/** * Test read committed functionality following a following a rollback. Currently we require that all * snapshots be dropped during rollback, therefore committed reads will block until a new committed * snapshot is available. * * @tags: [requires_majority_read_concern] */ (function() { "use strict"; load("jstests/libs/write_concern_util.js"); function doCommittedRead(coll) { var res = coll.runCommand('find', {"readConcern": {"level": "majority"}, "maxTimeMS": 10000}); assert.commandWorked(res, 'reading from ' + coll.getFullName() + ' on ' + coll.getMongo().host); return new DBCommandCursor(coll.getDB(), res).toArray()[0].state; } function doDirtyRead(coll) { var res = coll.runCommand('find', {"readConcern": {"level": "local"}}); assert.commandWorked(res, 'reading from ' + coll.getFullName() + ' on ' + coll.getMongo().host); return new DBCommandCursor(coll.getDB(), res).toArray()[0].state; } // Set up a set and grab things for later. var name = "read_committed_after_rollback"; var replTest = new ReplSetTest( {name: name, nodes: 5, useBridge: true, nodeOptions: {enableMajorityReadConcern: ''}}); replTest.startSet(); var nodes = replTest.nodeList(); var config = { "_id": name, "members": [ {"_id": 0, "host": nodes[0]}, {"_id": 1, "host": nodes[1]}, {"_id": 2, "host": nodes[2], priority: 0}, // Note: using two arbiters to ensure that a host that can't talk to any other // data-bearing node can still be elected. This also means that a write isn't considered // committed until it is on all 3 data-bearing nodes, not just 2. {"_id": 3, "host": nodes[3], arbiterOnly: true}, {"_id": 4, "host": nodes[4], arbiterOnly: true}, ] }; replTest.initiate(config); // Get connections. var oldPrimary = replTest.getPrimary(); var [newPrimary, pureSecondary, ...arbiters] = replTest.getSecondaries(); // The default WC is majority and stopServerReplication will prevent satisfying any majority writes. assert.commandWorked(oldPrimary.adminCommand( {setDefaultRWConcern: 1, defaultWriteConcern: {w: 1}, writeConcern: {w: "majority"}})); replTest.awaitReplication(); // This is the collection that all of the tests will use. var collName = name + '.collection'; var oldPrimaryColl = oldPrimary.getCollection(collName); var newPrimaryColl = newPrimary.getCollection(collName); // Set up initial state. assert.commandWorked(oldPrimaryColl.insert({_id: 1, state: 'old'}, {writeConcern: {w: 'majority', wtimeout: 30000}})); assert.eq(doDirtyRead(oldPrimaryColl), 'old'); assert.eq(doCommittedRead(oldPrimaryColl), 'old'); assert.eq(doDirtyRead(newPrimaryColl), 'old'); // Note that we can't necessarily do a committed read from newPrimaryColl and get 'old', since // delivery of the commit level to secondaries isn't synchronized with anything // (we would have to hammer to reliably prove that it eventually would work). // Partition the world such that oldPrimary is still primary but can't replicate to anyone. // newPrimary is disconnected from the arbiters first to ensure that it can't be elected. newPrimary.disconnect(arbiters); oldPrimary.disconnect([newPrimary, pureSecondary]); assert.eq(doDirtyRead(newPrimaryColl), 'old'); // This write will only make it to oldPrimary and will never become committed. assert.commandWorked(oldPrimaryColl.save({_id: 1, state: 'INVALID'})); assert.eq(doDirtyRead(oldPrimaryColl), 'INVALID'); assert.eq(doCommittedRead(oldPrimaryColl), 'old'); // Change the partitioning so that oldPrimary is isolated, and newPrimary can be elected. oldPrimary.setSecondaryOk(); oldPrimary.disconnect(arbiters); newPrimary.reconnect(arbiters); assert.soon(() => newPrimary.adminCommand('hello').isWritablePrimary, '', 60 * 1000); assert.soon(function() { try { return !oldPrimary.adminCommand('hello').isWritablePrimary; } catch (e) { return false; // ignore disconnect errors. } }); // Stop oplog fetcher on pureSecondary to ensure that writes to newPrimary won't become committed // yet. As there isn't anything in the oplog buffer at this time, it is safe to pause the oplog // fetcher. stopServerReplication(pureSecondary); assert.commandWorked(newPrimaryColl.save({_id: 1, state: 'new'})); assert.eq(doDirtyRead(newPrimaryColl), 'new'); // Note that we still can't do a committed read from the new primary and reliably get anything, // since we never proved that it learned about the commit level from the old primary before // the new primary got elected. The new primary cannot advance the commit level until it // commits a write in its own term. This includes learning that a majority of nodes have // received such a write. assert.eq(doCommittedRead(oldPrimaryColl), 'old'); // Reconnect oldPrimary to newPrimary, inducing rollback of the 'INVALID' write. This causes // oldPrimary to clear its read majority point. oldPrimary still won't be connected to enough // hosts to allow it to be elected, so newPrimary should stay primary for the rest of this test. oldPrimary.reconnect(newPrimary); assert.soon(function() { try { return oldPrimary.adminCommand('hello').secondary && doDirtyRead(oldPrimaryColl) == 'new'; } catch (e) { return false; // ignore disconnect errors. } }, '', 60 * 1000); assert.eq(doDirtyRead(oldPrimaryColl), 'new'); // Resume oplog fetcher on pureSecondary to allow the 'new' write to be committed. It should // now be visible as a committed read to both oldPrimary and newPrimary. restartServerReplication(pureSecondary); // Do a write to the new primary so that the old primary can establish a sync source to learn // about the new commit. assert.commandWorked(newPrimary.getDB(name).unrelatedCollection.insert( {a: 1}, {writeConcern: {w: 'majority', wtimeout: replTest.kDefaultTimeoutMS}})); assert.eq(doCommittedRead(newPrimaryColl), 'new'); // Do another write to the new primary so that the old primary can be sure to receive the // new committed optime. assert.commandWorked(newPrimary.getDB(name).unrelatedCollection.insert( {a: 2}, {writeConcern: {w: 'majority', wtimeout: replTest.kDefaultTimeoutMS}})); assert.eq(doCommittedRead(oldPrimaryColl), 'new'); // Verify data consistency between nodes. replTest.checkReplicatedDataHashes(); replTest.checkOplogs(); replTest.stopSet(); }());