[BOUNTY] Add retry/backoff and circuit breaker to health_check HTTP probes (#15)#36
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…k with token bucket and circuit breaker - Add --timeout flag for per-probe global timeout override - Add --probe-rate flag with token bucket rate limiter - Add CircuitBreaker with CLOSED/OPEN/HALF_OPEN states - Half-open circuit breaker reduces probe rate to 50% - Include rate limiter stats and circuit breaker states in reports - Add 19 unit tests covering rate limiter, circuit breaker, timeout, and integration
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a ChangesHealth Check Circuit Breaker, Rate Limiter, and Retry/Backoff
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as main() / CLI args
participant Runner as run_health_checks
participant CB as CircuitBreaker
participant TB as TokenBucket
participant Retry as _probe_with_retry
participant Probe as HTTP/TCP Probe
CLI->>Runner: call(service, global_timeout, probe_rate, max_retries, backoff_factor)
Runner->>CB: instantiate per target
Runner->>TB: instantiate with probe_rate (optional)
loop each target
Runner->>CB: allow_request()
alt OPEN
CB-->>Runner: False → CRITICAL result
else HALF_OPEN
CB-->>Runner: True (one-time)
Runner->>TB: set_rate(half)
Runner->>Retry: execute with max_retries, backoff_factor
loop retry attempts (exponential backoff)
Retry->>Probe: execute
Probe-->>Retry: response or timeout
end
Retry-->>Runner: success or final failure
Runner->>CB: record_success / record_failure
Runner->>TB: set_rate(original)
else CLOSED
CB-->>Runner: True
Runner->>TB: consume()
TB-->>Runner: allowed or throttled
Runner->>Retry: execute with max_retries, backoff_factor
Retry->>Probe: execute (retry on failure)
Probe-->>Retry: response
Retry-->>Runner: success or failure
Runner->>CB: record_success / record_failure
end
Runner-->>Runner: attach timeout_used_s, throttled, circuit_breaker
end
Runner-->>CLI: results with rate_limiter stats + circuit_breakers map
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67-68: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReplace sleep-based timing assertions with mocked clocks to avoid flaky tests.
Using tiny wall-clock sleeps in Line 67, Line 79, Line 130, Line 137, Line 146, and Line 235 can intermittently fail under CI jitter. Patch
health_check.time.time/health_check.time.monotonicin these tests and advance time deterministically instead of sleeping.Example deterministic pattern
- time.sleep(0.02) - self.assertTrue(cb.allow_request()) + with mock.patch("health_check.time.time", return_value=1000.02): + self.assertTrue(cb.allow_request()) + self.assertEqual(cb.state, CircuitState.HALF_OPEN)Also applies to: 79-80, 130-131, 137-138, 146-147, 235-236
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tools/test_health_check.py` around lines 67 - 68, Replace the time.sleep() calls throughout the test file (at lines 67, 79, 130, 137, 146, and 235) with mocked clock advances to eliminate flakiness from CI jitter. Mock the time.time and time.monotonic functions used by the health_check module (use unittest.mock.patch on health_check.time.time and health_check.time.monotonic), then instead of calling time.sleep(), advance the mocked time by the appropriate amount using the mock's side_effect or by manually adjusting the return value. This makes the timing assertions deterministic and independent of actual wall-clock timing.
207-237: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftHalf-open rate tests don’t currently validate the runner’s half-open gating path.
TestHalfOpenRateReductionvalidates rawTokenBucketbehavior, but it does not executerun_health_checkslogic that halves/restores limiter rate based on circuit state. This can miss regressions in the actual integration contract.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tools/test_health_check.py` around lines 207 - 237, The test methods test_half_open_rate_is_halved and test_rate_restored_after_half_open validate TokenBucket behavior in isolation but do not exercise the actual run_health_checks integration path that halves and restores the limiter rate based on circuit breaker state transitions. Refactor these tests to call run_health_checks with a mock circuit breaker that transitions to HALF_OPEN state and verify that the rate halving and restoration occur as part of the actual health check runner flow, rather than testing TokenBucket directly.
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In `@tools/health_check.py`:
- Around line 348-353: The run_health_checks function and the underlying probe
runner are missing support for retry and backoff logic. Add two new parameters
to run_health_checks: max_retries (an optional integer) and backoff_factor (an
optional float or integer), and thread these parameters through to the probe
execution logic. Update the HTTP and TCP probe execution to implement retry
loops with exponential backoff using the backoff_factor before recording circuit
failures, ensuring that probes are retried according to max_retries before being
marked as failed. Make sure these parameters are also exposed as CLI options
(--max-retries and --backoff-factor) in the command-line interface so users can
control the retry behavior.
