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• New Features

  • Deployment checks now verify that containers start successfully, connect to the expected network, and publish required ports. Failed deployments are held back from restarting automatically.
  • If a replacement deployment fails, the previous node is restored when possible.

• Updates

  • Mysterium’s default UDP port range is now 23000–23029. Update router forwarding before redeploying nodes using an older range.
  • Documentation explains port conflicts that can prevent startup, the need to keep the range below 32768, and that UPnP is no longer supported.

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Walkthrough

The Mysterium default UDP range changes to 23000:23029, with updated upgrade and configuration guidance. Deployment now rolls back failed replacements and checks gated containers for expected network attachment, running state, and declared port bindings.

Changes: Mysterium deployment

Layer / File(s)	Summary
UDP range and migration UPGRADING.md, docs/guides/mysterium.md, docs/isolation.md, services/bandwidth/mysterium.yml, tests/test_lan_isolation.py, tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py, tests/test_mysterium_udp_ports.py, tests/test_mysterium_ui_address.py	The documented and configured default changes to 23000:23029. The migration guidance describes updating router forwarding and retaining existing recorded ranges. Tests expect the new range.
Replacement deployment and rollback app/orchestrator.py, tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py	The old container is retained until its replacement starts. On deployment failure, rollback attempts to restore the old container’s name, running state, identity, and hold records. Error messages can include a hint for ephemeral-port conflicts.
Fence readiness and failed-deploy tracking app/orchestrator.py, app/lan_fence.py, tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py	Failed gated deployments are tracked and held by the guard. Started containers are checked for running state and an address on the expected network. Gated-container validation checks declared WebUI and UDP bindings.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Possibly related PRs

• geiresx/CashPilot#44: Updates overlapping Mysterium UDP port guidance for conflicts with Linux’s ephemeral port range.

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 3f318

Existing nodes may keep their old ports despite the upgrade instructions. Some failed or deferred redeployments can also leave nodes stopped or unable to restore the previous container. Resolve these paths before merging.

Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 3f318

The new rollback path improves ordinary replacement failures, but retained containers can lose their stop and identity holds after renaming. Temporary-name cleanup can also target another service, while stale failure state can stop a healthy replacement. Existing network and privilege checks limit the exposure, but recovery needs stronger ownership guarantees.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: A retained NAME-replaced container keeps its managed-service labels, but stop, failed-deploy and identity records remain keyed to NAME. If failed-replacement removal or rename-back fails, the guard can subsequently select and start the retained container without the original stop or identity hold. This newly created recovery state can reactivate a previously stopped or held workload. Fence, catalog and post-start network checks still apply, so this does not establish a LAN-isolation bypass.
• Medium · architecture · inferred: The new aside cleanup treats any distinct container at NAME-replaced as an abandoned replacement and force-removes it without checking service or instance ownership. The custom-service slug generator permits both custom-foo and custom-foo-replaced, so redeploying the former can delete the latter if both are deployed on the same worker. Unlike the existing target-container ownership check, this cleanup trusts the name alone. For custom services, removal also requests deletion of anonymous volumes; named volumes are retained.
• Medium · reliability · inferred: On a retry of a previously marked deployment, the replacement inherits the name's failed-deploy hold until after startup and old-container removal. A concurrent guard pass can therefore attempt to stop the running replacement even while deployment holds the lock, because that lock suppresses starts but not stops. If old-container cleanup raises, the marker clear is skipped; a fence-deferred replacement also retains the old marker. These paths can strand recovery or disable a replacement that otherwise passed readiness checks.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The supported exposure is within an affected worker: retained workloads can run contrary to their original holds, and computed temporary-name cleanup can remove a colliding service and its anonymous volumes. Persistent identity data mounted by those workloads is also relevant. The inspected paths do not establish cross-tenant access, access to the UI's protected resources, or additional host privileges.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — The authority-loss path is replacement failure followed by unsuccessful cleanup or restoration, leaving a labelled NAME-replaced container. A later guard pass evaluates the suffixed name rather than NAME's stop and identity records and can start it if remaining checks pass. Published-port conflicts can prevent that start, and fence/specification checks remain effective; no successful runtime bypass was demonstrated.
• inferred — A caller-controlled custom-service name can produce a legitimate slug ending in -replaced. If that service coexists with the corresponding unsuffixed service, replacement cleanup can mistake it for stale lifecycle state and delete it. This is an ownership and failure-containment defect, not an established privilege escalation: custom-service creation is owner-protected and worker deployment checks an API key.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The guard checks the fence, catalog image, privilege/capability limits, restart policy and expected network before starting an eligible container. Its new post-start validation adds containment rather than broader network authority. The socket policy allows rename and deletion within its worker-owner boundary, so it does not replace the missing per-service ownership check in aside cleanup.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• inferred — Failure-state durability and cleanup ordering remain recovery limitations. Unwritable failed-marker updates fall back to process-local memory, which does not survive restart. Separately, old-container removal happens before successful-deploy marker clearing and outside the create/start recovery handler. These conditions can lose a new hold or preserve a stale one; their Docker and restart outcomes were not exercised.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Use a durable deployment identity and explicit retained-container state rather than inferring ownership from a fixed name. Verify ownership before cleanup, preserve stop and identity holds across renames, and make marker handoff and restart recovery part of the same lifecycle protocol, including guard passes that already hold a snapshot.

