Remove HardLimitingWorker by SchrosCat2013 fixing #6424

redash/monitor.py

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ def get_status():
 
 
 def rq_job_ids():
-    queues = Queue.all(connection=redis_connection)
+    queues = Queue.all(connection=rq_redis_connection)
 
     started_jobs = [StartedJobRegistry(queue=q).get_job_ids() for q in queues]
     queued_jobs = [q.job_ids for q in queues]

redash/tasks/worker.py

@@ -71,127 +71,7 @@ def execute_job(self, job, queue):
                 statsd_client.incr("rq.jobs.failed.{}".format(queue.name))
 
 
-class HardLimitingWorker(BaseWorker):
-    """
-    RQ's work horses enforce time limits by setting a timed alarm and stopping jobs
-    when they reach their time limits. However, the work horse may be entirely blocked
-    and may not respond to the alarm interrupt. Since respecting timeouts is critical
-    in Redash (if we don't respect them, workers may be infinitely stuck and as a result,
-    service may be denied for other queries), we enforce two time limits:
-    1. A soft time limit, enforced by the work horse
-    2. A hard time limit, enforced by the parent worker
-
-    The HardLimitingWorker class changes the default monitoring behavior of the default
-    RQ Worker by checking if the work horse is still busy with the job, even after
-    it should have timed out (+ a grace period of 15s). If it does, it kills the work horse.
-    """
-
-    grace_period = 15
-    queue_class = RedashQueue
-    job_class = CancellableJob
-
-    def stop_executing_job(self, job):
-        os.kill(self.horse_pid, signal.SIGINT)
-        self.log.warning("Job %s has been cancelled.", job.id)
-
-    def soft_limit_exceeded(self, job):
-        job_has_time_limit = job.timeout != -1
-
-        if job_has_time_limit:
-            seconds_under_monitor = (utcnow() - self.monitor_started).seconds
-            return seconds_under_monitor > job.timeout + self.grace_period
-        else:
-            return False
-
-    def enforce_hard_limit(self, job):
-        self.log.warning(
-            "Job %s exceeded timeout of %ds (+%ds grace period) but work horse did not terminate it. "
-            "Killing the work horse.",
-            job.id,
-            job.timeout,
-            self.grace_period,
-        )
-        self.kill_horse()
-
-    def monitor_work_horse(self, job: "Job", queue: "Queue"):
-        """The worker will monitor the work horse and make sure that it
-        either executes successfully or the status of the job is set to
-        failed
-
-        Args:
-            job (Job): _description_
-            queue (Queue): _description_
-        """
-        self.monitor_started = utcnow()
-        retpid = ret_val = rusage = None
-        job.started_at = utcnow()
-        while True:
-            try:
-                with self.death_penalty_class(self.job_monitoring_interval, HorseMonitorTimeoutException):
-                    retpid, ret_val, rusage = self.wait_for_horse()
-                break
-            except HorseMonitorTimeoutException:
-                # Horse has not exited yet and is still running.
-                # Send a heartbeat to keep the worker alive.
-                self.set_current_job_working_time((utcnow() - job.started_at).total_seconds())
-
-                job.refresh()
-                # Kill the job from this side if something is really wrong (interpreter lock/etc).
-                if job.timeout != -1 and self.current_job_working_time > (job.timeout + 60):  # type: ignore
-                    self.heartbeat(self.job_monitoring_interval + 60)
-                    self.kill_horse()
-                    self.wait_for_horse()
-                    break
-
-                self.maintain_heartbeats(job)
-
-                if job.is_cancelled:
-                    self.stop_executing_job(job)
-
-                if self.soft_limit_exceeded(job):
-                    self.enforce_hard_limit(job)
-
-            except OSError as e:
-                # In case we encountered an OSError due to EINTR (which is
-                # caused by a SIGINT or SIGTERM signal during
-                # os.waitpid()), we simply ignore it and enter the next
-                # iteration of the loop, waiting for the child to end.  In
-                # any other case, this is some other unexpected OS error,
-                # which we don't want to catch, so we re-raise those ones.
-                if e.errno != errno.EINTR:
-                    raise
-                # Send a heartbeat to keep the worker alive.
-                self.heartbeat()
-
-        self.set_current_job_working_time(0)
-        self._horse_pid = 0  # Set horse PID to 0, horse has finished working
-        if ret_val == os.EX_OK:  # The process exited normally.
-            return
-
-        job_status = job.get_status()
-
-        if job_status is None:  # Job completed and its ttl has expired
-            return
-        elif self._stopped_job_id == job.id:
-            # Work-horse killed deliberately
-            self.log.warning("Job stopped by user, moving job to FailedJobRegistry")
-            if job.stopped_callback:
-                job.execute_stopped_callback(self.death_penalty_class)
-            self.handle_job_failure(job, queue=queue, exc_string="Job stopped by user, work-horse terminated.")
-        elif job_status not in [JobStatus.FINISHED, JobStatus.FAILED]:
-            if not job.ended_at:
-                job.ended_at = utcnow()
-
-            # Unhandled failure: move the job to the failed queue
-            signal_msg = f" (signal {os.WTERMSIG(ret_val)})" if ret_val and os.WIFSIGNALED(ret_val) else ""
-            exc_string = f"Work-horse terminated unexpectedly; waitpid returned {ret_val}{signal_msg}; "
-            self.log.warning("Moving job to FailedJobRegistry (%s)", exc_string)
-
-            self.handle_work_horse_killed(job, retpid, ret_val, rusage)
-            self.handle_job_failure(job, queue=queue, exc_string=exc_string)
-
-
-class RedashWorker(StatsdRecordingWorker, HardLimitingWorker):
+class RedashWorker(StatsdRecordingWorker):
     queue_class = RedashQueue