main, fuseadapter: stop gracefully on SIGTERM/SIGINT and detach stale FUSE mounts

[bootjp]

Summary

Closes the two operational gaps found while writing the FUSE filesystem guide.

1. Signal handling in main.go. The server installed no signal handler, so SIGTERM/SIGINT ended the process through Go's default disposition: the errgroup never unwound, the CleanupStack never synced the WAL, and a --filesystemMount stayed attached to a dead server (Transport endpoint is not connected). installShutdownSignalHandler now forwards SIGTERM/SIGINT into the root context's cancel, so a signal stop takes the same path the memory watchdog already uses (installFilesystemServerLifecycle unmounts, listeners drain, the WAL syncs). It is installed before the Raft/Pebble runtimes are opened, so a stop during a slow open or snapshot restore is recorded and unwinds normally once the runtimes exist. The first signal cancels; repeats during the shutdown are logged and ignored, and the registration stays in place until the store/runtime closers have run so a supervisor's second SIGTERM cannot cut the cleanup short. Every wait on that path is bounded: gRPC servers drain in-flight RPCs for at most 10 s (stopGRPCServerBounded) before Stop closes the remaining long-lived streams (catalog watches, Raft transport streams); every HTTP listener drains in-flight requests for a bound and then has its remaining connections closed by monitoring.ShutdownHTTPServer (10 s for the DynamoDB, S3 and SQS adapters, 5 s for the metrics, pprof and admin listeners), with the forced close counted as a successful bounded stop; the S3 adapter closes its blob peer cluster only after that drain, so an in-flight upload or read keeps its peers for the whole window; the Redis adapter closes its listener and connections at once and then waits at most 10 s for the commands still executing (redcon does not join its handlers), so the stores are not closed underneath a command waiting on Raft; and the FUSE shutdown has its own 10 s budget (below). A pure context.Canceled surfaced by the errgroup after a signal maps to exit status 0 (onlyContextCanceled: a joined error is clean only when every branch is a cancellation). The memory watchdog's exitCodeMemoryPressure (2) path is unchanged and is checked first. Both startup-failure branches that previously returned straight into cleanup (startDistributionStartup and the filesystem start after the public services are serving) now drain the errgroup through waitErrgroupAfterStartupFailure, so a signal during startup cannot close the stores under running workers. The run context is passed into the FUSE mount path (fuseadapter.MountContext) so a signal during filesystem startup aborts the pre-mount work (mount-point resolution, liveness probe, detach, intent recovery) and the kernel mount itself (go-fuse's helper wait runs in a goroutine; a mount that completes late is served briefly and unmounted under a 10 s bound, with the lazy detach as fallback, so nothing leaks) instead of waiting on a hung helper, a wedged daemon or the five-minute recovery timeout, and a cancellation mid-detach keeps context.Canceled in the error chain. A signal stop never hangs on the FUSE mount: the unmount is started once in the background (filesystemUnmounter) under one 10 s budget (go-fuse's Unmount can block on an event loop stuck in a backend request), a plain unmount that fails with EBUSY or does not return in time falls back to a lazy detach (Server.UnmountLazy) within the same budget, the serve-loop wait shares it in both branches, and the CleanupStack entry never re-waits on a stuck unmount, so the WAL sync and store close that follow always run.
2. Stale-mount recovery in fuseadapter.Mount. Before mounting, Mount detaches a dangling FUSE mount at the mount point. A mount counts as stale only when the topmost /proc/self/mounts entry for the path has this server's own type, fuse.<FsName> (fuse.elastickv; the FsName comes from the mount options), and stat on the path fails with ENOTCONN. A live mount (stat succeeds), a mount with any other stat error, any non-FUSE filesystem, fuseblk, a bare fuse mount, another FUSE subtype such as fuse.sshfs, or any filesystem stacked over a dead mount of ours is never touched. The same type check guards the shutdown-time lazy detach, before the helpers run and again right before the unmount(2) fallback, so a path that no longer holds our mount (go-fuse's Unmount already removed it and is only waiting for its event loop) is left alone whatever sits underneath. The liveness stat and the resolution of the mount point's parent directories (EvalSymlinks stats every component and can block on a wedged outer filesystem) are each bounded by the context and a 10 s timeout; a server that is alive but wedged, or a mount point under an unresponsive filesystem, fails startup with a clear error instead of hanging, and no other pre-probe step issues a request through the mount (symlink resolution of the mount point itself uses Readlink only). Detaching uses the same helpers go-fuse's own unmount uses, fusermount3 -u -z then fusermount -u -z (looked up on PATH and then /bin, as go-fuse does; each invocation gets at most half of the caller's remaining deadline, with the post-kill pipe wait reserved out of that share, so the kernel fallback stays reachable), and falls back to a lazy unmount(2) (umount -l, Linux only, build-tagged) when no helper is available or the helper fails. Each detach logs the mount point, type and mechanism (detached stale filesystem FUSE mount left by a previous process). The loop re-inspects after each detach (a mount that vanished in between is neither counted nor an error) and errors only if a stale mount is still present after 8 detaches. A symlinked mount point is resolved with Readlink (never traversing into the dead target), with relative link targets interpreted from the canonical parent as the kernel does, so the kernel's recorded target matches. An unreadable /proc/self/mounts (no /proc in a chroot or minimal container, or a non-Linux host) skips the startup check with a warning instead of failing the mount, and refuses the shutdown-time detach.

filesystemStartConfig gains a mountOptions field that production leaves nil (unchanged fusermount3 path); tests set DirectMount when running as root so the kernel-mount tests run in containers without fusermount3. The kernel-mount E2E test files are tagged linux; the package and main cross-compile for darwin (GOOS=darwin go vet).

