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Changes after self-review

pull/15670/head
Andrii Landiak 4 months ago
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  1. 10
      msa/js-executor/queue/kafkaTemplate.ts
  2. 46
      msa/js-executor/queue/oAuthBearerProvider.ts

10
msa/js-executor/queue/kafkaTemplate.ts

@ -125,12 +125,16 @@ export class KafkaTemplate implements IQueue {
const scope = config.has('kafka.confluent.oauth.scope')
? config.get('kafka.confluent.oauth.scope') as string
: undefined;
// Read as optional so a missing key yields '' (and the provider raises its clear
// "requires client_id, client_secret and endpoint_url" error) rather than node-config
// throwing a generic "Configuration property ... is not defined".
const optionalOauthStr = (key: string): string => config.has(key) ? config.get(key) as string : '';
kafkaConfig['sasl'] = {
mechanism: 'oauthbearer',
oauthBearerProvider: oauthBearerProvider({
clientId: config.get('kafka.confluent.oauth.client_id'),
clientSecret: config.get('kafka.confluent.oauth.client_secret'),
host: config.get('kafka.confluent.oauth.endpoint_url'),
clientId: optionalOauthStr('kafka.confluent.oauth.client_id'),
clientSecret: optionalOauthStr('kafka.confluent.oauth.client_secret'),
host: optionalOauthStr('kafka.confluent.oauth.endpoint_url'),
refreshThresholdMs,
scope,
})

46
msa/js-executor/queue/oAuthBearerProvider.ts

@ -28,6 +28,10 @@ interface OauthBearerProviderOptions {
const RETRY_DELAY_MS = 5000;
const MIN_REFRESH_DELAY_MS = 1000;
// Safety margin applied at serve time: if the cached token is within this window of (or past) its
// hard expiry, fetch synchronously instead of serving it. Covers a scheduled refresh that slipped
// because the unref()'d timer was starved or the process was suspended. Also absorbs minor clock skew.
const EXPIRY_SAFETY_MS = 5000;
export const oauthBearerProvider = (options: OauthBearerProviderOptions) => {
const logger = _logger('oauthBearerProvider');
@ -66,8 +70,12 @@ export const oauthBearerProvider = (options: OauthBearerProviderOptions) => {
// does not drop a still-valid token out from under KafkaJS (which calls this provider on
// each reauthentication). It is only swapped in after a successful refresh.
let cachedToken: string | undefined;
// Resolves once the very first token has been obtained (used only until cachedToken is set).
let initialToken: Promise<string>;
// Epoch ms at which cachedToken hard-expires (access_token lifetime from the IdP). 0 until the
// first successful fetch. Used to decide at serve time whether the cached token is still safe.
let cachedTokenExpiresAt = 0;
// In-flight token fetch, shared so a serve-triggered refresh and the scheduled timer (and
// concurrent KafkaJS callbacks) coalesce onto one request instead of stampeding the IdP.
let refreshInFlight: Promise<string> | undefined;
let refreshTimer: NodeJS.Timeout | undefined;
let warnedShortLivedToken = false;
@ -78,15 +86,26 @@ export const oauthBearerProvider = (options: OauthBearerProviderOptions) => {
const delay = Math.max(delayMs, MIN_REFRESH_DELAY_MS);
logger.info('Next Kafka OAuth token refresh in %dms', delay);
refreshTimer = setTimeout(() => {
// refreshToken() updates cachedToken on success and reschedules its own retry on failure;
// refreshTokenOnce() updates cachedToken on success and reschedules its own retry on failure;
// swallow here so a failed background refresh is not an unhandled rejection.
refreshToken().catch((err) => {
refreshTokenOnce().catch((err) => {
logger.error('Scheduled Kafka OAuth token refresh failed: %s', err?.message ?? err);
});
}, delay);
refreshTimer.unref();
}
// Coalesce concurrent refreshes (scheduled timer, serve-time fallback, parallel KafkaJS callbacks)
// onto a single in-flight request so a near-expiry burst cannot stampede the token endpoint.
function refreshTokenOnce(): Promise<string> {
if (!refreshInFlight) {
refreshInFlight = refreshToken().finally(() => {
refreshInFlight = undefined;
});
}
return refreshInFlight;
}
async function refreshToken(): Promise<string> {
logger.info('Requesting Kafka OAuth bearer token');
try {
@ -104,9 +123,10 @@ export const oauthBearerProvider = (options: OauthBearerProviderOptions) => {
throw new Error('OAuth token response has no "access_token"');
}
const lifetimeMs = expiresIn * 1000;
cachedToken = accessTokenValue;
cachedTokenExpiresAt = Date.now() + lifetimeMs;
const lifetimeMs = expiresIn * 1000;
// If the token lifetime is shorter than the refresh threshold, refreshing "threshold
// before expiry" would fire immediately and clamp to MIN_REFRESH_DELAY_MS, hammering the
// token endpoint every second. Cap the effective threshold to half the lifetime instead.
@ -130,14 +150,22 @@ export const oauthBearerProvider = (options: OauthBearerProviderOptions) => {
}
}
initialToken = refreshToken();
// Kick off the initial fetch eagerly so the first authentication is fast.
// The first fetch is retried internally; swallow here, so a startup failure is not an unhandled rejection.
initialToken.catch(() => { /* retry already scheduled in refreshToken() */ });
refreshTokenOnce().catch(() => { /* retry already scheduled in refreshToken() */ });
return async function () {
// Prefer the last good token; only fall back to awaiting the initial fetch before one exists.
// Serve the cached token while it is comfortably valid; the background timer rotates it
// proactively. If there is no token yet, or the cached one is within EXPIRY_SAFETY_MS of its
// hard expiry (a scheduled refresh slipped), fetch synchronously so KafkaJS never reauthenticates
// with an expired token. Concurrent callers coalesce onto the same request via refreshTokenOnce().
if (!cachedToken || Date.now() >= cachedTokenExpiresAt - EXPIRY_SAFETY_MS) {
return {
value: await refreshTokenOnce()
};
}
return {
value: cachedToken ?? await initialToken
value: cachedToken
};
};
};

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