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app/orchestrator.py: 1

1138-1150: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

_ephemeral_hint hardcodes service-specific values in app/.

The hint names UDP_PORTS and the default 23000:23029. Both are Mysterium catalog values. The function also runs for every APIError of every service. An ordinary earner with a taken UDP port in 32768-60999 therefore gets advice about a UDP_PORTS setting it may not have. The default is now repeated in services/bandwidth/mysterium.yml and here, and the two copies can drift apart.

Pass slug. Return a hint only when the catalog entry declares docker.udp_port_range. Read the env key from udp_port_range.env, and read the default from the matching docker.env entry. Then update the _ephemeral_hint(BIND_REFUSED) calls in tests/test_mysterium_fenced.py to pass a slug.

def _ephemeral_hint(reason: str, slug: str) -> str:
    docker_conf = ((get_service(slug) if get_service else None) or {}).get("docker") or {}
    udp = docker_conf.get("udp_port_range")
    if "already" not in reason or not isinstance(udp, dict):
        return ""
    key = udp.get("env")
    default = next((e.get("default") for e in docker_conf.get("env") or [] if e.get("key") == key), "")
    ...  # build the message from key and default

As per coding guidelines: "Never hardcode service-specific logic in app/" (YAML is the source of truth).

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Review comment at @app/orchestrator.py around lines 1138 - 1150:
Update _ephemeral_hint to accept the service slug and return a hint only when
that service’s catalog entry declares docker.udp_port_range; derive the
environment key and default from the catalog instead of hardcoding Mysterium
values. Update the _ephemeral_hint(BIND_REFUSED) calls in
test_mysterium_fenced.py to pass the slug.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @app/orchestrator.py:
- Line 930: Update the _move_aside call so that if it raises, the previously
running old container is restarted before the original exception is propagated;
do not attempt to start it if it was not running, and ensure a restart failure
does not mask the original error.
- Around line 1051-1052: Update the start branch in lan_fence.guard to skip
containers whose names end with orch.REPLACED_SUFFIX, while preserving the
existing deployment, status, and stopped-container checks.
- Around line 1103-1104: Update _move_aside and _roll_back to distinguish when
no old container existed from when moving aside failed and the old container was
removed; in the latter case, report that the previous container was removed
because it could not be moved aside. Preserve the existing message when there
was no prior container.
- Around line 1043-1044: Update the deployment flow around _remove_container so
_mark_failed(name, False) runs before removing the replaced container. Treat
_remove_container failures as best effort: log the failure and allow the
successful deploy response to proceed.

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Review comments at @app/orchestrator.py:
- Around line 1138-1150: Update _ephemeral_hint to accept the service slug and
return a hint only when that service’s catalog entry declares
docker.udp_port_range; derive the environment key and default from the catalog
instead of hardcoding Mysterium values. Update the _ephemeral_hint(BIND_REFUSED)
calls in test_mysterium_fenced.py to pass the slug.

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An error in _move_aside leaves the old node stopped and not rolled back.

old.stop() runs at Line 927, before _move_aside. _move_aside can raise an APIError that nothing catches. The leftover removal can raise it. The _remove_container(old, slug) call after a failed rename can raise it too. In that case replaced is still None. The error leaves deploy_raw as a raw APIError, and _roll_back never runs. The old node stays stopped and nothing restarts it.