Docs

• docs/filesystem.md: "Stopping and restarting" now describes the graceful stop (and when it exits 0), the bounded busy-mount lazy detach and that it acts only on the server's own fuse.elastickv type, the bounded gRPC, HTTP and Redis drains, and that a restart detaches a dead mount itself; the startup sequence gains the stale-mount step (before intent recovery, matching Mount) naming that type; the two Transport endpoint is not connected troubleshooting rows point at a restart instead of a manual fusermount3 -uz, plus rows for the new detach stale filesystem FUSE mount: ... error, the probe timeout, the mount-point resolution timeout and a foreign filesystem at the path; "Verifying a build" names the new tests.
• README.md: the sentence in "Working with the FUSE filesystem" now says the server unmounts on SIGTERM/SIGINT and detaches a dead mount on restart.
• jepsen/src/elastickv/db.clj keeps its own unmount-filesystem-cmd (it handles SIGKILL, which no handler can). Untouched.

Note on docs/filesystem.md. The guide landed on main through bootjp/elastickv#1271 and its later review rounds after this PR was opened. This branch is now merged with main (merge commit 7ffad3e); the guide is main's version with only the section edits above re-applied on top, and the README keeps main's new default_permissions/fusermount3 sentences.

Behaviour change / risk

• Operators who stop the server with SIGTERM/SIGINT now get an orderly shutdown and exit status 0 instead of an immediate kill. Supervisors that relied on an immediate exit will see the shutdown take as long as the errgroup drain (gRPC GracefulStop bounded at 10 s, DynamoDB/S3/SQS HTTP drain bounded at 10 s, metrics/pprof/admin HTTP drain bounded at 5 s, Redis in-flight commands bounded at 10 s after the listener closes, FUSE unmount bounded at 10 s). SIGKILL behaviour is unchanged.
• A signal that arrives during the Raft/Pebble open now cancels the root context rather than killing the process mid-open; the open itself is not interruptible, so a stop requested during a long snapshot restore takes effect once the runtimes exist. Only flag parsing and configuration before run() reaches the handler keep the default disposition.
• Mount now executes fusermount3 -u -z / unmount(2) on startup, but only against a path the mounts table lists as fuse.elastickv (the server's own type) with a broken transport. It cannot act on a non-FUSE mount, a bare fuse mount or another FUSE subtype by construction (table type decides, never the stat error alone). If detaching fails, Mount returns detach stale filesystem FUSE mount: ... instead of go-fuse's failed to access mountpoint, which the guide documents. A wedged live FUSE server at the path, or a mount point under an unresponsive filesystem, now fails startup after a 10 s bound instead of hanging forever in fusermount or in path resolution.
• A second SIGTERM no longer kills the process immediately; SIGKILL remains the escape hatch (documented). Every wait in the gRPC, HTTP and Redis drains and the FUSE startup and shutdown paths, including the CleanupStack entry and the release of a mount that completed after cancellation, is bounded or cancellable so this cannot leave the process stuck. The HTTP bound applies to every caller of the adapters' Stop (the DynamoDBServer, S3Server and SQSServer methods themselves changed), so a request that outlives the bound is now cut off with a logged warning rather than waited on; S3Server.Stop closes the blob peer cluster after the drain rather than before it. RedisServer.Stop now blocks for up to the bound while a command is still executing (previously it returned as soon as the listener was closed). The metrics, pprof and admin listeners keep their 5 s drain but now also close what is left afterwards, and that forced close no longer surfaces as an error: previously a request that outlived the window made the shutdown task return context.DeadlineExceeded, which main treated as a failure (exit 1) even on a signal stop.
• Known, accepted gaps (Codex findings, left open for the maintainer):
  • Two server processes started against the same stale mount point within microseconds of each other could have the second lazily detach the first's fresh mount. The inspection runs immediately before each detach, and two servers on one mount point is already an unsupported configuration (pre-PR they would stack). A mountinfo identity check can be added if wanted.
  • When a fusermount3 helper hangs during the kernel mount and the context is cancelled, MountContext returns but cannot terminate the helper: go-fuse starts it inside fuse.NewServer and exposes neither the process nor a context. Here MountContext runs once per process at startup and a cancellation means the process is exiting, so the goroutine ends with the process and the orphaned helper is reaped by init, the same outcome as before this PR (where the hung helper blocked startup instead). A /proc scan for the child could be added for a long-lived caller that retries.

