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Problem

A data store service that leads several node groups (for example a node that takes over another node group's data store shard as a voter) ran one EloqStore per data store shard. Each instance had its own buffer pool, fd budget and local cache quota, so the process's memory could not be budgeted as one, and the brpc that data substrate main pins gives the EloqStore module one registry slot, so a second instance aborted the process (the alternative in #501, several instances under one shared module, is dropped for the same budgeting reason).

Change

One store hosts every data store shard the process serves. Each shard is attached and detached on its own while the others keep serving; only cloud mode hosts more than one, since data on a node's own disk has one owner, and hosting more than one needs KvOptions::partition_filter.

• Lifecycle. StartInstance(branch) starts the store with no shard; AttachShard(id, term) and DetachShard(id) host and drop one. Start(branch, term, id) is StartInstance plus AttachShard, so embedders that host one shard are unchanged (Term() and PartitionGroupId() report that shard). DsShardId is the data store shard id's name now; PartitonGroupId stays as an alias.
• Shard table and admission. The store keeps a table of hosted shards (state and term), read without a lock on every request; AttachShard, DetachShard and Stop change it under ds_shard_mux_, never held across their waits. A request names its shard (KvRequest::SetDsShard; one naming none works for the shard Start attached) and is admitted while the shard is attached or expired; any other state refuses it with NotRunning. An expired shard's request goes on to its worker shard, which fails it with ExpiredTerm. The worker shard checks again when it dequeues the request, so a detach that began in between still refuses it.
• Terms travel with the task. The request names its shard; when a task starts, Shard::StartTask copies the id and reads the shard's term from the table once (KvTask::ds_shard_id_, KvTask::term_). Every switch to a task (Shard::SwitchToTask) records both on the worker shard beside the running task (Shard::running_ds_shard_id_, running_term_, read through ThdDsShard() / ThdTerm() like ThdTask()), and AsyncIoManager::ProcessTerm() keeps its signature and returns that term: no lookup by partition anywhere, and the per-manager process term and partition group id are gone. The internal requests a task queues for its partition (compaction, file GC, local GC, TTL cleaning, the reopen driver behind parked waiters) are stamped with the task's shard, so they run in the same term and are gated and counted like external requests. An fd eviction that syncs another shard's dirty manifest names it by the fd's own term, as data files always were.
• Attach. In cloud mode the shard's term file, CURRENT_TERM_<branch>_<id>, is raised with a compare-and-swap run as an ordinary task: AttachShard sends an AttachShardRequest to worker shard id % num_threads and waits with a bthread-aware wait. The AttachShardTask runs CloudStoreMgr::UpsertTermFile through that worker's object store: read the file and its ETag, then a conditional upload (If-Match, or If-None-Match: * when missing), reading again when a concurrent writer wins, up to 10 attempts. No thread blocks on HTTP; the blocking-curl BootstrapUpsertTermFile is removed. ExpiredTerm fails the attach. A partition takes over lazily on its first open, as before, and a manifest of a newer term marks the whole shard Expired. AttachShard must not be called from a brpc worker outside a bthread (a module hook): the wait would block the worker that may be running the swap.
• Detach. DetachShard sends a DetachShardRequest to every worker shard and waits for all of them. On each worker a DetachShardTask fails the requests queued for the shard's partitions (pending writes, parked reopen waiters, delayed reopen drivers), blocks until no task runs on them (the task that brings the count to 0 resumes it), then drops their root metas and cached pages, closes their files and drops their local manifests. Its partitions are those with a root meta or an open file on the worker that partition_filter gives the detaching shard, so the embedder detaches a shard before reassigning its partitions. The cached copies of data files stay: a later term starts a new file, so no file of an older term changes.
• Sweeps. partition_filter(ds_shard_id, tbl_id) takes the shard; the global archive, reopen and create-branch requests and DropTable hand their shard to the per-partition requests they fan out and keep only the partitions the filter gives it; prewarm runs per shard when it is attached.
• Archives per shard. With scheduled archiving on, ArchiveCrond keeps one schedule per attached shard: AttachShard starts it, first due one interval later, and DetachShard ends it before draining, so a shard attached again at a newer term starts afresh. One thread submits each due shard's GlobalArchiveRequest asynchronously and sets the next due time one interval after it completes, so a slow shard delays no other. In module builds its wait no longer busy-sleeps, and Stop yields until the thread exits before joining.
• Uploads send an empty Content-Type, so curl adds no unsigned form content type that some S3 front ends (s3proxy) reject.