An ordinary earner stays down until someone redeploys it. This breaks the PR goal of keeping the running node. Restart the old container if _move_aside raises.

🛠️ Proposed fix

-        replaced = _move_aside(client, old, name, slug)
+        try:
+            replaced = _move_aside(client, old, name, slug)
+        except Exception:
+            if replaced_running:
+                with contextlib.suppress(Exception):
+                    old.start()
+            raise

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	replaced = _move_aside(client, old, name, slug)
	try:
	replaced = _move_aside(client, old, name, slug)
	except Exception:
	if replaced_running:
	with contextlib.suppress(Exception):
	old.start()
	raise

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Review comment at @app/orchestrator.py at line 930:
Update the _move_aside call so that if it raises, the previously running old
container is restarted before the original exception is propagated; do not
attempt to start it if it was not running, and ensure a restart failure does not
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

A failed removal of the replaced container turns a successful deploy into an error.

The new container is already running at this point. _remove_container(replaced, slug) can raise an APIError, for example "removal already in progress". The exception skips _mark_failed(name, False) and fails the deploy response. A stale failed marker then stays set. On the next guard pass, FAILED_DEPLOY makes the guard stop the node that is running.

Clear the marker first. Treat the removal of the old container as best effort and log any failure.

🛠️ Proposed fix

-    if replaced is not None:
-        _remove_container(replaced, slug)
-    if gated:
-        _mark_failed(name, False)
+    if gated:
+        _mark_failed(name, False)
+    if replaced is not None:
+        try:
+            _remove_container(replaced, slug)
+        except Exception as exc:  # noqa: BLE001 - the new container runs; the old one is only a leftover
+            logger.warning("Could not remove the replaced container of %s: %s", name, exc)

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Review comment at @app/orchestrator.py around lines 1043 - 1044:
Update the deployment flow around _remove_container so _mark_failed(name, False)
runs before removing the replaced container. Treat _remove_container failures as
best effort: log the failure and allow the successful deploy response to
proceed.

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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

The guard can start the -replaced container.

docker rename keeps the labels. lan_fence._gated selects containers by LABEL_SERVICE and fence_gated, so it also returns cashpilot-mysterium-replaced. If that container survives after the deploy lock is released, the guard sees it as a stopped gated container that is not in user_stopped(). The guard then calls c.start() on it.

This can happen when the leftover removal fails, or when a rollback keeps the old node aside. The old node then runs even though _roll_back reports it as "kept, stopped". This also ignores stopped_before, because the stopped marker is keyed by the original name. If the new node is running, the start can fail on the port bindings. The exception then aborts the whole guard pass.

Make the guard skip starting names that end with REPLACED_SUFFIX. Apply the same filter in lan_fence.guard.

# app/lan_fence.py, guard(): the start branch
elif (
    not deploying
    and c.status in ("exited", "created")
    and c.name not in stopped
    and not c.name.endswith(orch.REPLACED_SUFFIX)
):

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Review comment at @app/orchestrator.py around lines 1051 - 1052:
Update the start branch in lan_fence.guard to skip containers whose names end
with orch.REPLACED_SUFFIX, while preserving the existing deployment, status, and
stopped-container checks.

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

The rollback message is wrong when _move_aside removed the old container.

_move_aside returns None in two cases. In the first, no old container existed. In the second, the rename failed and the old container, possibly a running node, was removed. In the second case _roll_back still reports "No container ran under that name before, so nothing was put back." That tells the owner nothing was lost when a node was removed.

Track whether an old container existed. For example, return a sentinel or a flag from _move_aside. Then say the previous container was removed because it could not be moved aside.

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Review comment at @app/orchestrator.py around lines 1103 - 1104:
Update _move_aside and _roll_back to distinguish when no old container existed
from when moving aside failed and the old container was removed; in the latter
case, report that the previous container was removed because it could not be
moved aside. Preserve the existing message when there was no prior container.

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Major · Document a working UDP range migration · UPGRADING.md:56-66

UPGRADING.md:56-66
Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Document a working UDP range migration

If a node has an old range on record, the dashboard redeploy keeps it. Even an API request with 23000:23029 keeps the old range because that value equals the catalog default. Changing the router forward then leaves it unmatched, so direct connections can fail.