Review rounds

• Round 1 (CodeRabbit + Codex, commit 90e339d). Six findings fixed, each with a regression test; one answered without a code change (the race above). Fixed: startup error branch not draining the errgroup; joined errors (cancellation + real failure) exiting 0; missing /proc/self/mounts failing a clean mount; exactly-8 stacked mounts misreported; symlinked mount point not matched; docs step order.
• Round 2 (Codex, commit f541436). Two findings fixed with tests: a relative symlink target under a symlinked parent resolved against the typed parent instead of the canonical one; the pre-mount detach and intent recovery ran on background contexts, so a shutdown signal during filesystem startup could not interrupt them (MountContext now takes the run context).
• Round 3 (Codex, commit c784758). Three findings fixed: syscall.MNT_DETACH broke the darwin build of the package (P1; lazy unmount split into build-tagged Linux/non-Linux files, E2E tests tagged linux, verified with GOOS=darwin go vet); the filesystem startup error bypassed the errgroup drain while public services were serving; a cancelled fusermount helper fell through to the privileged fallback and lost context.Canceled (test added).
• Round 4 (Codex, commit ea0c2a4). Two findings fixed with tests: the liveness stat on a wedged FUSE daemon blocked with no way to cancel (now run in a goroutine, bounded by the context and a 10 s probe timeout); a failed EBUSY unmount during a signal stop waited on the serve loop forever while repeat signals were swallowed (now a lazy detach plus a bounded wait, exercised by a real open-file E2E test).
• Round 5 (Codex, commit bf34868). Two findings fixed: go-fuse's Unmount itself can block on an event loop stuck in a backend request, before the round-4 timer started (the unmount now runs in a goroutine under the same 10 s budget, with the lazy detach as fallback; test with a blocking fake); symlink resolution used Lstat on the mount point, a getattr through a possibly wedged mount, before the bounded probe (now Readlink only, which the kernel answers from the dentry type).
• Round 6 (Codex, commit 01a3f73). One finding fixed: the CleanupStack entry called the same sync.OnceValue unmount the lifecycle had started, and a second call waits on the stuck first one, so cleanup could still hang (the test had masked it by releasing the fake first). Replaced by filesystemUnmounter: started once in the background, completion observed through a channel, cleanup skips when the lifecycle already handled the stop and otherwise waits bounded. The hung-unmount test now runs cleanup while the unmount is still stuck; a cleanup-only test was added.
• Round 7 (Codex, commit 432b09e). Four findings fixed: the lazy detach after a hung unmount opened a fresh 10 s context, doubling the documented budget (one shared stopCtx now, 4/5 for the plain unmount, the rest for the detach and serve-loop wait); fuse.NewServer waits on the fusermount helper with no context, so a hung helper blocked startup past a signal (now run in a goroutine, cancellable; tested with a sleeping fusermount3 stand-in on PATH); the signal handler was installed after the Raft/Pebble runtimes opened (moved before buildShardGroupsWithEncryptionWiring); the detacher looked helpers up on PATH only while go-fuse also tries /bin (now mirrored, with a test).
• Round 8 (Codex, commit d3ce3d4). One finding fixed: the cleanup of a mount that completed after cancellation called Unmount without Serve, and go-fuse's Unmount waits on an event loop only Serve runs, so that goroutine, the server and the /dev/fuse descriptor would have been retained forever. releaseAbandonedMount now serves, unmounts, and falls back to the lazy detach; TestReleaseAbandonedMountReturns mounts for real and requires the release to return with a clean mount table.
• Round 9 (Codex, commit 43e3e64). One finding fixed: a fusermount helper that hung for the caller's whole remaining deadline made the cancellation check return before the MNT_DETACH fallback (each helper invocation now gets at most half of the remaining deadline, plus a 500 ms WaitDelay on its pipes; tested with a stand-in that execs /bin/sleep). While writing that test the round-7 hung-helper stand-in turned out not to hang (sleep was not on the test's restricted PATH); both stand-ins now exec /bin/sleep and both tests assert they really waited. One finding answered without a code change (the orphaned-helper gap above). CodeRabbit (commit 128cf37): a stale "step 4" cross-reference in the guide fixed to step 3.
• Round 10 (Codex, commit 909090e). Two findings fixed with tests: gRPC GracefulStop blocks until every in-flight RPC ends, so a long-lived stream kept a SIGTERM waiting forever while repeat signals were swallowed (P1; stopGRPCServerBounded now drains for at most 10 s and then Stops, tested with a stream whose handler only returns on context end); the hung-unmount branch returned right after the lazy detach instead of using the reserved remainder of the budget to wait for the serve loop (now falls through to the same wait, tested).