Testing

• New tests (tests/ds_shards.cpp): a shard detached and re-attached five times under a write storm that keeps compactions and file GC running, with every cloud file checked to carry one of the shard's terms; two shards attached in their own terms (each with its own term file and manifest name, detach refusing one shard's requests while the other serves, re-attach at a newer term promoting the manifest), and a second shard refused without a partition filter; an expired term failing one shard only, with the other still served and the shard taken back at a higher term; a detach that drains in-flight reads (every one completes, served or refused, none hangs); a detach that waits for the shard's background work; each shard archived on its own schedule in its own term, with only the other shard archived after a detach and a fresh schedule after re-attach; DropTable dropping only its shard's partition; local mode refusing a second shard.
• ctest --test-dir build/tests/ on the head, as CI runs it (Debug, RustFS, memlock unlimited, 32 cores): all 328 tests pass (597 s).
• clang-format 18 and the CI's cpplint filters run clean on the changed lines.
• Not tested here: the module build (ELOQ_MODULE_ENABLED), which this repository's CI does not build either; the library builds in a module-mode tree, and the module paths are exercised once the data substrate adopts this API.

Follow-up

The data substrate change (one store owned by the factory, OpenDataStore/CloseDataStore attaching and detaching, requests stamped with their shard, the filter answering from the bucket map) lands after this is pinned.

Checklist

• Add tests for the change
• Document changes (architecture docs 02, 03, 06, 07, 08, 10)
• Reference the link of issue using fixes eloqdb/eloqstore#issue_id (no issue filed)
• Reference the link of RFC if exists (none)
• Pass ctest --test-dir build/tests/ (see Testing)

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• New Features

  • Added support for hosting multiple independently managed data-store shards.
  • Added shard attachment, detachment, reattachment, state tracking, and shard-specific request routing.
  • Added shard isolation for terms, persistence, archiving, prewarming, and background maintenance.
  • Requests now default to the configured shard and are rejected when its shard is unavailable.

• Documentation

  • Expanded architecture and embedding guidance for multi-shard lifecycle management and request handling.

• Tests

  • Added coverage for shard lifecycle, isolation, concurrency, stale terms, and cloud-specific behavior.

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Walkthrough

One EloqStore instance can host multiple independently attached data-store shards. Requests, tasks, cloud terms, files, and maintenance operations now carry shard identity. Detachment drains shard work and evicts shard-owned resources. Tests cover cloud and non-cloud behavior.