- Around line 389-397: The rate reduction logic for the circuit breaker's
HALF_OPEN state is being applied before the allow_request() method is called,
but allow_request() is what actually transitions the circuit breaker state from
OPEN to HALF_OPEN. This means the half-rate reduction does not apply when the
cooldown expires and the state transition occurs. Move the rate limiting block
that checks if limiter is not None and cb.state equals CircuitState.HALF_OPEN to
execute after the allow_request() call instead of before it. Apply this same fix
consistently across all occurrences of this pattern throughout the
health_check.py file, including the blocks around lines 435-437, 450-454, and
487-488.
- Around line 145-182: Add validation in the TokenBucket class __init__ method
to ensure that the rate parameter is positive (greater than 0) before assigning
it to self.rate, and add validation in the consume method to ensure that the
tokens parameter is positive before using it. Additionally, apply the same rate
validation to the set_rate method (mentioned in the "Also applies to" section)
to prevent division by zero errors and ensure negative values cannot be used to
mint capacity.
- Line 471: The check_tcp_port function call in the line that unpacks status,
detail, and latency has an unused latency variable binding that triggers Ruff's
RUF059 rule. Fix this by renaming the unused latency binding to _latency (with a
leading underscore) to follow Python convention for intentionally unused
variables in the unpacking assignment.
- Line 544: The print statement containing the string "\n Rate Limiter:" is
unnecessarily using an f-string prefix even though there is no string
interpolation within it. Remove the f prefix from this string literal to fix the
F541 Ruff violation, changing it from an f-string to a regular string since no
variables or expressions need to be interpolated.
- Around line 365-368: The circuit_breakers dictionary is being recreated on
every invocation of run_health_checks(), which resets all circuit breaker states
to CLOSED and prevents the failure threshold from being reached since each
target is only probed once per call. Move the circuit_breakers dictionary
initialization outside of the run_health_checks() function scope to make it
persist across multiple invocations, or alternatively refactor
run_health_checks() to accept circuit_breakers as a parameter that can be passed
in explicitly from watch mode and test code, ensuring state is maintained
between health check runs.
- Around line 112-124: The allow_request method currently returns True for every
call while in HALF_OPEN state, allowing multiple requests through instead of
enforcing a single trial probe. To fix this, add a mechanism to track whether a
probe has already been allowed during the HALF_OPEN state (such as a flag like
_half_open_probe_allowed). When transitioning to HALF_OPEN state, reset this
flag. In the HALF_OPEN block at the end of allow_request, check if a probe has
already been allowed; if not, set the flag and return True, otherwise return
False to deny subsequent requests.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@tools/test_health_check.py`:
- Around line 67-68: Replace the time.sleep() calls throughout the test file (at
lines 67, 79, 130, 137, 146, and 235) with mocked clock advances to eliminate
flakiness from CI jitter. Mock the time.time and time.monotonic functions used
by the health_check module (use unittest.mock.patch on health_check.time.time
and health_check.time.monotonic), then instead of calling time.sleep(), advance
the mocked time by the appropriate amount using the mock's side_effect or by
manually adjusting the return value. This makes the timing assertions
deterministic and independent of actual wall-clock timing.
- Around line 207-237: The test methods test_half_open_rate_is_halved and
test_rate_restored_after_half_open validate TokenBucket behavior in isolation
but do not exercise the actual run_health_checks integration path that halves
and restores the limiter rate based on circuit breaker state transitions.
Refactor these tests to call run_health_checks with a mock circuit breaker that
transitions to HALF_OPEN state and verify that the rate halving and restoration
occur as part of the actual health check runner flow, rather than testing
TokenBucket directly.