• Round 11 (Codex, commit 9916d3e). One finding fixed with tests: the DynamoDB, S3 and SQS adapters stopped through http.Server.Shutdown(context.Background()), so a client that stalls mid-request kept the adapter's errgroup goroutine from returning after a SIGTERM while repeat signals were swallowed (P1). The adapters' Stop now drains for at most 10 s and then Closes the remaining connections; TestHTTPAdapterStopBoundsStalledRequest holds a request open against each adapter and requires Stop to return inside the bound (it hung until the test timeout before the fix), with idle and double-Stop tests alongside. Merge commit 7ffad3e brings in main (the guide from docs: add FUSE filesystem guide #1271 and its later rounds) and resolves the README.md / docs/filesystem.md conflicts as described under Docs.
• Round 12 (Codex, commit 163eddd). Two findings fixed with tests: the metrics, pprof and admin shutdown tasks returned the context.DeadlineExceeded from their 5 s Shutdown and never forced the remaining connections closed, so a SIGTERM during a long /debug/pprof/profile or a slow admin request exited 1 instead of 0 (monitoring.ShutdownHTTPServer now drains, then Closes and reports that as success; the three tasks and the round-11 adapter helper all use it; TestAuxiliaryShutdownTasksReturnNilAfterForcedClose and TestRegisterAdminLifecycleReturnsCleanAfterForcedClose returned DeadlineExceeded before the fix); detachHelperTimeout did not reserve the post-kill WaitDelay pipe wait out of each helper's share, so two hung helpers that leave children on their pipes could overrun the budget and skip the MNT_DETACH fallback (the pipe wait is now subtracted from the share; TestDetachFUSEMountReachesKernelFallbackWhenHelpersHoldPipes fails with context deadline exceeded on the previous formula). CodeRabbit (commit 661da97): the guide now says status 0 is for a shutdown whose only errors are the cancellation itself, and the serve-loop timing test's margin was widened from 60 ms to 300 ms (2 s budget) so scheduling jitter on CI cannot fail it. From 163eddd on, commits are created through the GitHub API and carry GitHub's signature.
• Round 13 (Codex, commits 11a73f6, 204f372, a0f0cd7). Two findings fixed with tests, one re-verified and pinned without a code change. Fixed: the shutdown-time lazy detach acted on the path alone, and go-fuse's Unmount removes the kernel mount before blocking on its event loop, so the MNT_DETACH fallback could have unmounted whatever filesystem the mount point sits on (P1; detachFUSEMount now verifies the mounts table before the helpers and again before unmount(2), UnmountLazy and the abandoned-mount release treat "no mount of ours" as nothing to do, the startup loop re-inspects instead of counting it; TestDetachFUSEMountRefusesPathWithoutFUSEMount, TestDetachFUSEMountRechecksBeforeKernelFallback, TestDetachAllReinspectsWhenMountVanishes, the root-only TestDetachFUSEMountLeavesForeignMountAlone against a real tmpfs, and the kernel e2e test asserting UnmountLazy is a no-op after a clean unmount); S3Server.Stop closed the blob peer cluster before the HTTP drain, failing in-flight uploads and reads at once (TestS3ServerStopDrainsHTTPBeforeClosingBlobCluster). Re-verified: the claim that grpc.Server.Serve returns as soon as GracefulStop closes the listener, letting the errgroup task finish mid-drain, does not hold for grpc-go v1.83.2 (Serve defers a wait on the server's done event, fired only after the drain or the forced Stop closed every transport), so the task already waits for the whole window; TestGRPCServeReturnsOnlyAfterBoundedStop pins that instead of restructuring the task.
• Round 14 (Codex, commits 6518c68, d77d474). Two findings fixed with tests: resolving the mount point's parent directories called filepath.EvalSymlinks, which stats every component and can block indefinitely when a parent sits on a wedged FUSE or network filesystem, before the bounded probe and with repeat signals ignored (the resolution now runs in a goroutine under the context and a 10 s bound and reports a *mountProbeError with op resolve FUSE mount point; TestTopmostMountStopsWhenResolutionBlocks, whose first version the race detector caught racing with the leaked goroutine, fixed in d77d474 by capturing the resolver before starting it); the release of a mount that completed after cancellation ran go-fuse's Unmount unbounded, so a hung helper or stuck backend request kept the late mount attached (releaseAbandoned now gives it 10 s and falls back to the lazy detach; TestReleaseAbandonedDetachesWhenUnmountHangs, TestReleaseAbandonedFallsBackOnlyWhenUnmountFails).
• Round 15 (Codex, commits 6518c68, 71c04ae, 720afc8). Two findings fixed with tests: the round-13 guard accepted any fuse.* subtype, so with the mount point on the root of another FUSE filesystem (sshfs) the fallback could still detach that filesystem (P1; the startup inspection and both detach-time checks now require the exact fuse.<FsName> type, threaded from the mount options; subtype cases in the detection and refusal tables and TestFUSETypeFor, docs updated in 720afc8); redcon ends Serve as soon as the listener closes and does not join its handler goroutines, so the Redis errgroup task finished while a command (a SETEX under its 30 s dispatch context, for example) was still executing and the deferred cleanup could close the stores underneath it (P1; RedisServer now counts commands in flight and Stop waits up to 10 s for them after closing the listener, only on its first call; TestRedisServerStopWaitsForInflightCommandWithinBound, TestRedisServerStopReturnsOnceInflightCommandFinishes, TestRedisServerStopReturnsPromptlyWhenIdle).

