-day copied replay is therefore about 650k one-by-one POSTs from one pod to itself: hours of work, with about 650k object names held in that pod's memory.
The dry run lists before answering, so a large window can exceed the ingress's 5 s.
A park window of minutes is small, so this matters only for big copied replays.
Suggestion: cap the object count (say 100k) or the copied window, and run large replays on an API pod off-peak.
⚪ 2 — docs/ingest-api.md:129 promises producers something the replay doesn't do
It says an invalid or unauthorised parked event "is refused at replay and reported back to you". The report only lands in GCS (replay-reports/). Name the manual step, such as "the operator sends each merchant its refusals from the report", or reword the line.
⚪ 3 — Two behaviours the tests don't pin
These mutations survived:
Replay order reversed (sorted(names) → reversed): "oldest first" isn't pinned.
A 5xx counted as refused instead of failed (< 500 → < 600): no test sends a 5xx through.
Each needs one small test.
⚪ 4 — Schema description for copied (CodeRabbit's point, still open)
"replaying them fills only what the store refused, the rest answers duplicate." Copied objects also include requests that were refused at auth or validation, and those come back refused, not duplicate. One clause fixes it.
What this PR does well (feed the pattern library)
Replay through the real door, never around it. Auth, validation and dedupe are the live code, so a replay can't store anything a live push couldn't.
The guard is claimed before the first await. A client retry during the checks gets 409, not a second run, and there's a test for exactly that race.
The report is written in finally. A cancelled run still says how far it got: "interrupted after N of M; rerun the window to finish".
Parked-again detection. A 200 with archived: true counts as failed, not stored.
No tokens in the report. It holds only the header name.
trust_env=False on the self-client, so it never goes through a proxy.
Verified against the branch (head 88c22dc0), not the description.
Ran: the new and archive tests, tests/crm, pyrefly, black, isort, the boundary check, merge-tree against crm, 13 mutations, and the replay probe through the real router and middleware (stored / duplicate / refused, crafted path and header, copied without occurred_at).
Read:app/services/ingest_archive.py (the design docstring, doors, _copy/_park, object_name), app/core/config/static.py, app/core/concurrency.py, the route, the schema, docs/ingest-api.md, and CodeRabbit's threads with your replies. The design corpus has nothing on the GCS archive (only on event_raw replay).
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