@memberjunction/server 6.2.0-edge.3 → 6.2.0-edge.5

package/dist/agentSessions/SessionJanitor.d.ts

@@ -1,61 +1,127 @@
 import { BaseSingleton, IShutdownable } from '@memberjunction/global';
-import { IMetadataProvider, UserInfo } from '@memberjunction/core';
+import { DatabaseProviderBase, IMetadataProvider, UserInfo } from '@memberjunction/core';
+import { HostInstanceIdentity } from './HostInstance.js';
 /** Tuning knobs for the janitor. All durations in their named units. */
 export interface SessionJanitorConfig {
     /** A non-`Closed` session whose `LastActiveAt` is older than this is force-closed by the global sweep. */
     closeThresholdMinutes: number;
-    /** How often the periodic staleness sweep runs once {@link SessionJanitor.Start} is called. */
+    /** How often the periodic tick (close sweeps, then recording recovery) runs once {@link SessionJanitor.Start} is called. */
     sweepIntervalMs: number;
+    /**
+     * How long after `ClosedAt` a recording-less session waits before recording recovery rebuilds it.
+     * Sessions are closed BEFORE the browser uploads the recording (#5195), so a fresh close without a
+     * recording is normal; recovery must not race the upload that is about to arrive.
+     */
+    recordingRecoveryGraceMinutes: number;
+    /** Sessions closed longer ago than this are no longer considered by recording recovery. */
+    recordingRecoveryLookbackHours: number;
+    /**
+     * How long one session's recovery may run before the sweep abandons it and moves on. Storage clients
+     * can wait forever on a connection that stops answering (the S3 driver sets no request timeout), and
+     * one such call must not hold the single recovery pass for the life of the process.
+     */
+    recordingRecoveryAttemptTimeoutMinutes: number;
 }
 /**
  * `BaseSingleton` background reconciler that keeps the durable `AIAgentSession` state from drifting
  * away from volatile process reality. A crash/redeploy vaporizes a host's in-memory sockets but
  * leaves its session rows reading `Active`/`Idle` forever; the janitor force-closes those orphans.
  *
- * Two sweeps, both writing through {@link SessionManager.CloseSession} so Record Changes captures
+ * Three close sweeps, all writing through {@link SessionManager.CloseSession} so Record Changes captures
  * each transition and channel rows are disconnected consistently:
  *
- * 1. **Own-host recovery ({@link RunStartupRecovery})** — run once at boot. Closes any `Active`/`Idle`
- *    session whose `HostInstanceID` belongs to a *previous* boot of *this* host (same hostname prefix,
- *    different `bootId`). Primary defense against the "Active forever" leak after a restart.
- * 2. **Global staleness sweep ({@link RunStalenessSweep})** — run periodically on every instance.
- *    Closes any `Active`/`Idle` session whose `LastActiveAt` is older than `closeThresholdMinutes`,
- *    regardless of host. Catches sessions whose owner died without a clean reboot (OOM, scaled-down pod).
+ * 1. **Own-instance recovery ({@link RunStartupRecovery})** — run once at boot. Closes any `Active`/`Idle`
+ *    session whose `HostInstanceID` belongs to an *earlier* boot of *this* MJAPI instance (same host and port,
+ *    different boot; see {@link HostInstanceIdentity}). Another MJAPI on the same host serves on another port,
+ *    so its live sessions are left alone. Primary defense against the "Active forever" leak after a restart.
+ * 2. **Global staleness sweep ({@link RunStalenessSweep})** — run on every periodic tick, on every
+ *    instance. Closes any `Active`/`Idle` session whose `LastActiveAt` is older than
+ *    `closeThresholdMinutes`, regardless of host. Catches sessions whose owner died without a clean
+ *    reboot (OOM, scaled-down pod).
+ * 3. **Max-duration sweep ({@link RunMaxDurationSweep})** — run on every periodic tick after the
+ *    staleness sweep. Closes any session past its stored hard deadline (the public voice cost cap).
  *
- * Both sweeps stamp `CloseReason = 'Janitor'`. A third, shutdown-time path —
- * {@link RunShutdownDrain}, invoked from {@link Shutdown} during the graceful ShutdownRegistry
- * drain — closes this exact host instance's own live sessions with `CloseReason = 'Shutdown'`.