Test evidence

• go test -count=1 -race ./internal/filesystem/fuseadapter/ . with ELASTICKV_REQUIRE_FUSE=1 on every push, and again on the merged tree (7ffad3e), the round-12 tree (163eddd), the round-13 tree (a0f0cd7: . 50 s, fuseadapter 5 s) and the round-14/15 tree (d77d474: fuseadapter three consecutive -race runs after the data-race fix): all pass, including the kernel-mount tests (run as root with DirectMount, this environment has /dev/fuse but no fusermount3):
  • TestInstallShutdownSignalHandlerCancelsOnSignal sends the test process a real SIGTERM, checks the root context is cancelled, and sends a second SIGTERM to prove the registration is still held.
  • TestShutdownSignalUnmountsFilesystem mounts through mountFilesystemService + installFilesystemServerLifecycle, writes a probe, sends SIGTERM, and checks the errgroup returns clean, the serve loop stops, and the directory is bare again.
  • TestShutdownSignalWithOpenFileDetachesLazily holds a file open on the kernel mount, sends SIGTERM, sees the plain unmount fail with EBUSY, and checks the shutdown finishes within the bounded wait and the directory is bare once the handle closes. TestInstallFilesystemServerLifecycleDetachesLazilyWhenUnmountFails, ...BoundsWaitWhenServeLoopStalls, ...BoundsHungUnmount (cleanup runs while the unmount is still stuck), ...WaitsForServeLoopAfterHungUnmount and ...CleanupBoundsHungUnmount cover the failure, stalled-loop and blocked-unmount paths with a fake server.
  • TestStopGRPCServerBoundedForcesStopOnLongLivedStream holds a server stream open from a real client and requires the bounded stop to force it closed after the bound; TestStopGRPCServerBoundedReturnsPromptlyWhenIdle checks nothing is forced when the drain finishes; TestGRPCServeReturnsOnlyAfterBoundedStop requires Serve to stay blocked while the drain is pending and to return only after the bounded stop finished and the handler ended. TestRegisterAdminLifecycleReturnsCleanAfterForcedClose runs the admin serve/shutdown tasks under an errgroup with a stalled request, cancels, and requires Wait to return nil inside the bound with the request cut off.
  • TestMountContextAbortsWhileMountHelperHangs forces the fusermount path with a fusermount3 stand-in that execs /bin/sleep and checks MountContext returns on the context deadline after really waiting on the helper; TestDetachFUSEMountReachesKernelFallbackWhenHelperHangs does the same for the detach path and requires the kernel fallback to be attempted inside the deadline; TestDetachFUSEMountReachesKernelFallbackWhenHelpersHoldPipes installs both helper stand-ins, each leaving a background child on its output pipes, and requires the fallback to be reached inside the budget; TestReleaseAbandonedMountReturns checks the late-mount cleanup returns and leaves no mount, and TestReleaseAbandonedDetachesWhenUnmountHangs / TestReleaseAbandonedFallsBackOnlyWhenUnmountFails cover its bound and fallback with fakes. TestMountFilesystemServiceAbortsOnCancelledContext, TestMountContextAbortsWhenCancelled, TestDetachFUSEMountReportsCancellation, TestStaleFUSEMountProbeStopsOnCancellation, TestStaleFUSEMountProbeTimesOutOnWedgedServer, TestTopmostMountStopsWhenResolutionBlocks: a cancelled run context stops the mount path before and during the pre-mount work, a cancellation mid-detach keeps context.Canceled in the chain, and a blocked liveness stat or a blocked parent-directory resolution is bounded. TestLookupMountHelperFallsBackLikeGoFuse covers the PATH//bin helper lookup; TestDetachHelperTimeoutSharesRemainingDeadline the helper budget including the reserved pipe wait and the exhausted-share case.
  • TestDetachFUSEMountRefusesPathWithoutFUSEMount (nothing mounted, ext4 on top, fuse.sshfs exposed, bare fuse, fuse.sshfs or tmpfs over a dead mount of ours, table unavailable: no helper runs and no fallback is attempted), TestDetachFUSEMountRechecksBeforeKernelFallback (the helper makes the mount vanish; the fallback is refused), TestDetachAllReinspectsWhenMountVanishes, TestFUSETypeFor (a custom FsName is recognised, the default is foreign to it), and the root-only TestDetachFUSEMountLeavesForeignMountAlone (a real tmpfs at the mount point survives the detach with the real mounts table).
  • TestIgnoreCanceledAfterSignal (table-driven) covers nil, canceled, wrapped canceled, an all-cancellation errors.Join, a join holding a real failure (must stay an error; the test pins that plain errors.Is would have accepted it), other errors, with and without the signal sentinel.
  • TestStaleFUSEMountDetection (table-driven over fake mount tables): dead fuse.elastickv, dead bare fuse and dead fuse.sshfs (not ours), live FUSE, FUSE with EACCES, ext4, fuseblk, no entry, non-FUSE stacked over dead FUSE, dead FUSE stacked over tmpfs, malformed rows; plus escaped paths (\040), symlinked parent dirs, a symlinked mount point itself, a relative symlink under a symlinked parent, unreadable table (typed error; detachAll skips with a warning), detach-until-clean, exactly-the-maximum succeeds, non-FUSE never detached, wrapped detach failure, loop bound.
  • TestMountDetachesStaleMountLeftByKilledServer re-executes the test binary as a helper that mounts and blocks, SIGKILLs it, waits for stat to return ENOTCONN, then Mounts over the dangling mount and does file I/O. Log line observed: detached stale filesystem FUSE mount ... fs_type=fuse.elastickv method=umount(MNT_DETACH).
  • TestKernelMountUnmountLeavesPlainDirectory guards against false positives after a clean unmount and requires UnmountLazy on the already unmounted directory to be a no-op.
• go test -count=1 -race ./monitoring/ (round 12): passes. TestShutdownHTTPServerForcesCloseAfterTimeout holds a request open, requires the helper to return nil after the bound with the request cut off and Serve returned; TestAuxiliaryShutdownTasksReturnNilAfterForcedClose (table-driven over the metrics and pprof task pairs) does the same through the errgroup tasks main wires; idle and nil-server cases alongside.
• go test -count=1 -race ./adapter/ (rounds 11, 12, 13 and 15, full package: 244 s on a0f0cd7, 223 s on the round-15 tree): passes. TestHTTPAdapterStopBoundsStalledRequest (table-driven over the DynamoDB, S3 and SQS servers) opens a request whose handler only returns on connection close, calls Stop, and requires it to return after the shortened bound but well before the request could finish and the request to end with an error; run against the pre-fix Stop it hung until -timeout. TestHTTPAdapterStopReturnsPromptlyWhenIdle and TestHTTPAdapterStopIsIdempotentAfterForcedClose cover an idle server and a second Stop after a forced close. TestS3ServerStopDrainsHTTPBeforeClosingBlobCluster holds a request open across Stop and requires the blob cluster to be open while the handler runs and closed once Stop returns. TestRedisServerStopWaitsForInflightCommandWithinBound installs a command whose handler never returns, issues it over a real connection, and requires Stop to wait its bound (and the second Stop to be prompt); TestRedisServerStopReturnsOnceInflightCommandFinishes requires the wait to end as soon as the command does; TestRedisServerStopReturnsPromptlyWhenIdle covers the idle case.
• GOOS=darwin go vet ./internal/filesystem/fuseadapter/ ./adapter/ ./monitoring/ .: passes on every round (the package did not compile for darwin after the first push; mount_e2e_test.go's Statfs_t.Namelen already failed there before this PR and is now tagged linux).
• golangci-lint run --config=.golangci.yaml with v2.9.0 (CI's pinned version): 0 issues on the whole repo at the first push, 0 issues on the changed packages (., adapter, monitoring, fuseadapter) after each review round, on the merged tree and on d77d474.
• go test -count=1 -race ./... (first push): all packages pass except two pre-existing, environment-specific failures unrelated to this change: TestFinalizeAsFSMFile_RenameFailureCleansUpSpool (internal/raftengine/etcd) relies on chmod 0500 making MkdirAll fail, which root ignores (this container runs as root); TestRedis_MisskeyConnectionCompatibility (adapter) failed once under full-suite load and passes when run alone (and passed in every later full adapter run). CI's test jobs passed on every push so far.
• Jepsen: not run. This change touches process lifecycle, the listeners' stop paths and the FUSE mount path only; the Redis change adds two atomic operations around each command and a wait in Stop, with no change to command semantics; no replication, MVCC or OCC change. The scheduled Jepsen filesystem and Redis workloads exercise the affected nodes end to end.