Changes

Multi-shard store

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shard identity, attachment, and startup include/types.h, include/eloq_store.h, src/eloq_store.cpp, include/cloud_storage_service.h, src/cloud_storage_service.cpp, docs/architecture/02-runtime-and-lifecycle.md	The API adds shard IDs, lifecycle operations, per-shard state, separated startup, and queued cloud term-file updates.
Shard request admission and detachment include/tasks/task.h, include/storage/shard.h, src/storage/shard.cpp, include/tasks/detach_shard_task.h, src/tasks/detach_shard_task.cpp, include/tasks/task_manager.h, src/tasks/task_manager.cpp	Requests carry shard context. Admission distinguishes shard states. Detach tasks fail pending requests, wait for active tasks, and evict shard state.
Shard-owned files and metadata include/async_io_manager.h, src/async_io_manager.cpp, include/storage/root_meta.h, src/storage/root_meta.cpp, src/file_gc.cpp	Files and metadata record shard ownership. File closure, term-file access, manifest naming, garbage collection, and eviction use shard context.
Shard-aware maintenance and fanout include/kv_options.h, src/eloq_store.cpp, include/tasks/prewarm_task.h, src/tasks/prewarm_task.cpp, src/tasks/archive_crond.cpp, src/tasks/reopen_task.cpp, docs/architecture/03-request-api.md, tests/cloud.cpp, tests/manifest.cpp	Filters, fanout requests, archiving, and prewarming operate with shard IDs. Documentation and callbacks use the updated interface.
Shard lifecycle test coverage tests/ds_shards.cpp, tests/CMakeLists.txt	Tests cover shard attachment, terms, routing, detachment, reattachment, draining, isolation, and non-cloud restrictions.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant EloqModule
  participant EloqStore
  participant Shard
  participant TaskManager
  participant DetachShardTask
  EloqModule->>EloqStore: DetachShard(ds_shard_id)
  EloqStore->>Shard: Send DetachShardRequest
  Shard->>TaskManager: GetDetachShardTask()
  TaskManager-->>Shard: Return DetachShardTask
  Shard->>DetachShardTask: Detach(ds_shard_id)
  DetachShardTask->>Shard: Fail pending requests and wait for active tasks
  DetachShardTask->>Shard: Evict shard-owned state
  Shard-->>EloqStore: Return detachment result
  EloqStore-->>EloqModule: Return detachment result

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Detachment can report success without completing cleanup, and some requests against an expired shard can falsely report success. Resolve these lifecycle and result-handling failures before merging.

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include/async_io_manager.h: 1

534-544: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

BindPartition has a redundant comparison.

The code calls try_emplace and then compares it->second to ds_shard_id before assigning. The comparison does not save work, because the assignment is a trivial store. Use insert_or_assign to state the intent directly.

Proposed simplification

-        auto [it, inserted] =
-            partition_shards_.try_emplace(tbl_id, ds_shard_id);
-        if (!inserted && it->second != ds_shard_id)
-        {
-            it->second = ds_shard_id;
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+        partition_shards_.insert_or_assign(tbl_id, ds_shard_id);

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🟠 Major · Propagate eviction errors and block reattachment after failed cleanup. · eloq_store.cpp:1068-1089

src/eloq_store.cpp:1068-1089
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Propagate eviction errors and block reattachment after failed cleanup.

DetachShard logs worker eviction errors, then marks the slot Detached and returns KvError::NoError. The documented contract says detach drops open files and local manifests, but EvictDsShard can fail while leaving either resource. AttachShard then accepts the slot, so callers can reattach a shard whose cleanup did not complete. Aggregate and return the worker error, and keep the shard out of Detached until cleanup succeeds or a retryable failed-detach state completes cleanup.

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🟡 Minor · Complete expired fanout parents before dispatch. · eloq_store.cpp:2436-2449

src/eloq_store.cpp:2436-2449
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Complete expired fanout parents before dispatch.

When DsShardState::Expired is selected, this branch still dispatches the four store-level fanout parents to their handlers. An empty partition listing then makes the parent return NoError without executing a child request. Complete these parent types with ExpiredTerm here. Leave worker-bound child requests on the existing path so Shard::AdmitRequest rejects them asynchronously.

Suggested fix

     case DsShardState::Expired:
-        // An expired shard's request still goes to its worker shard, which
-        // fails it with ExpiredTerm there (Shard::AdmitRequest). Completing
-        // it here would run the caller's callback inside this call, which
-        // the fan-out schedulers do not expect: each would recurse into the
-        // next partition's submission.
+        if (req->Type() == RequestType::DropTable ||
+            req->Type() == RequestType::GlobalArchive ||
+            req->Type() == RequestType::GlobalReopen ||
+            req->Type() == RequestType::GlobalCreateBranch)
+        {
+            req->SetDone(KvError::ExpiredTerm);
+            return true;
+        }
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