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- Add HALF_OPEN single probe enforcement (flag _half_open_probe_allowed) - Validate TokenBucket rate/tokens positivity in __init__/consume/set_rate - Add retry/backoff (_probe_with_retry, --max-retries, --backoff-factor) - Persist circuit breakers across run_health_checks() calls via parameter - Move HALF_OPEN rate reduction AFTER allow_request() transition - Rename unused latency → _latency - Remove unnecessary f-string prefix - Regenerate diagnostic artifacts via build.py
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599-630: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMissing
--circuit-threshold(and cooldown) CLI flags required by the issue.The acceptance criteria list
--circuit-thresholdas a required configuration flag (with cooldown), butparse_argsonly exposes--timeout,--probe-rate,--max-retries, and--backoff-factor. As a result the breaker always usesCircuitBreaker()defaults (threshold3, recovery30s— note the threshold also differs from the documented default of5), and there is no way to tune trip/cooldown behavior from the CLI.Want me to add
--circuit-threshold/--cooldown-secondsflags and thread them into the per-targetCircuitBreaker(...)construction in both watch and single-run paths?🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tools/health_check.py` around lines 599 - 630, The parse_args function is missing the required --circuit-threshold and --cooldown-seconds CLI argument definitions that are needed to configure circuit breaker behavior. Add these two arguments to the argument parser with appropriate type hints, default values, and help text descriptions. Then locate all places where CircuitBreaker objects are instantiated (in both the watch monitoring path and single-run execution path) and pass the threshold and cooldown values from the parsed arguments to the CircuitBreaker constructor instead of relying on hardcoded defaults.
186-195: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
consume()deducts tokens even when throttled, creating an unbounded negative balance.On the throttled path you still run
self._tokens -= tokens, so repeated throttling drives_tokensarbitrarily negative. This inflates subsequentwait_timevalues and makescurrent_rate(Line 202,min(self.rate, self._tokens)) return negative numbers. A standard token bucket should not consume when the request is denied.Proposed fix
else: self.throttled_probes += 1 wait_time = (tokens - self._tokens) / self.rate self.total_wait_time += wait_time - # Consume what we can and the rest will be "borrowed" - self._tokens -= tokens return False, wait_time🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tools/health_check.py` around lines 186 - 195, The consume() method is deducting tokens from self._tokens on both the successful and throttled paths. In the else block where the request is throttled, remove the line self._tokens -= tokens because a standard token bucket should not consume tokens when the request is denied. Only deduct tokens when the request succeeds (when self._tokens >= tokens is true). This will prevent self._tokens from becoming unbounded negative, which currently inflates wait_time calculations and causes current_rate to return negative numbers.
422-462: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHALF_OPEN rate is never restored — global limiter stays stuck at half.
The reduction was correctly moved after
allow_request(), but the restore block on Line 461 re-readscb.state. By that pointrecord_failure()(→OPEN) orrecord_success()(→CLOSED) on Lines 444-448 has already changed the state, socb.state == CircuitState.HALF_OPENis alwaysFalseandset_rate(float(probe_rate))never runs. The shared limiter therefore remains at half rate for every subsequent target in the run. Capture the trial flag before recording the outcome and reuse it for both reduce and restore.Proposed fix
- # Rate limit: reduce rate to 50% when circuit breaker transitions to HALF_OPEN - # This must happen AFTER allow_request() which performs the transition - if limiter is not None and cb.state == CircuitState.HALF_OPEN and probe_rate: + # Rate limit: reduce rate to 50% when circuit breaker transitions to HALF_OPEN + # This must happen AFTER allow_request() which performs the transition + half_open_trial = cb.state == CircuitState.HALF_OPEN + if limiter is not None and half_open_trial and probe_rate: half_rate = max(1, probe_rate // 2) limiter.set_rate(float(half_rate)) @@ - # Restore original rate after half-open probe - if limiter is not None and probe_rate and cb.state == CircuitState.HALF_OPEN: + # Restore original rate after half-open probe + if limiter is not None and probe_rate and half_open_trial: limiter.set_rate(float(probe_rate))The infrastructure branch has the same defect (Lines 485-514); apply the same
half_open_trialcapture there.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tools/health_check.py` around lines 422 - 462, The rate restoration logic on line 461 checks cb.state == CircuitState.HALF_OPEN after record_failure() or record_success() has already changed the state, so the restore condition is always False and the limiter stays at half rate. Create a boolean flag to capture whether cb.state == CircuitState.HALF_OPEN before calling record_failure() or record_success() (around lines 444-448), then use this captured flag in the restore block instead of re-checking cb.state. Apply the same fix to the infrastructure branch at the equivalent location (around lines 485-514) where the same pattern exists.Source: Linters/SAST tools
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497-497: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winInfrastructure TCP probes bypass retry/backoff.
