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v1.18: Treat super low staked as unstaked in streamer QOS (backport of #701) #733
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* Treat super low staked with QOS of unstaked * simplify * address some comment from Pankaj (cherry picked from commit 92ebf0f)
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Just making sure this was intentional (I probably missed the conversation):
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Yes. To be eligible to send 1 stream per throttle interval. The PPS difference in master and v1.17 does not make sense to me. In the end we probably we will stick with one value. |
Oh, should we land on a desired value now and make sure we have consistent values across the branches ? |
Since this PR is not changing the PPS value, we should let this merge. The question makes sense and we should identify a number that's same across branches. |
Yes, but that should be addressed a separate PR -- #705. I closed it for now. Pending further research into it. Let's table this for now. But the core design goal remains the same. Minimal threshold is at least 1 stream per throttle window assuming proportional bandwidth allocation. |
let min_stake_ratio = | ||
1_f64 / (MAX_STREAMS_PER_MS * STREAM_THROTTLING_INTERVAL_MS) as f64; |
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Why isn't this defined as "const literal" and then maybe const_assert
or debug_assert
? like:
https://github.com/anza-xyz/agave/blob/baed522d2/local-cluster/src/integration_tests.rs#L208
right now someone can change any of the two referenced constants unbeknown of how much it impacts this threshold here.
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The intention is really trying to get the max streams we allow in the throttle interval. So if the value is changed, we really want the change as well. But I think it makes sense to keep these constants together so people might realize the impact. I will address in master.
…anza-xyz#701) (anza-xyz#733) Treat super low staked as unstaked in streamer QOS (anza-xyz#701) * Treat super low staked with QOS of unstaked * simplify * address some comment from Pankaj (cherry picked from commit 92ebf0f) Co-authored-by: Lijun Wang <[email protected]>
Problem
staked nodes with low stakes can abuse the system to get disproportional bandwidth.
Summary of Changes
Treat it as unstaked node for the with stake ratio stake/total_stake < 1 / (max packet per 100 ms)
Fixes #
This is an automatic backport of pull request #701 done by [Mergify](https://mergify.com).