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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds optional per-database Lua script caches, updated script command ACL metadata, expanded configuration documentation, and related tests. Cache metrics, cleanup, defragmentation, and introspection now support multiple cache contexts. ChangesPer-database Lua script cache
Configuration documentation and validation
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Client->>evalGenericCommand: EVAL or SCRIPT command
evalGenericCommand->>EvalContext: select client database context
EvalContext->>ScriptDictionary: lookup, register, execute, or flush script
ScriptDictionary-->>Client: command result
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In `@src/eval.c`:
- Around line 216-224: The async cleanup currently resets the scripting engine
from only the context-0 job, which may run before other contexts finish
releasing scripts. Update the evalFlushCtx cleanup flow in the surrounding
evaluation cleanup function so resetEngineEvalEnvCallback runs only after every
old context has been released, either by sharing one cleanup job across all
contexts or attaching the callback to the final cleanup completion.
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- Around line 724-791: Add the singledb:skip tag to the nested start_server
declaration and both tests that exercise script-cache-per-db disabled behavior,
ensuring these DB 9/DB 10-dependent tests are skipped in single-database
configurations.
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If we were going for proper separation of concerns for multi-tenancy, it would be great to have pubsub channels separated as well, but at least there is a configuration option to have them compulsorily prefixed ACL-wise ( This change is for the scripts part that had absolutely no separation method, so it is implemented here, and I kept it optionally enabled (disabled by default) so it does not break compatibility on deployments that don't need it. Not that it would (tests pass), but better not to risk it unnecessarily. I use a FreeBSD server where I intend to have one Valkey server that serves as a memory cache for many different projects. I request a timely merge/release so I can start using it. Thanks in advance! |
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| evalCtxs[i].scripts = dictCreate(&shaScriptObjectDictType); | ||
| evalCtxs[i].scripts_lru_list = listCreate(); | ||
| listSetFreeMethod(evalCtxs[i].scripts_lru_list, sdsfreeVoid); | ||
| evalCtxs[i].scripts_mem = 0; |
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nit: move this into a helper method: initialiseEvalCtx(evalCtx* ctx)
| listSetFreeMethod(evalCtx.scripts_lru_list, sdsfreeVoid); | ||
| evalCtx.scripts_mem = 0; | ||
| evalCtxCount = server.script_cache_per_db ? server.dbnum : 1; | ||
| evalCtxs = zcalloc(sizeof(struct evalCtx) * evalCtxCount); |
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Suggestion: we can use a lazy approach (to reduce memory usage): keep pointers instead of the actual struct size) and allocate it when we actually need it.
| ctx->scripts = dictCreate(&shaScriptObjectDictType); | ||
| ctx->scripts_lru_list = listCreate(); | ||
| listSetFreeMethod(ctx->scripts_lru_list, sdsfreeVoid); | ||
| ctx->scripts_mem = 0; |
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Should you choose to use my helper suggestion above, this become:
initialiseEvalCtx(ctx);
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@eifrah-aws all changes are fine by me but it makes no sense to do them if this PR gets no attention. |
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In `@src/defrag.c`:
- Around line 971-974: The defragLuaScripts stage currently scans every script
dictionary to completion without honoring the active-defrag deadline. Make
defragLuaScripts incremental by persisting the current context index and each
dictionary’s scan cursor, resetting both when endtime is zero, processing one
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I strongly oppose breaking changes. I also don't really follow why it's the better default position, but I would rather just not randomly break application because a script that they loaded wasn't available across DBs. I would honestly almost prefer an entire new set of commands that did lua stuff per DB. |
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…per DB Multi-tenant Valkey deployments commonly separate tenants by DB, often paired with ACL db=<n> restrictions per tenant user. The Lua script cache (EVAL/EVALSHA/SCRIPT LOAD/SCRIPT EXISTS/SCRIPT FLUSH) doesn't respect that separation: it's a single dict shared across every database, so a script loaded by one tenant is reachable via EVALSHA from any other tenant's DB, and SCRIPT FLUSH always wipes every tenant's scripts at once. There was no way to flush, or otherwise isolate, just one tenant's cached scripts. This adds a new immutable boolean config, default off (zero behavior change for existing deployments). When enabled, the cache becomes an array of dicts sized by 'databases', indexed by the client's currently selected DB, so scripts are scoped to the DB (tenant) that loaded them. SCRIPT FLUSH then only clears the caller's own DB slot instead of doing a full reset (the shared Lua engine environment reset stays tied to the full, all-DBs flush path). Also adds db<N>_cached_scripts:<count> lines to INFO Memory, one per non-empty DB slot, shown only when script-cache-per-db is enabled. When disabled there's a single shared cache, so the existing number_of_cached_scripts aggregate already fully describes it and no per-DB lines are emitted. SCRIPT FLUSH/LOAD/EXISTS/SHOW now act on the caller's currently selected DB, but carried nothing the per-DB ACL check keys off, so a user ACL-restricted to one DB could operate on another DB's script cache -- AUTH does not reset the selected DB, so authenticating on a connection already sitting elsewhere is enough. Tagging them @keyspace/@READ would fix that but would also widen every existing selector built from those categories, notably letting a +@READ user retrieve arbitrary script bodies via SCRIPT SHOW. Add a CMD_CURRENT_DB command flag instead, which shouldRestrictCmd() honours without changing what any ACL category grants. Signed-off-by: László Károlyi <laszlo@karolyi.hu>
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Multi-tenant Valkey deployments commonly separate tenants by DB, often paired with ACL db= restrictions per tenant user. The Lua script cache (EVAL/EVALSHA/SCRIPT LOAD/SCRIPT EXISTS/SCRIPT FLUSH) doesn't respect that separation: it's a single dict shared across every database, so a script loaded by one tenant is reachable via EVALSHA from any other tenant's DB, and SCRIPT FLUSH always wipes every tenant's scripts at once. There was no way to flush, or otherwise isolate, just one tenant's cached scripts.
This adds a new immutable boolean config, default off (zero behavior change for existing deployments). When enabled, the cache becomes an array of dicts sized by 'databases', indexed by the client's currently selected DB, so scripts are scoped to the DB (tenant) that loaded them. SCRIPT FLUSH then only clears the caller's own DB slot instead of doing a full reset (the shared Lua engine environment reset stays tied to the full, all-DBs flush path).
Also adds db_cached_scripts: lines to INFO Memory, one per non-empty DB slot, shown only when script-cache-per-db is enabled. When disabled there's a single shared cache, so the existing number_of_cached_scripts aggregate already fully describes it and no per-DB lines are emitted.