+ * The close sweeps stamp `CloseReason = 'Janitor'`. A shutdown-time path — {@link RunShutdownDrain},
+ * invoked from {@link Shutdown} during the graceful ShutdownRegistry drain — closes this exact host
+ * instance's own live sessions with `CloseReason = 'Shutdown'`.
  *
- * Both sweeps are **idempotent and safe to run concurrently** on every instance: closing an
- * already-`Closed` session is a no-op, and the close path is last-writer-wins. Both page with keyset
+ * Separately from closing, a recording recovery pass runs after the close sweeps on every periodic tick,
+ * without blocking them, and closes nothing. It purges shard-ledger rows past the lookback window, then
+ * {@link RunRecordingLedgerSweep} assembles the recordings of `Closed` sessions on the shard ledger that
+ * no terminal signal (or a dead assembler) left unassembled, then {@link RunRecordingRecoverySweep}
+ * rebuilds, from legacy storage segments, the recording of `Closed` sessions not on the ledger whose
+ * end-of-call upload never arrived.
+ *
+ * The close sweeps are **idempotent and safe to run concurrently** on every instance: closing an
+ * already-`Closed` session is a no-op, and the close path is last-writer-wins. Ledger assembly is
+ * arbitrated by the ledger's atomic claim. Legacy recovery is not: two instances can recover the same
+ * session at once (there is no claim column for it). Each
+ * attempt uploads its own file and defers to an already-stamped recording on a best-effort basis, so
+ * the cost is duplicate work and an extra file, not a lost recording. The extra file is an orphan when the
+ * second attempt's re-check sees the first stamp; when both re-checks pass first, both files are stamped in
+ * turn and both are linked to the session (the later stamp wins `RecordingFileID`). Every sweep pages with keyset
  * (`AfterKey`) pagination per the deep-pagination guide so a large backlog can't blow up memory.
  */
 export declare class SessionJanitor extends BaseSingleton<SessionJanitor> implements IShutdownable {
     private _config;
     private _sweepTimer;
     private _sweepRunning;
+    /**
+     * The in-flight recording recovery pass, or null. Separate from {@link _sweepRunning}: slow recovery
+     * must never block the close sweeps. Kept as a promise so {@link Shutdown} can wait for it.
+     */
+    private _recoveryPass;
+    /** Set by {@link Stop}, cleared by {@link Start}: no new recovery pass starts while stopped. */
+    private _stopped;
     private _registered;
     private _provider;
     private _systemUser;
     private readonly sessionManager;
+    /** Retry state of the legacy storage-segment recovery. */
+    private readonly recoveryBackoff;
+    /**
+     * Retry state of the ledger sweep, kept apart from {@link recoveryBackoff}: each sweep prunes its
+     * tracker by its own candidate set, so a shared one would forget the other sweep's failures.
+     */
+    private readonly ledgerBackoff;
+    /**
+     * Lowercase ids of sessions whose recovery attempt timed out but has not settled. Skipped by later
+     * sweeps so a second attempt never runs alongside the abandoned one; removed when it settles.
+     */
+    private readonly abandonedRecoveries;
+    /** True once the "recovery paused" error has been logged for the current pause; reset when it lifts. */
+    private _recoveryPauseLogged;
     protected constructor();
     /** Process-wide singleton accessor (Global Object Store backed via {@link BaseSingleton}). */
     static get Instance(): SessionJanitor;
     /** Identifier surfaced in graceful-shutdown logs. */
     readonly ShutdownName = "SessionJanitor";
-    /** Overrides default tuning. Safe to call before or after {@link Start}. */
+    /**
+     * Overrides default tuning. Safe to call before or after {@link Start}. Every value given must be a
+     * finite number greater than zero: a NaN or non-positive duration would otherwise build an invalid
+     * cutoff date and make every later sweep throw. All-or-nothing: on an invalid value it throws, naming
+     * the field and value, and applies nothing. `undefined` values are ignored.
+     */
     Configure(config: Partial<SessionJanitorConfig>): void;
     /**
-     * Run own-host startup recovery once, then schedule the periodic staleness sweep. Idempotent:
-     * a second call does not stack a second timer. Captures the provider + system user so the timer
-     * callback can run without re-supplying them.
+     * Run own-host startup recovery once, then schedule the periodic tick (staleness and max-duration
+     * close sweeps, then recording recovery). Idempotent: a second call does not stack a second timer.