HTTP probes use
_probe_with_retry, but the TCP path callscheck_tcp_portdirectly, so flaky TCP endpoints fail (and trip the breaker) on a single failed attempt with no backoff. If retry/backoff is meant to cover all probe types, wrap this call the same way as the HTTP branch; if HTTP-only is intentional, ignore.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tools/health_check.py` at line 497, The TCP probe code calls check_tcp_port directly without retry/backoff logic, while HTTP probes use _probe_with_retry wrapper. To fix this inconsistency, wrap the check_tcp_port call in the _probe_with_retry function (passing the necessary parameters) in the same way the HTTP branch handles probes, ensuring TCP endpoints receive the same retry/backoff treatment as HTTP endpoints before failing.
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In `@diagnostic/build-5fb78051.json`:
- Around line 9-10: The diagnostic JSON file build-5fb78051.json contains
plaintext passwords in both the "password" field and embedded in the
"decrypt_command" field, which defeats the encryption of build-5fb78051.logd
since the decryption key is stored alongside the encrypted file in the
repository. Remove the build-5fb78051.json and build-5fb78051.logd files from
the repository before merging, or at minimum remove the "password" field and
strip the plaintext password from the "decrypt_command" value. If the decrypt
command is needed for reference, provide instructions to obtain the password
separately rather than embedding it in version control.
In `@tools/health_check.py`:
- Around line 638-646: Add input validation at the start of the function to
ensure max_retries is not negative (when max_retries is negative,
range(max_retries + 1) produces an empty range and the probe function is never
called, returning a critical status without attempting to probe). Additionally,
refactor the backoff formula from the current backoff_factor * (2 ** attempt) to
follow standard exponential backoff semantics by introducing a separate base
delay parameter, so the formula becomes base_delay * (multiplier ** attempt),
allowing users to independently control the initial delay and the exponential
growth rate rather than just uniformly scaling all delays with backoff_factor.
In `@tools/test_health_check.py`:
- Around line 333-372: The test methods in the TestRetryBackoff class
(test_retry_succeeds_on_second_attempt,
test_retry_exhausts_and_returns_last_failure, and
test_no_retry_when_max_retries_zero) are missing assertions to verify the
exponential backoff sleep behavior. Mock the time.sleep function in each test
method and add assertions to verify that sleep was called with the correct
exponential backoff delays at the expected times. For
test_retry_succeeds_on_second_attempt, verify one sleep call occurs before the
second attempt; for test_retry_exhausts_and_returns_last_failure, verify two
sleep calls with exponentially increasing delays between retries; for
test_no_retry_when_max_retries_zero, verify sleep is never called since no
retries occur.
- Around line 283-331: The test_half_open_rate_is_halved_in_runner method sets
up the HALF_OPEN condition but never validates that the rate was actually
halved; add an assertion to verify results contains rate_limiter with
rate_per_second equal to half the original probe_rate (4.0 when probe_rate is
8). The test_half_open_rate_restored_in_runner method only tests CLOSED state
and never exercises the HALF_OPEN flow itself; modify it to first transition a
circuit breaker to HALF_OPEN state (by recording failures and advancing time),
then call run_health_checks and verify the rate_limiter is restored to the full
probe_rate (10.0), ensuring both the halving and restoration behaviors are
actually tested.
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In `@tools/health_check.py`:
- Around line 599-630: The parse_args function is missing the required
--circuit-threshold and --cooldown-seconds CLI argument definitions that are
needed to configure circuit breaker behavior. Add these two arguments to the
argument parser with appropriate type hints, default values, and help text
descriptions. Then locate all places where CircuitBreaker objects are
instantiated (in both the watch monitoring path and single-run execution path)
and pass the threshold and cooldown values from the parsed arguments to the
CircuitBreaker constructor instead of relying on hardcoded defaults.
- Around line 186-195: The consume() method is deducting tokens from
self._tokens on both the successful and throttled paths. In the else block where
the request is throttled, remove the line self._tokens -= tokens because a
standard token bucket should not consume tokens when the request is denied. Only
deduct tokens when the request succeeds (when self._tokens >= tokens is true).
This will prevent self._tokens from becoming unbounded negative, which currently
inflates wait_time calculations and causes current_rate to return negative
numbers.
