fix(inference): relay Expect continuation - #10254
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Delay client request bodies until the upstream server permits Expect: 100-continue. Preserve early rejection responses. Refs #10243 Signed-off-by: Tinson Lai <tinsonl@nvidia.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The bridge now waits for upstream continuation approval, preserves early rejection responses, and handles unfinished requests correctly; focused tests pass for the changed behavior, so no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@src/lib/onboard/runtime-provider/docker-llama-cpp-private-bridge-process.ts`:
- Around line 218-222: Update the early-response handling around
upstreamResponse and request.unpipe so the upstream ClientRequest is destroyed
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PASS. The current revision is safe to merge after repository gates pass. Authenticated Expect: 100-continue requests wait for the managed guard, early final responses retain their original status and body, and incomplete upstream uploads are closed after the response finishes. Unauthenticated requests still receive a local 401 without forwarding credentials or body bytes.
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- Secrets and credentials — PASS. The bridge still requires one constant-time Bearer credential, replaces it with the canonical managed key upstream, strips forwarding headers, and never logs either credential.
- Input validation and data sanitization — PASS. Target host and port validation are unchanged. Node owns HTTP parsing, and request method, path, headers, and body retain one interpretation across the bridge.
- Authentication and authorization — PASS. Authentication still occurs before any upstream request except the narrowly defined unauthenticated
GET /healthprobe. Missing, invalid, and duplicate credentials remain rejected locally. - Dependencies and third-party libraries — PASS. No dependency, artifact, registry, lockfile, or runtime-loading changes.
- Error handling and logging — PASS. Early 413 responses are preserved instead of rewritten as 502; pre-response upstream failures still return 502; post-response errors cannot overwrite a started response; incomplete upstream requests are destroyed after the response body ends.
- Cryptography and data protection — PASS. Credential comparison continues to use
timingSafeEqual; no storage, transport, or key-lifecycle mechanism changes. - Configuration and security headers — PASS. Binding authority, private target validation, forwarded-header stripping, authentication response headers, and managed ports are unchanged.
- Security testing — PASS. Seventy-eight focused bridge and lifecycle tests pass. New coverage proves early 413 preservation without body forwarding, correct continuation and body forwarding, unauthenticated rejection without body forwarding, and closure of the unfinished keep-alive upstream socket.
- System security — PASS. The full state transition is bounded: authenticate, send headers upstream, relay continuation only after upstream acceptance, stop upload on a final response, drain the client side, close an unfinished upstream request, and preserve downstream response integrity.
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207-207: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winTrack interim upstream responses separately.
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continuelistener forwards the upstream100 Continueresponse but leavesupstreamRespondedfalse. If the request then emitserror, the error listener can callwriteUpstreamUnavailable(response)after an upstream response was received. Track interim and final responses separately, and add a regression test for this sequence.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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247-255: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMake
createLlamaCppPrivateBridgeServerthe only public bridge entrypoint.
createLlamaCppPrivateBridgeRequestHandlerremains exported and can be attached directly tohttp.createServer(). Node then sends100 Continueautomatically before the handler can wait for upstream readiness. Remove the handler export unless a documented compatibility window requires it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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217-225: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winGate request-body piping on upstream
100 Continue.When the request includes
Expect: 100-continue, wait forupstream'scontinueevent before pipingrequest. The current unconditionalrequest.pipe(upstream)can forward body bytes before upstream accepts them. Keep immediate piping for ordinary requests. Add a boundary test for this case.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/lib/onboard/runtime-provider/docker-llama-cpp-private-bridge-process.ts`:
- Line 207: Update the response-tracking logic around upstream request listeners
to distinguish interim 100 Continue responses from final upstream responses,
ensuring an error after Continue does not call writeUpstreamUnavailable after a
response has already begun. Add a regression test covering Continue followed by
request error and verify the unavailable response is not written.
- Around line 247-255: Remove the export from
createLlamaCppPrivateBridgeRequestHandler so createLlamaCppPrivateBridgeServer
is the sole public bridge entrypoint, while preserving the handler’s internal
use by the server’s checkContinue and request listeners.