+     * Captures the provider + system user so the timer callback can run without re-supplying them, and
+     * re-enables recording recovery after a {@link Stop}. Throws, before doing any work, when
+     * `intervalMs` is invalid (see {@link Configure}). Takes the server's database provider because
+     * recording recovery calls the shard ledger's stored procedures.
+     */
+    Start(provider: DatabaseProviderBase, systemUser: UserInfo, intervalMs?: number): Promise<void>;
+    /**
+     * Stops the periodic tick and keeps any new recording recovery pass from starting until the next
+     * {@link Start}, including one a tick already in progress would have started. A pass that is already
+     * running is not interrupted ({@link Shutdown} waits for it). Idempotent. Part of {@link IShutdownable}.
      */
-    Start(provider: IMetadataProvider, systemUser: UserInfo, intervalMs?: number): Promise<void>;
-    /** Stops the periodic sweep timer. Idempotent. Part of {@link IShutdownable}. */
     Stop(): void;
     /**
-     * {@link IShutdownable}: clear the timer, then drain this host's own live sessions so a
-     * graceful stop never strands `Active`/`Idle` rows for the next boot's janitor to mop up.
+     * {@link IShutdownable}: stop the timer, then drain this host's own live sessions so a
+     * graceful stop never strands `Active`/`Idle` rows for the next boot's janitor to mop up, then wait
+     * (at most {@link RECOVERY_SHUTDOWN_WAIT_MS}) for an in-flight recording recovery pass.
      * Drained sessions are stamped `CloseReason = 'Shutdown'` (vs. `'Janitor'` for crash orphans),
      * so the dashboards can tell a clean redeploy from a reconciled crash. Never throws; the drain
      * is skipped when {@link Start} was never called (no captured provider/user).
@@ -69,10 +135,16 @@ export declare class SessionJanitor extends BaseSingleton<SessionJanitor> implem
      */
     RunShutdownDrain(provider: IMetadataProvider, systemUser: UserInfo): Promise<number>;
     /**
-     * Force-close any `Active`/`Idle` session left behind by a *previous boot of this host*
-     * (matching hostname prefix, differing `bootId`). Returns the number of sessions closed.
+     * Force-close any `Active`/`Idle` session left behind by an earlier boot of this MJAPI instance: its
+     * `HostInstanceID` has this instance's prefix (`hostname:port:`) and another boot. The sessions of another
+     * MJAPI on the same host carry another port and stay open. Returns the number of sessions closed.
+     *
+     * @param provider The metadata provider for the reads and writes.
+     * @param systemUser The user the closes run as.
+     * @param hostInstance The instance whose earlier boots to close. Defaults to this process's
+     *   ({@link GetCurrentHostInstance}).
      */
-    RunStartupRecovery(provider: IMetadataProvider, systemUser: UserInfo): Promise<number>;
+    RunStartupRecovery(provider: IMetadataProvider, systemUser: UserInfo, hostInstance?: HostInstanceIdentity): Promise<number>;
     /**
      * Force-close any `Active`/`Idle` session whose `LastActiveAt` is older than the configured
      * close threshold, regardless of host. Idempotent and concurrency-safe. Returns the count closed.
@@ -89,14 +161,138 @@ export declare class SessionJanitor extends BaseSingleton<SessionJanitor> implem
      * `CloseReason = 'Janitor'`, idempotent + concurrency-safe like the other sweeps. Returns the count closed.
      */
     RunMaxDurationSweep(provider: IMetadataProvider, systemUser: UserInfo): Promise<number>;
+    /**
+     * Rebuilds the recording of sessions whose end-of-call upload never arrived (browser died, tab
+     * closed). A session is a candidate when it is `Closed`, has `RecordingStartedAt` (consent is implied:
+     * recording only starts after the guest agreed), still has no `RecordingFileID`, and closed between
+     * the lookback window and the grace period (see {@link SessionJanitorConfig.recordingRecoveryGraceMinutes}).
+     *
+     * Work is bounded: candidates are handled sequentially, at most {@link MAX_RECOVERIES_PER_SWEEP}
+     * recovery attempts per call, and a failing session backs off exponentially (`min(2^k * 5 min, 6 h)`)
+     * and is abandoned after {@link MAX_RECOVERY_ATTEMPTS} failures with one `LogError`. Backoff entries of
+     * sessions that left the candidate set are pruned, but only after a pass that saw every candidate, so
+     * a capped pass never forgets sessions it did not reach.