Self-review (five lenses)

1. Data loss — The signal path adds a cleanup path where previously there was none (default disposition skipped CleanupStack, so the WAL sync in shardStore.Close never ran on SIGTERM); nothing committed can now be lost that was not already lost before. Installing the handler before the runtimes open means a stop during open no longer kills the process mid-open. Both startup-failure branches now drain the errgroup before the stores close (review fixes), removing the close-under-running-workers windows on signal-during-startup. The bounded gRPC drain, the bounded HTTP drains (adapters and auxiliary listeners), the bounded Redis in-flight wait and the bounded FUSE shutdown, including its CleanupStack entry, always let the WAL sync and store close run afterwards; a forced exit on a repeat signal was rejected for exactly that reason. Forcing Stop after the gRPC bound closes streams whose clients retry (Raft transport, catalog watchers), as a crash would have; forcing Close after an HTTP bound cuts a request that had not committed yet, which the client sees as a connection error and retries, and anything already committed by that request stays committed (the cut happens after the listener has already waited its bound for the request to finish on its own; the metrics, pprof and admin listeners never write to the store); a Redis command that outlives its bound is in the same position, and a command that finishes inside it now commits before the stores close instead of racing their close. The S3 blob cluster now outlives the HTTP drain, so an upload inside the window completes its peer replication instead of failing. The stale-mount detach only runs on a dead mount of this server's own type; all filesystem state is in the store, so detaching discards nothing (open-handle leases are reaped as before), and a foreign filesystem at the path is never detached. Aborting intent recovery on cancellation leaves intents for the next startup's recovery pass, which is the existing crash-recovery contract. No change to Raft propose/apply, FSM, snapshots, Pebble sync or TTL paths. No issues.
2. Concurrency / distributed failures — The handler goroutine exits only via stopCh; stop is sync.OnceFunc, calls signal.Stop before closing stopCh, and waits on done (no deadlock: cancel() is non-blocking). signalShutdown is an atomic with CAS, so memwatch and a signal racing both call cancel() idempotently and memoryPressureExit is still checked first in main. The handler is registered in CleanupStack before the store/runtime closers (LIFO), so it is still swallowing repeat signals while they run. stopGRPCServerBounded relies on grpc-go's documented behaviour that Stop may be called concurrently with GracefulStop and makes it return, and Serve returns only after the stop completed (pinned by test). monitoring.ShutdownHTTPServer relies on net/http's documented behaviour that Shutdown and Close may be called concurrently and that Close empties the active-connection set, so the two Stop calls main makes on each adapter (the context waiter and the deferred one after Run returns) cannot block each other: whichever times out first closes the connections and the other's Shutdown then returns at once (TestHTTPAdapterStopIsIdempotentAfterForcedClose); the auxiliary listeners have a single shutdown task each. redisInflight uses an atomic counter, an atomic draining flag and a once-closed channel: a command finishing after the drain started signals it, a count already at zero is observed by the drain itself, and the drained flag makes the second Stop return at once; both Stop callers may wait on the same channel. filesystemUnmounter starts the unmount with a CAS and publishes its result through a closed channel (happens-before for err), so neither the lifecycle nor the cleanup entry can block on the in-flight call. newServerContext publishes the mount result through a buffered channel and the late-arrival goroutine serves and unmounts what the caller abandoned under a bound (go-fuse's Unmount needs the serve loop to be running to return). detachStaleMount runs once, synchronously, before fuse.NewServer; the stale verdict is re-derived immediately before each detach and the type re-checked before the kernel fallback; the helper invocation (half the remaining deadline, pipe wait included), the liveness stat, the parent-directory resolution, the kernel mount and the unmount are bounded by timeouts and by the run context (a stat, resolution, mount or unmount blocked on a wedged daemon, hung helper or stuck backend request leaks one goroutine until the kernel returns it, which is documented and unavoidable; the process exits shortly after; the resolution goroutine captures its function value before starting so a later swap of the package variable cannot race it). The two accepted gaps are documented above. All tests pass under -race. No issues beyond the accepted gaps.
3. Performance — Startup-only work: one read of /proc/self/mounts, one stat and one path resolution (each in a goroutine), at most 40 Readlink hops (each with one parent EvalSymlinks), and the mount itself in a goroutine per Mount; shutdown-only work for the gRPC bound (one goroutine and timer per server), the HTTP bounds (one timeout context per listener stop) and the Redis drain (one timer). The Redis hot path gains two atomic operations per command (enter/exit), no lock and no allocation. Nothing else on any request path, no extra Raft round-trips, no new metrics. The signal goroutine is idle until a signal arrives. No issues.
4. Data consistency — No change to MVCC visibility, OCC, HLC, routing or any adapter contract. The only decision added is "is the topmost mount at this path a dead mount of this server's type", derived from the kernel's mount table plus ENOTCONN, never from the wall clock (the probe, resolution, drain and shutdown timeouts are liveness bounds on local operations, not ordering decisions). Cutting an HTTP request or a Redis command after the bound is equivalent to the client's connection dropping at that point, a case every listener already has to tolerate. No issues.
5. Test coverage — New branches are covered: signal cancels / repeat signal held / stop without signal / canceled mapping including joined errors (table-driven); bounded gRPC drain (long-lived stream forced, idle server untouched, Serve waiting for the stop); bounded HTTP drain on each of the three adapters (stalled request cut off, idle server, second Stop after a forced close) and on the metrics, pprof and admin listeners through their errgroup tasks (forced close returns nil, request cut off); S3 blob cluster closed after the drain; Redis in-flight drain (never-finishing command bounded, finishing command ends the wait, idle, second Stop prompt); cancelled run context aborting the mount path before, during the pre-mount work and during the kernel mount (hung helper stand-in that really hangs), the late-mount release (returns, bounded, fallback only on failure), the detach fallback (a hung helper giving way to the kernel fallback, and two hung helpers holding their pipes still giving way inside the budget), the liveness probe and the parent-directory resolution; probe and resolution timeouts; the own-type guard before the helpers and before the fallback (nothing mounted, foreign filesystem, foreign FUSE subtype, bare fuse, stacked, table unavailable, mount vanishing mid-detach, real tmpfs as root); busy-mount lazy detach, stalled serve loop, blocked unmount with cleanup still stuck, serve loop ending inside the reserved slice after a hung unmount, and the cleanup-only path (fake) plus the real EBUSY case on a kernel mount; helper lookup fallback and helper budget (shares, reserved pipe wait, exhausted share, expired deadline); mount-table parsing and the stale decision (table-driven, including never-touch-non-FUSE, foreign subtypes, stacked, symlinked mount point, relative symlink under symlinked parent, unavailable table, custom FsName); detach loop (success, exactly-max, failure wrapping, bound, vanished mount); real SIGTERM → unmount through the production lifecycle; real SIGKILLed helper → dangling mount → recovered Mount. Kernel-mount tests skip without /dev/fuse and fail under ELASTICKV_REQUIRE_FUSE=1, matching the existing convention. Not covered: fusermount3 -u -z itself against a real mount (no real helper in this environment; the fallback unmount(MNT_DETACH) branch is what the E2E tests exercised), a FUSE mount owned by another user, a real foreign FUSE filesystem under the mount point (covered with fake tables and a tmpfs), a genuinely wedged FUSE daemon or outer filesystem on a kernel mount (unit-tested with blocking fakes), the non-Linux lazyUnmount stub beyond compiling, the signal-during-runtime-open ordering (a block move; the handler itself is tested), the two startup-error drain paths end to end (the drain helper itself is exercised by its existing callers' tests), the HTTP and Redis bounds through main's run*Server wiring (the adapters' Stop methods are what changed and are tested directly), and a real Redis command blocked on Raft during Stop (unit-tested with a blocking test command).

