server: shutdown the actual http server #1689
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PR thanos-io#1680 introduced graceful handling for the HTTP server in Thanos, but the graceful `Shutdown` call was being performed on an `http.Server` instance that was *not* running at all. The actual server that was listening for requests was started through `http.Serve`, so there was no reference to the server struct that we could use to shut it down. This was causing all of Thanos to freeze after receiving an exit signal, because the run-group for the HTTP server would never finalize. This seems like an oversight because the `(*Server).srv` field was being properly initialized with an HTTP server. Fix this by calling `ListenAndServe` on our initialized server. Signed-off-by: Vicent Marti <[email protected]>
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@vmg Thanks a lot for fixing that. I guess I made a mistake while trying to ensure parity with the old implementation. |
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PR #1680 introduced graceful handling for the HTTP server in Thanos, but the graceful `Shutdown` call was being performed on an `http.Server` instance that was *not* running at all. The actual server that was listening for requests was started through `http.Serve`, so there was no reference to the server struct that we could use to shut it down. This was causing all of Thanos to freeze after receiving an exit signal, because the run-group for the HTTP server would never finalize. This seems like an oversight because the `(*Server).srv` field was being properly initialized with an HTTP server. Fix this by calling `ListenAndServe` on our initialized server. Signed-off-by: Vicent Marti <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Giedrius Statkevičius <[email protected]>
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Hi friends! It seems like #1680 introduced a regression that was preventing Thanos from shutting down cleanly. This fixes it. I did not add a CHANGELOG entry because, well, it's a regression which we fixed early. Let me know if you need me to add one.
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thanoscan now be shutdown with a shutdown signal.cc @antonio