+     *
+     * Sessions on the shard ledger (a `RecordingStatus`, or any ledger row) are left to
+     * {@link RunRecordingLedgerSweep}: their audio is in SQL, not in storage segments.
+     *
+     * Never throws for a single bad session. Returns the number of recordings recovered.
+     */
+    RunRecordingRecoverySweep(provider: DatabaseProviderBase, systemUser: UserInfo): Promise<number>;
+    /**
+     * Backstop for client-direct recordings on the shard ledger: assembles the recording of `Closed`
+     * sessions that closed between the lookback window and the grace period and are still
+     * - `Pending` (shards, or a terminal signal, with no assembly since: the browser died before its
+     *   terminal request, or the in-process assembly request was lost with its host),
+     * - `Assembling` with no write for `recordingRecoveryAttemptTimeoutMinutes` (the assembler died, or
+     *   it hit a transient error and left the claim for a re-claim), or
+     * - status-less while the ledger holds shards for them (see {@link restoreLostRecordingStatus}).
+     *
+     * Each candidate is claimed with the ledger's atomic, stale-aware claim (a lost claim is skipped: another
+     * assembler has it) and assembled with `ForcePartial`, so missing shards become silence. An attempt is
+     * bounded by `recordingRecoveryAttemptTimeoutMinutes` and shares the legacy sweep's abandoned-attempt
+     * pause; failures back off and are given up on exactly like legacy recovery, in their own tracker.
+     * At most {@link MAX_RECOVERIES_PER_SWEEP} assemblies per call. Never throws for a single bad session.
+     * Returns the number of recordings assembled (`Complete` or `Partial`).
+     */
+    RunRecordingLedgerSweep(provider: DatabaseProviderBase, systemUser: UserInfo): Promise<number>;
+    /** The closed-at window recording recovery considers: older than the grace, newer than the lookback. */
+    private recoveryWindow;
+    /** The schema-qualified, dialect-quoted shard-ledger view, for filter sub-queries. */
+    private shardViewName;
+    /**
+     * Walks every session matching `filter` and runs `recover` on each one that is not backed off, not
+     * abandoned, and not `isBusy`, sequentially, stopping at {@link MAX_RECOVERIES_PER_SWEEP} attempts or
+     * {@link MAX_ABANDONED_RECOVERIES} abandoned attempts. Backoff entries of sessions that left the
+     * candidate set are pruned, but only after a walk that saw every candidate, so a capped walk never
+     * forgets sessions it did not reach. Returns the number recovered.
+     */
+    private sweepRecoveryCandidates;
+    /**
+     * Claims and assembles one ledger candidate and updates its backoff. Never throws: any exception is
+     * logged with the session id and counted as a failure.
+     */
+    private assembleSessionFromLedger;
+    /**
+     * Gives a status-less session with ledger shards back a `Pending` status so it can be claimed (the
+     * claim only takes Pending/Partial/stale Assembling). The status is lost when a `BaseEntity.Save` of
+     * the session (e.g. its close) loaded the row before a shard or terminal proc wrote it and saved
+     * after: `spUpdate` rewrites every column, so it puts back the stale NULL status and counts.
+     *
+     * The terminal proc is the existing way to set a NULL status to `Pending`. It is stamped with the
+     * counts the session still stores, or 0 for a NULL count (the proc accepts any count over NULL), and
+     * never with counts invented from the ledger: a made-up terminal could make a recording whose tail
+     * never arrived assemble as Complete, which deletes its shards. With no real terminal the stored shard
+     * count differs from the stamped one, so the assembly is Partial and keeps the shards; a later real
+     * terminal (higher counts) or late shard re-opens it intact.
+     * Returns false (logged) when the status could not be restored.
+     */
+    private restoreLostRecordingStatus;
+    /** Counts a failed ledger assembly in its backoff (see {@link RecoveryBackoffTracker.RecordFailure}). */
+    private recordLedgerFailure;
+    /**
+     * Deletes up to {@link MAX_PURGED_SHARDS_PER_PASS} ledger shards of sessions closed before the lookback
+     * window, which no sweep assembles any more. Never throws: a failure is logged and retried next pass.