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FUSEの起動時に残存マウントを検出して切り離す処理を追加しました。SIGTERM／SIGINTによる停止を変更し、FUSE、gRPC、HTTPサーバーの停止に時間上限を設けました。関連テストと運用説明も更新しました。

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Layer / File(s)	Summary
残存FUSEマウントの検査と切り離し internal/filesystem/fuseadapter/stale_mount.go, internal/filesystem/fuseadapter/stale_mount_*.go, internal/filesystem/fuseadapter/*mount*_test.go	マウントテーブルとstatの結果から stale なFUSEマウントを判定し、最大8件まで切り離します。ヘルパーが失敗した場合は、対象がFUSEマウントであることを再確認して遅延アンマウントを試みます。
コンテキスト対応のマウントとFUSE停止 internal/filesystem/fuseadapter/server.go, main.go, main_filesystem_test.go, internal/filesystem/fuseadapter/*test.go	MountContextを追加し、起動キャンセル時の後処理を行います。FUSE停止では通常アンマウント後に必要に応じて遅延デタッチし、serveループの待機にも時間上限を設けます。
シグナル処理とgRPC停止 main.go, main_shutdown_signal_test.go, main_grpc_stop_test.go	SIGTERM／SIGINTでルートコンテキストをキャンセルします。シグナル後に無視するエラーをキャンセルエラーに限定し、gRPC停止に時間上限を設けます。
HTTPサーバーの有界停止 monitoring/http_shutdown.go, monitoring/http.go, monitoring/pprof.go, adapter/http_shutdown.go, adapter/*.go, main_admin.go, monitoring/http_shutdown_test.go, adapter/http_shutdown_test.go, main_admin_lifecycle_test.go	共通のHTTP停止処理を追加し、猶予時間内に処理が終わらない場合は残存接続を閉じます。DynamoDB、S3、SQS、管理、metrics、pprofが共通処理を使用します。
運用説明と統合テスト README.md, docs/filesystem.md, internal/filesystem/fuseadapter/*e2e_test.go, main_shutdown_signal_test.go	正常終了、異常終了後の再起動時の残存マウント処理、FUSE関連テストの説明を更新しました。実マウントを使う終了・再マウントテストを追加しました。

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Change: Bug fix

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sequenceDiagram
  participant OS
  participant SignalHandler
  participant RootContext
  participant FilesystemLifecycle
  participant HTTPServers
  OS->>SignalHandler: SIGTERMまたはSIGINT
  SignalHandler->>RootContext: コンテキストをキャンセル
  RootContext->>FilesystemLifecycle: 終了を通知
  FilesystemLifecycle->>FilesystemLifecycle: FUSEを停止してserveループを待つ
  RootContext->>HTTPServers: 有界シャットダウンを開始
  HTTPServers->>HTTPServers: 猶予時間後に残存接続を閉じる

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🟠 Major · 起動中のシグナル停止でも errgroup の終了を待ってください。 · main.go:639-640

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起動中のシグナル停止でも errgroup の終了を待ってください。