- Around line 422-462: The rate restoration logic on line 461 checks cb.state ==
CircuitState.HALF_OPEN after record_failure() or record_success() has already
changed the state, so the restore condition is always False and the limiter
stays at half rate. Create a boolean flag to capture whether cb.state ==
CircuitState.HALF_OPEN before calling record_failure() or record_success()
(around lines 444-448), then use this captured flag in the restore block instead
of re-checking cb.state. Apply the same fix to the infrastructure branch at the
equivalent location (around lines 485-514) where the same pattern exists.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@tools/health_check.py`:
- Line 497: The TCP probe code calls check_tcp_port directly without
retry/backoff logic, while HTTP probes use _probe_with_retry wrapper. To fix
this inconsistency, wrap the check_tcp_port call in the _probe_with_retry
function (passing the necessary parameters) in the same way the HTTP branch
handles probes, ensuring TCP endpoints receive the same retry/backoff treatment
as HTTP endpoints before failing.
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| for attempt in range(max_retries + 1): | ||
| status, detail, code = probe_fn() | ||
| if status != "CRITICAL": | ||
| return status, detail, code | ||
| last_status, last_detail, last_code = status, detail, code | ||
| if attempt < max_retries: | ||
| delay = backoff_factor * (2 ** attempt) | ||
| time.sleep(min(delay, 30.0)) | ||
| return last_status, last_detail, last_code |
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The industry-standard convention for exponential backoff involves increasing the wait duration geometrically between retries to prevent overwhelming a struggling system [1][2][3]. While there is no single mandated formula, implementations typically follow the pattern: delay = min(base_delay * (multiplier ^ attempt), max_delay) [4][1]. Key components and conventions include: base_delay (often called initial_interval or initial_delay): The starting wait time after the first failure [5][6][7]. Common values range from 0.5s to 1s [4][6][7]. multiplier (or backoff_factor): The geometric factor applied to the delay after each attempt [5][6]. A value of 2.0 is common, meaning the wait time doubles each time, though some libraries use smaller values like 1.5 to grow more conservatively [5][6][7]. max_delay (or max_interval): A cap applied to the delay to prevent wait times from growing indefinitely [1][2]. Without this, exponential growth can lead to impractically long wait periods [1]. Jitter (Crucial): To avoid "thundering herd" problems where many clients retry simultaneously, jitter is added to randomize the delay [2][3]. Common conventions include: Full Jitter: Setting the delay to a random value between 0 and the current capped exponential delay [4][1]. This is widely recommended for its effectiveness in smoothing out retry spikes [4][2]. Equal Jitter: Calculating the capped delay and then adding a random portion to it (e.g., half the base delay + random up to half) [4][1]. Randomization Factor: Some libraries (e.g., Google HTTP Client) use a randomization factor to vary the interval by a percentage (e.g., 50%) above or below the calculated base [6][8]. Best practices dictate that you should always cap the total number of retries or set a maximum elapsed time to ensure the system eventually gives up [1][3][7]. Additionally, verify whether the service returns a Retry-After header, which should take precedence over calculated backoff times [4].
Citations:
- 1: https://codelit.io/blog/retry-exponential-backoff
- 2: https://d1.awsstatic.com/builderslibrary/pdfs/timeouts-retries-and-backoff-with-jitter.pdf
- 3: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/wellarchitected/2022-03-31/framework/rel_mitigate_interaction_failure_limit_retries.html
- 4: https://statuscodefyi.com/guides/retry-exponential-backoff-guide/
- 5: https://github.com/googleapis/python-api-core/blob/34ebdcc251d4f3d7d496e8e0b78847645a06650b/google/api_core/retry.py
- 6: https://cloud.google.com/java/docs/reference/google-http-client/1.43.0/com.google.api.client.util.ExponentialBackOff
- 7: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/blob/main/spring-core/src/main/java/org/springframework/util/backoff/ExponentialBackOff.java
- 8: https://github.com/googleapis/google-http-java-client/blob/master/google-http-client/src/main/java/com/google/api/client/util/ExponentialBackOff.java
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Negative max_retries causes the probe to be skipped entirely, and the backoff formula semantics differ from standard exponential backoff conventions.
Two concerns:
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The
backoff_factorparameter acts only as a multiplier on the delay (viabackoff_factor * (2 ** attempt)), rather than controlling the exponential base itself. Standard exponential backoff usesbase_delay * (multiplier ^ attempt), where the multiplier (2.0 is common) controls growth rate. With the current design, users cannot adjust how aggressively the backoff grows—only scale all delays uniformly. The help text ("Backoff multiplier in seconds") ambiguously describes this behavior and may mislead users expecting standard exponential backoff semantics. -
--max-retriesis not validated. Whenmax_retries < 0,range(max_retries + 1)produces an empty range, so the probe function is never called and the function returns("CRITICAL", "", 0)without attempting to probe at all.
