graphprotocol / graphprotocol/graph-node
[Bug] Firehose won't auto remove cursor until it's turned off
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Bug report
A scenario where firehose endpoint starts lagging. After recovered then firehose stopped ingesting blocks even after graph-node restarts.
Manual fix :
- Comment out firehose endpoint from config.tmpl file and restart graph-node by running RPC only.
- After up and running, uncomment firehose config.tmpl (Turn on firehose)
- Blocks starts ingesting again with firehose.
Hypothesis :
-Firehose won't auto remove cursor when it's turned on
-After turning off firehose, it shows the delete cursor log
Relevant log output
Logs when firehose is kept on even after restarts (generates every 30 seconds)
Feb 24 17:00:17.777 INFO Trying to reconnect the Blockstream after disconnect, cursor: , endpoint uri: firehose, network_name: bsc, provider: firehose, component: EthereumFirehoseBlockIngestor
Feb 24 17:00:17.787 INFO Starting GraphQL WebSocket server at: ws://localhost:8001, component: SubscriptionServer
Feb 24 17:00:17.873 INFO Blockstream connected, consuming blocks, network_name: bsc, provider: firehose, component: EthereumFirehoseBlockIngestor
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Logs when firehose is turned off
Feb 24 17:23:26.816 INFO Removed cursor for non-firehose chain, now cleaning shallow blocks, lower_bound: 46928163, network: bsc, component: BlockStore
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Logs when firehose is turned off then back on
Feb 24 17:27:51.787 INFO Trying to reconnect the Blockstream after disconnect, cursor: , endpoint uri: firehose, network_name: bsc, provider: firehose, component: EthereumFirehoseBlockIngestor
Feb 24 17:27:51.812 INFO Blockstream connected, consuming blocks, network_name: bsc, provider: firehose, component: EthereumFirehoseBlockIngestor
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OS information
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Direzione di ricerca
Inizia esaminando le impostazioni dell’endpoint firehose in config.tmpl e riproducendo la sequenza di riavvio descritta nel report, usando i log di EthereumFirehoseBlockIngestor e BlockStore come punti di ingresso. Confronta il comportamento con firehose abilitato e disabilitato e verifica che il ripristino non richieda più di commentare manualmente l’endpoint e riavviare graph-node.
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- backend, blockchain
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