起動中に SIGTERM または SIGINT を受け、registration retry が ctx.Done() で終了すると、startDistributionStartup は context.Canceled を返します。現在の分岐は eg.Wait を呼ばずに cleanup へ進むため、ワーカーの終了前に store と runtime を閉じる可能性があります。

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起動処理のエラー分岐で、cleanupへ進む前に`waitErrgroupAfterStartupFailure`を呼び、`cancel`と`eg.Wait`を実行してください。`startDistributionStartup`が返す`context.Canceled`の場合もワーカーの終了を待ち、既存のエラーを引き継いでください。

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- Around line 154-156: 起動手順の記載を Mount の実行順に合わせ、stale mount
の検査（detachStaleMount）を回復処理（recoverIntentsBeforeMount）より先に行うよう、手順3と4を入れ替えてください。

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Serialize stale-mount recovery before detaching

When two replacement processes start against the same stale mount, both can observe ENOTCONN; if the first process detaches and establishes its new mount before the second reaches this path-based detach, the second process will lazily unmount the first process's healthy filesystem. The stale check and unmount need serialization across server processes or an identity check that ensures the mount being detached is still the one that was inspected.

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Not changing this one, leaving the call to the maintainer. The path needs two server processes configured with the same --filesystemMount on one host starting within the window between one process's stat returning ENOTCONN and its unmount(2) (microseconds; the inspection runs immediately before each detach, not once up front). Two servers on one mount point is already an unsupported configuration: before this PR the second would stack a mount over the first, and go-fuse's own fusermount -u unmount is path-based in the same way. A cross-process lock or a mount-ID identity check (via /proc/self/mountinfo) would still leave a smaller TOCTOU and adds a parser and a lock file for a misconfiguration case, so I think it costs more than it buys. Happy to add the mountinfo identity check if you want it.

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Terminate the mount helper when cancellation wins

When fusermount3 actually hangs and ctx is cancelled, this branch returns but merely starts another goroutine that waits forever for results; it never terminates the helper or the goroutine blocked in fuse.NewServer. Go-fuse starts the helper with os.StartProcess and waits using an unbounded proc.Wait() (go-fuse v2.11.0 source), so an exiting server can leave the child orphaned, while a non-exiting MountContext caller can accumulate both child processes and goroutines across retries. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier cancellation finding is that the current cleanup path blocks on <-results> and therefore cannot clean up a helper that never produces that result.

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Not changing this one, leaving the call to the maintainer. go-fuse starts the helper inside fuse.NewServer and exposes neither the process nor a context, so from this package the only ways to terminate it would be scanning /proc for a child named fusermount3 and signalling it, or re-implementing go-fuse's mount path; both cost more than they buy here. In this codebase MountContext runs once per process at startup, and a cancellation means the process is exiting: the goroutine ends with the process, and an orphaned helper is reparented to init and reaped when it exits, which is the same outcome as before this PR (where the hung helper blocked startup instead). The late-mount cleanup still unmounts a mount that completes after the caller gave up, so no kernel mount leaks. I have noted this as an accepted gap in the PR description; if a long-lived caller that retries MountContext appears, a bounded wait plus a /proc scan can be added then.

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🟡 Minor · 起動手順への参照を手順3に更新してください。 · filesystem.md:201-202

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起動手順への参照を手順3に更新してください。

この説明では stale FUSE mount の確認を手順3に記載しています。Line 201–202 は手順4を参照していますが、手順4は filesystem recovery state の再生です。参照先を手順3に修正してください。

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• internal/filesystem/fuseadapter/stale_mount.go
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Keep blob peers open while admin S3 requests drain

When shutdown overlaps an object request on /admin/api/v1/s3/*, draining s.httpServer does not wait for that request because the admin routes run on the separate admin HTTP server. If the public S3 listener is idle, this shutdown returns immediately and closes blobCluster while an admin upload or download is still replicating or fetching chunks, causing the request to fail during the advertised admin grace period. Although the earlier public-listener ordering issue was fixed, the admin object bridge in main_admin.go is fresh evidence that the same S3Server data path is served by another listener; close the cluster only after both listener lifecycles have drained.

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blob cluster の状態を強制切断前に確認してください。

http.Server.Close は接続を閉じても、ハンドラーの終了を待ちません。ハンドラーが r.Context().Done() から再開する前に Stop が blob cluster を閉じると、正しい停止順序でも cluster.closed.Load() が true になり、このテストが失敗します。停止中の猶予期間に状態を確認するよう同期してください。(go.dev)

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Reject late Redis commands after drain begins

When a client sends a pipeline and shutdown starts while its first command is running, that command's exit can reduce n to zero and close idle, causing both Stop calls to return; redcon then invokes the callback for the next already-buffered command because its connection loop processes the entire parsed pipeline before checking whether the connection closed. That callback increments n again, but idle is permanently closed, so the errgroup can finish and close the stores underneath the new command; store-reading commands such as KEYS additionally use context.Background() and will not be stopped by baseCtx cancellation. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier Redis-handler finding is that this command-scoped counter permits new entries after it has declared the drain complete; prevent entry once draining starts or track/join the whole connection handler rather than individual callbacks.

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Join SQS reaper workers before closing stores

When SIGTERM arrives during a retention-reaper pass, Stop cancels reaperCtx and drains only the HTTP server, but it never joins runReaper or the throttle sweep goroutine started by Run. In a listenless/admin-only deployment this shutdown call returns immediately, Run unblocks on the same cancellation, and the errgroup can finish while runReaper is still inside a store scan or Raft dispatch, allowing the deferred cleanup to close the shard store underneath it. Track these workers with a wait group and boundedly join them before Stop returns.

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