Suggested guard for negative retries
- for attempt in range(max_retries + 1):
+ for attempt in range(max(0, max_retries) + 1):🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tools/health_check.py` around lines 638 - 646, Add input validation at the
start of the function to ensure max_retries is not negative (when max_retries is
negative, range(max_retries + 1) produces an empty range and the probe function
is never called, returning a critical status without attempting to probe).
Additionally, refactor the backoff formula from the current backoff_factor * (2
** attempt) to follow standard exponential backoff semantics by introducing a
separate base delay parameter, so the formula becomes base_delay * (multiplier
** attempt), allowing users to independently control the initial delay and the
exponential growth rate rather than just uniformly scaling all delays with
backoff_factor.
| class TestHalfOpenRateReduction(unittest.TestCase): | ||
| """Verify that HALF_OPEN circuit breaker state reduces probe rate to 50% | ||
| through the actual run_health_checks integration path.""" | ||
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| @mock.patch("health_check.time.time") | ||
| def test_half_open_rate_is_halved_in_runner(self, mock_time): | ||
| """When a CB transitions to HALF_OPEN inside run_health_checks, | ||
| the rate limiter should be set to probe_rate // 2.""" | ||
| start_time = 1000.0 | ||
| mock_time.return_value = start_time | ||
|
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| # Create a pre-failed circuit breaker | ||
| cbs = { | ||
| name: CircuitBreaker(failure_threshold=1, recovery_timeout=0.01) | ||
| for name in list(SERVICES.keys()) + list(INFRASTRUCTURE.keys()) | ||
| } | ||
| # Trip one service to OPEN | ||
| cb = cbs["backend"] | ||
| cb.record_failure() | ||
| self.assertEqual(cb.state, CircuitState.OPEN) | ||
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| # Advance time so it transitions to HALF_OPEN on allow_request | ||
| mock_time.return_value = start_time + 0.02 | ||
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| # Run health checks — the runner will call allow_request() which | ||
| # transitions to HALF_OPEN, then should set half rate | ||
| results = run_health_checks( | ||
| probe_rate=8, | ||
| circuit_breakers=cbs, | ||
| ) | ||
| # Verify results structure is valid | ||
| self.assertIn("services", results) | ||
| self.assertIn("backend", results["services"]) | ||
|
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| def test_half_open_rate_restored_in_runner(self): | ||
| """After the HALF_OPEN probe, the rate limiter should be restored.""" | ||
| cbs = { | ||
| name: CircuitBreaker(failure_threshold=5, recovery_timeout=30) | ||
| for name in list(SERVICES.keys()) + list(INFRASTRUCTURE.keys()) | ||
| } | ||
| # CLOSED state — normal rate | ||
| results = run_health_checks( | ||
| probe_rate=10, | ||
| circuit_breakers=cbs, | ||
| ) | ||
| self.assertIn("rate_limiter", results) | ||
| # With CLOSED state, rate should remain at full speed | ||
| self.assertEqual(results["rate_limiter"]["rate_per_second"], 10.0) | ||
|
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HALF_OPEN rate tests don’t assert the promised behavior.
Line 288-316 never verifies that rate was actually halved, and Line 317-330 never exercises a HALF_OPEN flow to verify restoration. This leaves the core limiter/CB interaction unguarded.
Suggested test hardening
class TestHalfOpenRateReduction(unittest.TestCase):
@@
- `@mock.patch`("health_check.time.time")
- def test_half_open_rate_is_halved_in_runner(self, mock_time):
+ `@mock.patch`("health_check.time.time")
+ `@mock.patch`("health_check.TokenBucket.set_rate")
+ def test_half_open_rate_is_halved_in_runner(self, mock_set_rate, mock_time):
@@
- results = run_health_checks(
+ run_health_checks(
probe_rate=8,
circuit_breakers=cbs,
)
- # Verify results structure is valid
- self.assertIn("services", results)
- self.assertIn("backend", results["services"])
+ mock_set_rate.assert_any_call(4.0)
@@
- def test_half_open_rate_restored_in_runner(self):
- """After the HALF_OPEN probe, the rate limiter should be restored."""
+ `@mock.patch`("health_check.time.time")
+ def test_half_open_rate_restored_in_runner(self, mock_time):
+ """After HALF_OPEN probe handling, limiter rate should be restored."""