Document a migration that applies the range before changing the forward. For example, the deploy API accepts a non-default range as an explicit override.

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Review comment at @UPGRADING.md around lines 56 - 66:
Update the migration procedure in the UDP range section of UPGRADING.md to apply
the new range before changing the router forward. Document a deploy API request
that uses a non-default range as an explicit override, and ensure the documented
final node range and router forward match; do not imply that a dashboard
redeploy or a request using the catalog default migrates an existing node.

Major · Keep the previous container through a deferred start. · orchestrator.py:1018-1045

app/orchestrator.py:1018-1045
Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift

Keep the previous container through a deferred start.

If the fence check fails after replacement, this branch removes the previous container before the guard starts the new one. If Docker later refuses that start, the guard cannot restore the previous node. Keep it available for rollback until the replacement starts, while preserving the fence checks.

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Review comment at @app/orchestrator.py around lines 1018 - 1045:
Keep the previous container available through the deferred-start path in the
ContainerNetworkError handler around _require_fence and container.start. Do not
call _remove_container on replaced before the guard starts the new container;
remove it only after successful startup is confirmed, preserving the existing
fence checks and rollback ability if startup fails.

Major · Abort replacement when the old container cannot be renamed. · orchestrator.py:1059-1078

app/orchestrator.py:1059-1078
Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Abort replacement when the old container cannot be renamed.

If old.rename(aside) fails, _move_aside removes the old container and continues. A later create or start failure cannot restore it. Abort instead, restore the saved state, and restart the old container if it was running and can safely restart.

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Review comment at @app/orchestrator.py around lines 1059 - 1078:
Update _move_aside so an old.rename(aside) failure aborts the replacement flow
instead of removing the old container and continuing. Preserve the saved state,
and restore it and restart the old container only if it was running and can be
safely restarted; use the existing orchestration rollback mechanism and
safeguards rather than introducing a separate recovery path.

Major · Hand off the failed marker when replacing the container. · orchestrator.py:1018-1029

app/orchestrator.py:1018-1029
Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift

Hand off the failed marker when replacing the container.

If a marked container is redeployed, its marker remains on the replacement. A fence-deferred replacement then stays held after the fence recovers. A concurrent guard pass can also stop a running replacement.

Retire the old marker before exposing the replacement, and coordinate guard passes that already read it. Restore the old marker if rollback restores the old container. Keep a failed marker if the failed replacement cannot be removed.

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Review comment at @app/orchestrator.py around lines 1018 - 1029:
Update the gated container replacement flow around `_mark_stopped` and
`_require_fence` to retire the old container’s marker before exposing its
replacement, and coordinate with guard passes that may already have read that
marker so they cannot stop the replacement. If rollback restores the old
container, restore its marker; if the failed replacement cannot be removed,
retain its marker. Preserve the existing fence-deferred startup behavior.

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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @app/orchestrator.py:
- Around line 1018-1045: Keep the previous container available through the
deferred-start path in the ContainerNetworkError handler around _require_fence
and container.start. Do not call _remove_container on replaced before the guard
starts the new container; remove it only after successful startup is confirmed,
preserving the existing fence checks and rollback ability if startup fails.
- Around line 1059-1078: Update _move_aside so an old.rename(aside) failure
aborts the replacement flow instead of removing the old container and
continuing. Preserve the saved state, and restore it and restart the old
container only if it was running and can be safely restarted; use the existing
orchestration rollback mechanism and safeguards rather than introducing a
separate recovery path.
- Around line 1018-1029: Update the gated container replacement flow around
`_mark_stopped` and `_require_fence` to retire the old container’s marker before
exposing its replacement, and coordinate with guard passes that may already have
read that marker so they cannot stop the replacement. If rollback restores the
old container, restore its marker; if the failed replacement cannot be removed,
retain its marker. Preserve the existing fence-deferred startup behavior.

Review comments at @UPGRADING.md:
- Around line 56-66: Update the migration procedure in the UDP range section of
UPGRADING.md to apply the new range before changing the router forward. Document
a deploy API request that uses a non-default range as an explicit override, and
ensure the documented final node range and router forward match; do not imply
that a dashboard redeploy or a request using the catalog default migrates an
existing node.

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