+     */
+    private purgeExpiredLedgerShards;
     /** Parses the absolute deadline (ms) from a session's `Config_` JSON, or null when absent/malformed. */
     private parseSessionDeadlineMs;
     /** Register for graceful shutdown exactly once. */
     private ensureRegistered;
-    /** Schedule the periodic staleness sweep, exactly once. Timer is unref'd so it never blocks exit. */
+    /** Schedule the periodic sweep tick (close sweeps + recording recovery), exactly once. Timer is unref'd so it never blocks exit. */
     private scheduleSweep;
-    /** Timer tick: run the staleness sweep under the captured provider/user, guarding overlap. */
+    /**
+     * Timer tick: run the close sweeps (staleness, then max-duration) under the captured
+     * provider/user, guarding overlap, then kick off recording recovery.
+     *
+     * Recovery is started WITHOUT awaiting and has its own overlap guard: it can spend minutes on
+     * large downloads/uploads, and awaiting it under the close sweeps' guard would delay the
+     * max-duration cost cap and make every later tick return early. Each tick skips recovery while a pass
+     * is still running; because every session's attempt is bounded by
+     * `recordingRecoveryAttemptTimeoutMinutes`, a hung storage call delays later passes, never stops them.
+     */
     private periodicSweep;
+    /**
+     * One recording recovery pass: purge expired ledger shards, then the ledger sweep, then legacy
+     * segment recovery. The ledger sweep goes first because its sessions are the current recording path;
+     * a failed ledger sweep is logged here so legacy recovery still runs. A legacy failure rejects (logged
+     * by {@link startRecoveryPass}).
+     */
+    private runRecoveryPass;
+    /**
+     * Fire-and-forget recording recovery, skipped when the previous pass is still running or the janitor
+     * has been stopped (a tick that was mid-close-sweep when {@link Stop} ran must not start one).
+     */
+    private startRecoveryPass;
+    /**
+     * Waits for the in-flight recovery pass, if any, for at most {@link RECOVERY_SHUTDOWN_WAIT_MS}; logs
+     * once when it gives up. Never throws: the pass promise already logs and absorbs its own errors.
+     */
+    private waitForRecoveryPass;
+    /**
+     * Recovers one candidate's recording and updates its backoff. Never throws: any exception is logged
+     * with the session id and counted as a failure.
+     */
+    private recoverSessionRecording;
+    /**
+     * Waits for one session's recovery attempt for at most `recordingRecoveryAttemptTimeoutMinutes`.
+     * An attempt cannot be cancelled, so a timed-out one keeps running: the session is marked abandoned
+     * until it settles (later sweeps skip it), and its late outcome (`describeLate`) is logged then.
+     */
+    private runWithinAttemptTimeout;
+    /**
+     * True while {@link MAX_ABANDONED_RECOVERIES} timed-out attempts are still running: no new attempt
+     * starts until one settles. Logs one `LogError` per pause.
+     */
+    private isRecoveryPausedForAbandonedAttempts;
+    /**
+     * Loads the agent carrying a session's recording storage config and resolves its storage account,
+     * memoized per agent for the sweep: the resolve may force a storage-engine reload, so it must not
+     * repeat for every session of the same agent.
+     */
+    private resolveRecoveryStorage;
+    /** Counts a failed legacy recovery in its backoff (see {@link RecoveryBackoffTracker.RecordFailure}). */
+    private recordRecoveryFailure;
     /**
      * Page through every session matching `filter` with keyset (`AfterKey`) pagination and close each
      * via {@link SessionManager.CloseSession}, stamping `closeReason` on every row it transitions.
@@ -104,6 +300,19 @@ export declare class SessionJanitor extends BaseSingleton<SessionJanitor> implem
      * harmless no-op that keeps its original reason.
      */
     private sweepAndClose;
+    /**
+     * Keyset-page (`AfterKey`) through every session matching `filter`, handing each full fetched page
+     * to `visit`. Stops on a load failure (already logged), an empty page, a partial page, or when
+     * `visit` returns `false`.
+     *
+     * `visit` receives the page exactly as the SQL filter matched it. The keyset advances from the
+     * LAST FETCHED row, so any narrowing `visit` does in JS can never stall or skip pagination.
+     *
+     * Returns how the walk ended: `'complete'` (reached the end of the matching set), `'stopped'`
+     * (`visit` returned `false`) or `'failed'` (a page failed to load). Callers that reason about the
+     * WHOLE set (e.g. pruning state for absent rows) must act only on `'complete'`.
+     */
+    private forEachSessionPage;
     /** Fetch one keyset page of matching sessions, or null on a load failure (logged). */
     private fetchPage;
 }

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