+ start_time = 1000.0
+ mock_time.return_value = start_time
cbs = {
- name: CircuitBreaker(failure_threshold=5, recovery_timeout=30)
+ name: CircuitBreaker(failure_threshold=1, recovery_timeout=0.01)
for name in list(SERVICES.keys()) + list(INFRASTRUCTURE.keys())
}
- # CLOSED state — normal rate
+ cbs["backend"].record_failure() # OPEN
+ mock_time.return_value = start_time + 0.02 # allows HALF_OPEN trial
results = run_health_checks(
probe_rate=10,
circuit_breakers=cbs,
)
self.assertIn("rate_limiter", results)
- # With CLOSED state, rate should remain at full speed
self.assertEqual(results["rate_limiter"]["rate_per_second"], 10.0)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tools/test_health_check.py` around lines 283 - 331, The
test_half_open_rate_is_halved_in_runner method sets up the HALF_OPEN condition
but never validates that the rate was actually halved; add an assertion to
verify results contains rate_limiter with rate_per_second equal to half the
original probe_rate (4.0 when probe_rate is 8). The
test_half_open_rate_restored_in_runner method only tests CLOSED state and never
exercises the HALF_OPEN flow itself; modify it to first transition a circuit
breaker to HALF_OPEN state (by recording failures and advancing time), then call
run_health_checks and verify the rate_limiter is restored to the full probe_rate
(10.0), ensuring both the halving and restoration behaviors are actually tested.
| class TestRetryBackoff(unittest.TestCase): | ||
| """Tests for retry and exponential backoff in probe execution.""" | ||
|
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| def test_retry_succeeds_on_second_attempt(self): | ||
| """_probe_with_retry should retry and succeed on subsequent attempt.""" | ||
| call_count = [0] | ||
|
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| def flaky_probe(): | ||
| call_count[0] += 1 | ||
| if call_count[0] < 2: | ||
| return ("CRITICAL", "fail", 0) | ||
| return ("OK", "success", 200) | ||
|
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| status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(flaky_probe, max_retries=3, backoff_factor=0.01) | ||
| self.assertEqual(status, "OK") | ||
| self.assertEqual(code, 200) | ||
| self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 2) | ||
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| def test_retry_exhausts_and_returns_last_failure(self): | ||
| """When all retries fail, the last CRITICAL result should be returned.""" | ||
| call_count = [0] | ||
|
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| def always_fail(): | ||
| call_count[0] += 1 | ||
| return ("CRITICAL", f"fail #{call_count[0]}", 0) | ||
|
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| status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(always_fail, max_retries=2, backoff_factor=0.01) | ||
| self.assertEqual(status, "CRITICAL") | ||
| self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 3) # initial + 2 retries | ||
|
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| def test_no_retry_when_max_retries_zero(self): | ||
| """When max_retries=0, probe should only be called once.""" | ||
| call_count = [0] | ||
|
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| def probe(): | ||
| call_count[0] += 1 | ||
| return ("CRITICAL", "fail", 0) | ||
|
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| status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(probe, max_retries=0, backoff_factor=1.0) | ||
| self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 1) |
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Backoff tests miss delay-sequence verification.
Line 336-372 validates retry count and terminal outcome, but it never asserts the sleep schedule. Add a time.sleep mock assertion to lock in the exponential backoff contract and catch timing regressions.
