fix(core): fail the deploy on an agent that cannot start, with its log (rebuilt on the reconciler) - #196
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughController readiness now reports terminal replica failures and includes container logs. Runtime status keys are cleared during launch and teardown. Deploy log handling distinguishes quoted container logs from deploy output, and readiness failures produce a critical CLI message and exit code 1. ChangesReadiness and deploy diagnostics
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GlobalController
participant Redis
participant InstanceHost
participant Docker
GlobalController->>Redis: Read replica status
Redis-->>GlobalController: Return status
GlobalController->>InstanceHost: Run docker logs --tail 40
InstanceHost->>Docker: Fetch container logs
Docker-->>InstanceHost: Return log output
InstanceHost-->>GlobalController: Return log output
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In `@packages/cli/canyonos/deploy.py`:
- Around line 425-430: Update _tail_verbose so a fatal line from tracker.feed
does not immediately stop reading: drain and print the remaining output for the
existing reveal-grace period before raising RuntimeError, preserving verbose
visibility of multi-line failure details.
In `@packages/core/canyonos_core/controller/global_controller.py`:
- Around line 788-789: Update the terminal-status check in the wait loop to
break only when a pending instance belongs to an expected agent whose healthy
count is below its desired count. Ignore terminal instances from surplus or
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Only count terminal statuses on agents that are still short of healthy replicas.
pending holds every instance that is not healthy. That includes surplus replicas of agents that already have enough healthy replicas, and instances of agents that are not in expected. One such instance with status "failed" or "stopped" ends the wait at once.
After the break, failed holds every short agent with any pending instance. A short agent whose only replica still reports "starting" is then reported as failed. This happens before its timeout, and its container log is dumped as a failure.
Example: Alpha has 2 records with desired count 1. One is healthy and one is "failed". Beta's replica is still starting. The deploy fails with Beta 0/1 on the first poll.
🐛 Proposed fix
- if any(status in _TERMINAL_STATUSES for _, status in pending):
- break
+ short_now = {
+ name for name, want in expected.items() if healthy.get(name, 0) < want
+ }
+ if any(
+ status in _TERMINAL_STATUSES and instance["agent_name"] in short_now
+ for instance, status in pending
+ ):
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| name for name, want in expected.items() if healthy.get(name, 0) < want | |
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In `@packages/core/canyonos_core/controller/global_controller.py` around lines 788
- 789, Update the terminal-status check in the wait loop to break only when a
pending instance belongs to an expected agent whose healthy count is below its
desired count. Ignore terminal instances from surplus or unexpected agents so
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…orts a failed deploy
…readiness is the launcher's
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Rebuilds #179 on top of the reconciler (#163). #179 was 13 commits behind and conflicted in 8 files because
mainmovedcloud_provider_logic/*toreconciler/providers/*, replacedinstance_manager.pywithreconciler/provisioner.py, and rewrote_wait_for_healthy. Part of #179 had also already landed (#193's doctor fix; the_readyevent andmark_failedon agent-load failure via #163), so this ports only whatmainstill lacks.What changes
Global controller
_wait_for_healthystops as soon as a replica reports a terminal status (failed,stopped) instead of waiting out the timeout. Under the reconciler this matters: a container whose agent failed to import is replaced after the startup grace, and a long wait would lose the container holding the cause.--- begin container log:/--- end container log:sentinels. After a terminal status only the replicas that reported one are dumped (the others were still starting, their logs hold nothing yet); after a timeout every replica still short is dumped. Each provider says which namedocker logstakes (docker_container_name): the runtime id for local, the part before--for EC2, over SSH with the configured user.CONTROLLER_READY_TIMEOUT_SECONDS), enough for a heavy adapter import.canyonos deploy(core) reports a readiness failure as oneCRITICALline and exits 1 instead of a raw traceback, so the CLI's root-cause line is the verdict.Local controller
logger.exceptionin_load_agent: the traceback names the import that failed.mark_stoppedclears_readyunder the status lock, so a heartbeat that outlives the join cannot writehealthyback afterstop().Providers / provisioner
docker run(fail-closed). The key has no TTL and the endpoint is the container name, so a previous run'shealthywould otherwise pass for the new container's.Provisioner.remove_instancedeletes the status key before destroying the runtime (best effort; on EC2 the host's Redis goes with the instance).Workflow launcher
mainit silently stopped watching at 30s without marking anything, so a workflow whose API port opened later could never become healthy. If the port never opens it now marks the containerfailedrather than leaving the status unwritten; in the deploy flow the controller's own timeout usually fires first (the launcher's clock starts after the proxy is up), so this mostly closes the limbo for anything reading the status later.CLI
PhaseTrackertreats everything between the sentinels as data: a quoted traceback orERROR:line does not trip the error path, and a quotedGlobal controller startedis not the deploy's own up-marker. Sentinels match only at the start of a message; quoted lines are indented.-vruns the same tracker and fails on a fatal line instead of waiting for the timeout, with aDeploy failed: <line>error. After the fatal line it keeps echoing until the container confirms the deploy has stopped, so the global controller can finish tearing its agents down (raising at once left agents, Redis and the workflow's port behind).Related PRs
mainalready has what they set out to do (via feat(core): Reconciliation Loop - For Autoscaling and Self-Healing (CAN-99) #163); both predate the reconciler and referenceinstance_manager, which no longer exists._tail_quiet(idle timeout, hang report); it composes with this but will need a rebase and a small conflict resolution around the up-marker check.cloud_provider_logic/*, which is gone onmain; they need to move toreconciler/providers/*regardless of this PR.gpu: 0accepted by the schema) is needed for anycanyonos deployto get past config validation on currentmain; the real runs below used an image built from this branch + fix(core): accept gpu: 0 in resources #198.Verification
Unit:
uv run --package canyonos-core pytest -q packages/core/tests— 621 passed, 2 skipped;uv run --package canyonos pytest -q packages/cli/tests— 253 passed;ruff check/ruff format --checkclean.Real deploys on Docker Desktop (arm64 Mac), core image built from this branch + #198,
CANYONOS_ENV=development CANYONOS_CORE_IMAGE=<that image>:epigenomics, 10 replicas, no LLM): 10/10 ready, "Deploy is live", a request ran through all six stages tostatus: done.IndexAgentwithimport a_module_nobody_installed), quiet and-v: deploy failed in 23–25s instead of 120s; the IndexAgent block shows theModuleNotFoundErrortraceback between the sentinels; Root Cause is the CRITICAL verdict, not a quoted line; teardown complete, no containers left, port 8080 free (this run is what found and fixed the-vteardown regression).-vvariant confirmed the teardown fix (agents drained, Redis stopped, 0 leftovers).healthykeys left with no instance records): the relaunched broken SplitAgent wentfailedat 17s with its traceback; the stalehealthydid not pass for it.Not part of this PR, found on the way: images default to
linux/amd64and run emulated on Apple Silicon (CANYONOS_DOCKER_PLATFORMis the override but the CLI does not forward it), which is slow enough that the LLM proxy's 10s startup bound trips under load; and a deploy over surviving Redis records keeps old containers running old images.