- Around line 217-225: Update the request forwarding flow around upstream and
request so requests with Expect: 100-continue begin piping only after upstream
emits continue, while ordinary requests still pipe immediately. Preserve the
existing response handling, and add a boundary test covering the deferred
request-body piping behavior.
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PASS. The current revision is safe to merge after repository gates pass. It preserves early upstream rejections, waits for upstream acceptance before forwarding an expected request body even when a client sends early, and closes incomplete upstream uploads.
Findings
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- Secrets and credentials — PASS. The bridge still requires one constant-time Bearer credential, replaces it with the canonical managed key upstream, strips forwarding headers, and does not log credentials.
- Input validation and data sanitization — PASS. Private target and port validation are unchanged. The bridge recognizes the normalized HTTP Expect header and preserves one request interpretation across both hops.
- Authentication and authorization — PASS. Authentication still occurs before forwarding, except for the defined unauthenticated health probe. Invalid or duplicate credentials are rejected locally without forwarding request bodies.
- Dependencies and third-party libraries — PASS. No dependency, artifact, registry, lockfile, or runtime-loading changes.
- Error handling and logging — PASS. Early final responses retain their status and body. Failures before a final upstream response return 502. A 100 Continue response remains informational, so a later upstream failure can still produce the final error response.
- Cryptography and data protection — PASS. Credential comparison continues to use timingSafeEqual. No storage, transport, or key-lifecycle mechanism changes.
- Configuration and security headers — PASS. Binding authority, private target validation, forwarded-header stripping, authentication headers, and managed ports are unchanged.
- Security testing — PASS. Seventy-nine focused bridge and lifecycle tests pass. Coverage now includes a client that sends its body before continuation; the bridge holds those bytes until the managed guard accepts the request.
- System security — PASS. The flow is bounded: authenticate, forward headers, wait for upstream acceptance when requested, relay the continuation, forward the body once, stop on a final response, drain the client side, and close an unfinished upstream request.
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Security review: PASS
No unresolved security findings remain for the current revision.
| Category | Result | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Secrets and credentials | PASS | Credential parsing, constant-time comparison, and canonical upstream authorization remain unchanged. No credential values are logged. |
| Input validation and data sanitization | PASS | Existing private-address, port, transaction, header, and single-credential validation remains in force. |
| Authentication and authorization | PASS | The timeout path is reached only after the existing health-probe or Bearer authorization decision. |
| Dependencies and third-party libraries | PASS | No dependency changes. |
| Error handling and logging | PASS | A stalled continuation returns the existing sanitized 502 response and closes the upstream request. No internal address or credential is exposed. |
| Cryptography and data protection | PASS | Existing constant-time credential comparison remains unchanged. No cryptographic or stored-data behavior changed. |
| Configuration and security headers | PASS | Existing no-store and content-type protection headers remain on the unavailable response. No network policy changed. |
| Security testing | PASS | Focused tests cover authentication, upstream rejection, accepted continuation, eager request bodies, stalled continuation timeout, connection refusal, and socket cleanup. |
| System security | PASS | The 30-second continuation guard bounds retained client and upstream resources. It is cleared on continuation, final response, upstream error, and client failure or disconnect. |
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In `@src/lib/onboard/runtime-provider/docker-llama-cpp-private-bridge-process.ts`:
- Around line 271-275: Update the continuation-timeout callback in the upstream
request handling flow to resume or drain request before writing the 502 response
via writeUpstreamUnavailable, ensuring eager request bodies are consumed and
keep-alive connections remain reusable. Add a regression test covering an eager
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Drain request when the continuation timer expires.
If an eager client sends a body before upstream confirmation, resume request before writing the 502 response. Otherwise, the unread body can prevent reuse of the HTTP/1.1 keep-alive connection. Add a regression test for an eager body and a later request on the same socket.