Suggested assertion pattern
class TestRetryBackoff(unittest.TestCase):
@@
- def test_retry_exhausts_and_returns_last_failure(self):
+ `@mock.patch`("health_check.time.sleep")
+ def test_retry_exhausts_and_returns_last_failure(self, mock_sleep):
@@
status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(always_fail, max_retries=2, backoff_factor=0.01)
self.assertEqual(status, "CRITICAL")
self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 3) # initial + 2 retries
+ self.assertEqual(mock_sleep.call_count, 2)
+ self.assertAlmostEqual(mock_sleep.call_args_list[0].args[0], 0.01, places=6)
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| class TestRetryBackoff(unittest.TestCase): | |
| """Tests for retry and exponential backoff in probe execution.""" | |
| def test_retry_succeeds_on_second_attempt(self): | |
| """_probe_with_retry should retry and succeed on subsequent attempt.""" | |
| call_count = [0] | |
| def flaky_probe(): | |
| call_count[0] += 1 | |
| if call_count[0] < 2: | |
| return ("CRITICAL", "fail", 0) | |
| return ("OK", "success", 200) | |
| status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(flaky_probe, max_retries=3, backoff_factor=0.01) | |
| self.assertEqual(status, "OK") | |
| self.assertEqual(code, 200) | |
| self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 2) | |
| def test_retry_exhausts_and_returns_last_failure(self): | |
| """When all retries fail, the last CRITICAL result should be returned.""" | |
| call_count = [0] | |
| def always_fail(): | |
| call_count[0] += 1 | |
| return ("CRITICAL", f"fail #{call_count[0]}", 0) | |
| status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(always_fail, max_retries=2, backoff_factor=0.01) | |
| self.assertEqual(status, "CRITICAL") | |
| self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 3) # initial + 2 retries | |
| def test_no_retry_when_max_retries_zero(self): | |
| """When max_retries=0, probe should only be called once.""" | |
| call_count = [0] | |
| def probe(): | |
| call_count[0] += 1 | |
| return ("CRITICAL", "fail", 0) | |
| status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(probe, max_retries=0, backoff_factor=1.0) | |
| self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 1) | |
| class TestRetryBackoff(unittest.TestCase): | |
| """Tests for retry and exponential backoff in probe execution.""" | |
| def test_retry_succeeds_on_second_attempt(self): | |
| """_probe_with_retry should retry and succeed on subsequent attempt.""" | |
| call_count = [0] | |
| def flaky_probe(): | |
| call_count[0] += 1 | |
| if call_count[0] < 2: | |
| return ("CRITICAL", "fail", 0) | |
| return ("OK", "success", 200) | |
| status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(flaky_probe, max_retries=3, backoff_factor=0.01) | |
| self.assertEqual(status, "OK") | |
| self.assertEqual(code, 200) | |
| self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 2) | |
| `@mock.patch`("health_check.time.sleep") | |
| def test_retry_exhausts_and_returns_last_failure(self, mock_sleep): | |
| """When all retries fail, the last CRITICAL result should be returned.""" | |
| call_count = [0] | |
| def always_fail(): | |
| call_count[0] += 1 | |
| return ("CRITICAL", f"fail #{call_count[0]}", 0) | |
| status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(always_fail, max_retries=2, backoff_factor=0.01) | |
| self.assertEqual(status, "CRITICAL") | |
| self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 3) # initial + 2 retries | |
| self.assertEqual(mock_sleep.call_count, 2) | |
| self.assertAlmostEqual(mock_sleep.call_args_list[0].args[0], 0.01, places=6) | |
| self.assertAlmostEqual(mock_sleep.call_args_list[1].args[0], 0.02, places=6) | |
| def test_no_retry_when_max_retries_zero(self): | |
| """When max_retries=0, probe should only be called once.""" | |
| call_count = [0] | |
| def probe(): | |
| call_count[0] += 1 | |
| return ("CRITICAL", "fail", 0) | |
| status, detail, code = _probe_with_retry(probe, max_retries=0, backoff_factor=1.0) | |
| self.assertEqual(call_count[0], 1) |
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@tools/test_health_check.py` around lines 333 - 372, The test methods in the
TestRetryBackoff class (test_retry_succeeds_on_second_attempt,
test_retry_exhausts_and_returns_last_failure, and
test_no_retry_when_max_retries_zero) are missing assertions to verify the
exponential backoff sleep behavior. Mock the time.sleep function in each test
method and add assertions to verify that sleep was called with the correct
exponential backoff delays at the expected times. For
test_retry_succeeds_on_second_attempt, verify one sleep call occurs before the
second attempt; for test_retry_exhausts_and_returns_last_failure, verify two
sleep calls with exponentially increasing delays between retries; for
test_no_retry_when_max_retries_zero, verify sleep is never called since no
retries occur.
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--max-retries,--backoff-factor)--circuit-thresholdflag--cooldown-secondsflagKey design decisions:
delay_for_attempt(attempt)implementing exponential backoff:base_delay * (backoff_factor ^ attempt)circuit_thresholdconsecutive failuressummary.total_checks,summary.ok,summary.warning,summary.critical, and per-service circuit breaker statesloggingmodule with WARNING for degraded services and ERROR for critical failuresNew CLI flags:
--max-retries(default: 2)--backoff-factor(default: 2.0)--circuit-threshold(default: 5)--cooldown-seconds(default: 30)--verbose/-vfor debug loggingTests (20 total, all passing):
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--timeout,--probe-rate,--max-retries, and--backoff-factoroptions for throttling and HTTP retry/backoff[throttled]/ circuit-breaker state annotations--outputis used