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Implements RFC for Trace Agent backpressure handling to improve reliability during high load periods by properly handling rate limit responses. Changes: - Add Datadog-Send-Real-Http-Status header to opt-in to real HTTP status codes - Implement 429 (Too Many Requests) response detection and retry scheduling - Add exponential backoff retry mechanism (1s, 2s, 4s, 8s with max 3 retries) - Implement retry queue with size limit (100 payloads) to prevent memory growth - Add comprehensive metrics tracking for retry operations: - retries.scheduled: Track when retries are queued - retries.by.attempt: Track retry attempts by number - retries.success: Track successful retries - retries.dropped: Track dropped payloads (max retries or queue full) - Add test coverage for header presence and retry behavior The implementation follows the standard exponential backoff pattern from the RFC and ensures backward compatibility with existing behavior for non-429 responses. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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…logic This commit addresses production-critical bugs discovered in code review of the initial 429 backpressure handling implementation (da25d5a). The fixes ensure thread-safe queue management, correct exponential backoff timing, and proper resource cleanup. ## Critical Fixes ### 1. Race Condition in Queue Processing (HIGH SEVERITY) **Problem**: Multiple concurrent 429 responses could schedule overlapping timers before `_retryInProgress` flag was set, causing queue corruption, missed retries, and potential data loss. **Solution**: Refactored to single-timer architecture with explicit timer management. - Replaced boolean `_retryInProgress` with `_retryTimer` reference - Added `scheduledAt` timestamp to each queued payload - Implemented `_scheduleNextRetry()` that clears existing timer before scheduling - Uses `setImmediate()` for non-blocking queue processing **Impact**: Eliminates race conditions under concurrent load, critical for production. ### 2. Incorrect FIFO Queue Timing (MEDIUM SEVERITY) **Problem**: Queue processing calculated delay from next item's retry attempt instead of original scheduled time, breaking exponential backoff contract. **Solution**: Store absolute `scheduledAt` timestamp with each payload. - Each payload maintains its own scheduled time - Queue processor finds earliest ready payload (scheduledAt <= now) - Maintains proper 1s, 2s, 4s, 8s exponential backoff per payload **Impact**: Ensures proper backpressure behavior and rate limit compliance. ### 3. Missing Cleanup on Shutdown (MEDIUM SEVERITY) **Problem**: No cleanup mechanism for pending timers or queued retries, causing memory leaks and lost traces on shutdown. **Solution**: Added `_destroy()` method for graceful shutdown. - Clears pending timer - Drains retry queue with proper metrics - Calls done() callbacks for all queued items **Impact**: Prevents memory leaks in long-running processes and writer lifecycle. ### 4. Double Done() Callback Invocation (LOW SEVERITY) **Problem**: Successful retries called done() in both retry path and success path, causing double-counting in metrics. **Solution**: Wrap done() callback to ensure single execution. - Added `_wrapDoneCallback()` that guards against multiple calls - Applied at `_sendPayload()` entry point **Impact**: Accurate metrics and prevents potential state corruption. ### 5. Synchronous Error Handling (LOW SEVERITY) **Problem**: Synchronous errors in `_sendPayloadWithRetry` could deadlock queue by leaving no mechanism to continue processing. **Solution**: Wrapped retry processing in try-catch block. - Catches synchronous errors during retry - Logs error and drops payload with proper metrics - Queue continues processing remaining items **Impact**: Improved reliability under error conditions. ## Additional Improvements ### Configuration Flexibility Made retry parameters configurable for different deployment scenarios: - `config.maxRetryQueueSize` (default: 100) - `config.maxRetryAttempts` (default: 3) - `config.baseRetryDelay` (default: 1000ms) ### Comprehensive Test Coverage Added 10 test cases covering all critical paths: - Exponential backoff timing validation - Max retry attempts enforcement - Concurrent 429 response handling - Queue overflow behavior - Done() callback single execution - Error handling during retry processing - Configurable parameter validation - Proper scheduling timing - Cleanup on destroy - Timer cancellation ## Testing - All tests pass with zero lint warnings - Verified proper exponential backoff: 1s, 2s, 4s, 8s - Validated queue behavior under concurrent load - Confirmed graceful shutdown with pending retries ## Risk Assessment Before: HIGH (race conditions, timing bugs, memory leaks) After: LOW (thread-safe, correct timing, proper cleanup) Production ready after full test suite validation. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
Summary
Implements the Trace Agent Backpressure RFC to improve tracer reliability during high load periods by properly handling rate limit responses from the Trace Agent.
Changes
Core Implementation
Datadog-Send-Real-Http-Statusheader: Opt-in to receiving real HTTP status codes from the Trace Agent (v7.48.0+)Metrics Tracking
Added comprehensive metrics for monitoring retry behavior:
datadog.tracer.node.exporter.agent.retries.scheduled- Retry scheduleddatadog.tracer.node.exporter.agent.retries.by.attempt- Track by attempt numberdatadog.tracer.node.exporter.agent.retries.success- Successful retrydatadog.tracer.node.exporter.agent.retries.dropped- Dropped payloadsTest Coverage
Datadog-Send-Real-Http-Statusheader presenceRFC Reference
This implements the recommendations from the internal RFC: "Trace Agent Backpressure in Tracers" (Dec 21, 2023)
Implementation Details
Retry Strategy
Behavior
Backward Compatibility
Testing
Files Changed
packages/dd-trace/src/exporters/agent/writer.js- Implementationpackages/dd-trace/test/exporters/agent/writer.spec.js- Test updatesChecklist
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