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In `@src/lib/onboard/runtime-provider/docker-llama-cpp-private-bridge-process.ts`
around lines 271 - 275, Update the continuation-timeout callback in the upstream
request handling flow to resume or drain request before writing the 502 response
via writeUpstreamUnavailable, ensuring eager request bodies are consumed and
keep-alive connections remain reusable. Add a regression test covering an eager
body followed by a later request on the same socket.
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Security review: PASS
No unresolved security findings remain for the current revision.
| Category | Result | Evidence |
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| Secrets and credentials | PASS | Credential parsing, constant-time comparison, and canonical upstream authorization remain unchanged. No credential values are logged. |
| Input validation and data sanitization | PASS | Existing private-address, port, transaction, header, and single-credential validation remains in force. |
| Authentication and authorization | PASS | Continuation handling runs only after the existing health-probe or Bearer authorization decision. |
| Dependencies and third-party libraries | PASS | No dependency changes. |
| Error handling and logging | PASS | Stalled continuation returns the existing sanitized 502 with a closing connection and exposes no internal address or credential. |
| Cryptography and data protection | PASS | Existing constant-time credential comparison remains unchanged. No cryptographic or stored-data behavior changed. |
| Configuration and security headers | PASS | Existing no-store and content-type protection headers remain; the timeout response also declares connection closure. No network policy changed. |
| Security testing | PASS | Focused tests cover authentication, rejection, accepted continuation, eager request bodies, stalled continuation, active-upload disposal, connection refusal, and socket cleanup. |
| System security | PASS | The continuation guard bounds both upstream and inbound resources. It destroys the upstream request, flushes the 502, closes the client connection, and clears on every normal or failed terminal path. |
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Post-merge follow-up: The merged revision does not include the final advisor repair for early upstream rejection. When the upstream server returns a final response before accepting an The repair is implemented and verified in #10283. Its loopback test confirms all three required results:
The repository closed #10283 automatically because Apurv Kumaria already has 10 open PRs. None of Apurv's non-excluded open PRs is conclusively superseded. #10044 still requires a lifecycle design decision. Tinson Lai remains the primary contributor for the continuation support in this merged PR. Apurv authors only the post-merge connection-lifecycle repair. A human must free an eligible PR slot before #10283 can reopen and complete repository gates. |
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Summary
The managed llama.cpp private bridge now waits for an upstream
100 Continueresponse before accepting an expected request body and preserves a final upstream rejection. Requests above curl's automaticExpect: 100-continuethreshold therefore retain the guard's HTTP 413 response instead of becoming a bridge-generated HTTP 502upstream_unavailableresponse.Related Issue
Fixes #10243
Changes
createLlamaCppPrivateBridgeServerforrunLlamaCppPrivateBridgeso production servers handle both ordinary requests andcheckContinue; passing the handler directly tohttp.createServerwas insufficient because Node automatically acknowledgesExpect: 100-continuebefore the managed guard decides.100 Continue, hold an expected request body until that response even when a client sends early, stop forwarding request bytes after a final upstream response, and close an unfinished upstream request.Type of Change
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scripts/prepare-dgx-station-host.sh.Verification
Signed-off-by:line and every commit appears asVerifiedin GitHubpre-commit,commit-msg, andpre-pushhooks passed, ornpm run validate:prpassed after refreshingorigin/mainwhen hooks were skipped or unavailablenpx vitest run --project cli src/lib/onboard/runtime-provider/docker-llama-cpp-private-bridge.test.ts src/lib/onboard/runtime-provider/docker-llama-cpp-managed-lifecycle.test.tspassed 2 files and 79 tests after the keep-alive and eager-body repairs on the current revision.npm testfor broad runtime/test-harness changes;npm run checkfor repo-wide validation/coverage changes — command/result: Not applicable; the change is limited to the private bridge HTTP handshake and is covered by focused bridge and lifecycle suites.npm run checks:repositorypassed.npm run docsbuilds without warnings (doc changes only)Signed-off-by: Tinson Lai tinsonl@nvidia.com
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100 Continueresponses, including delayed body forwarding.