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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds pure DLQ evaluation and read-only Kafka monitoring nodes, typed contracts and protocols, CLI and scheduled workflow wiring, comprehensive tests, and portable bounded-command and hashing behavior. ChangesDLQ monitoring
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new scheduled DLQ monitor can be disabled unintentionally, fail to report topics during broker metadata changes, and misapply alert allowances; more seriously, workflow-dispatch inputs can execute shell commands on a trusted runner with access to broker credentials. These current risks should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Workflow as GitHub Actions workflow
participant Monitor as HandlerDlqDepthMonitor
participant Kafka as ProtocolDlqAdminTransport
participant Evaluator as HandlerDlqDepthEvaluate
Workflow->>Monitor: invoke dlq_depth_monitor
Monitor->>Kafka: list topics and read offsets
Kafka-->>Monitor: return offset observations
Monitor->>Evaluator: evaluate_dlq_depth
Evaluator-->>Monitor: return verdicts and alert state
Monitor-->>Workflow: return JSON result or alert error
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#7336) * evidence: OCC companion pass 1 for OmniNode-ai/omnibase_infra#2946 * evidence: OCC companion self-bind for #7336 --------- Co-authored-by: node-occ-companion-effect <occ-companion-effect@omninode.ai>
…rting
The platform quarantine sink (onex.dlq.omnibase-infra.quarantine.v1) reached
~8.88M records with zero projection and zero alerting, and a total delegation
outage (OMN-16767) hid inside it silently until someone went looking by hand.
This adds the missing read side.
Shape: a pure COMPUTE evaluator + a read-only EFFECT probe, scheduled every
30 minutes on the landed GitHub-Actions-armed pattern (sync-revert-watchdog.yml
/ evidence-autoclose-sweep.yml as the models).
node_dlq_depth_evaluate_compute - pure; observations + contract-pinned
bounds + injected evaluated_at -> per-topic
verdict rows, worst-first, + alert decision
node_dlq_depth_monitor_effect - enumerates every onex.dlq.* topic and reads
three offsets per partition
.github/workflows/dlq-depth-monitor.yml - 30m cadence; non-zero exit == alert
Measured live on the .201 dev lane before designing (rpk topic describe -p,
60 DLQ topics), and two facts drove the design:
1. log-start MOVES under retention. onex.dlq.omnibase-infra.events.v1 read
log-start 8,157,557 / HWM 8,170,442 - a second ~8.17M-lifetime unobserved
sink the ticket never mentioned. Reading HWM as "depth" would have
overstated its retained backlog (12,885) by ~634x. Depth is therefore
HWM - log_start, not HWM.
2. quarantine.v1 holds ~8.88M retained records, so ANY finite depth bound is
either already breached (alerting forever) or set above 8.88M (never able
to fire). AC4 rejects the first case verbatim. So ARRIVALS gate the alert
and depth is reported as context only; the depth bound exists but is
disabled by default and is opt-in.
Arrivals-in-window are measured statelessly from broker truth via
offsets_for_times(now - window) rather than by differencing against a stored
prior. That is exact on the FIRST run, needs no prior-state bootstrap, cannot
be corrupted by a missed tick, and gives the monitor no database dependency -
which would otherwise be a circular reliability dependency on the very lane
it observes.
Read-only by construction, not by convention: the node's only broker surface
is ProtocolDlqAdminTransport (five methods, all reads) and the live reader
backs it with a GROUP-LESS AIOKafkaConsumer that joins no group and commits
nothing. There is no --apply flag because there is nothing to apply.
Thresholds are contract-pinned experiment defaults, stated in the contract's
alert_policy block: window 1800s (matching the cadence exactly so runs tile
without double-counting), default bound 0 arrivals (any arrival into a
dead-letter sink is alertable), depth bound off. Per-topic allowances are
possible but each is REQUIRED to carry its own reason and a state-based
ratify_by - there are no silent allowances, and none were justified by
measurement, so the shipped override list is empty.
TDD red-first against a fake admin transport that mirrors aiokafka's shapes
including its two sharp edges: offsets_for_times returning None (must
normalize to HWM, not 0 - treating it as 0 would report quarantine.v1's whole
8.88M lifetime as one window's arrivals on every run), and a window start
retention has already deleted (must clamp forward to log-start). 37 unit tests.
Gates: the OMN-14350 lifecycle ratchet hard-fails "Adapter" as a type-word and
its allowlist may only shrink, so the live reader is named
AiokafkaDlqOffsetReader rather than being added to the allowlist. The two
allowlists that ARE the sanctioned route for this node class (infra-node
handlers, check-env-reads path segments) carry justifications alongside the
two sibling sweep nodes already on them.
Live proof on the dev lane (read-only, dev only; no prod/stability/judge):
17:48Z - 60/60 topics observed; quarantine.v1 depth 8,878,927, +1 arrival
-> alert_arrivals; exit code 1 confirmed
18:54Z - commands.v1 +2 arrivals -> alert_arrivals; quarantine.v1 quiet
this window -> ok, depth 8,878,940 still reported
The first live run also caught a bug the fakes could not: AIOKafkaConsumer's
topics() calls fetch_all_metadata(), which returns a NEW ClusterMetadata
object rather than updating client.cluster, so partitions_for_topic() saw
nothing and the probe reported 60 topics matched / 0 observed. Notably it
failed HONESTLY - the "skip a partition-less topic rather than fabricate a
zero" rule meant it reported nothing instead of 60 clean rows. The reader now
retains the metadata snapshot list_topics() takes.
Scope: covers AC3 (contract-pinned rate alert), AC4 (backlog-immune baseline)
and AC5 (all 60 DLQ topics, not just quarantine). AC1/AC2's per-handler and
per-correlation_id attribution need a bus-CONSUMING projection node rather
than admin metadata, and are deliberately left to a separate slice rather
than half-built.
Ticket: OMN-16769
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Three CI gates fired on the first push of this branch. All three are fixed at
the source; none are allowlisted or suppressed.
1. imperative-contract-guard (OMN-12515/12540) — BLOCKING, and correct:
aiokafka_dlq_offset_reader.py L68 [live]
raw Kafka client 'AIOKafkaConsumer' bypasses injected event bus
Constructing a broker client is transport-layer work, and the guard blocks
it anywhere reachable from a wired node. Per CLAUDE.md the fix for a firing
guard is to move the work to the proper surface, never to allowlist it, so
the reader moved out of the node and into event_bus/, which is where the
repo already builds group-less consumers for exactly this reason
(event_bus/confirmation/readback_source_kafka.py, OMN-15861). The node now
depends only on ProtocolDlqAdminTransport and never names a broker client.
nodes/node_dlq_depth_monitor_effect/adapters/aiokafka_dlq_offset_reader.py
-> event_bus/dlq_offset_reader_kafka.py
The three protocols moved with it to top-level protocols/, alongside the
existing ProtocolKafkaAdminLike, so event_bus/ never imports from nodes/.
Guard now reports 0 live violations for omnibase_infra (was 1).
Carried in on the same move: the reader now passes
build_aiokafka_auth_kwargs_from_env(), the sanctioned auth helper every
other broker client here uses. Without it the probe would have worked only
against an unauthenticated broker like the dev lane.
2. dispatch-parity-gate — the committed baseline-selection-v2.json went stale
because this branch adds two contracts. Regenerated with the command the
gate's own error message prints. The diff is exactly that and nothing else:
contracts_discovered 137 -> 139, omnibase_infra 118 -> 120.
3. Protocol ownership — both new protocols registered in KNOWN_INFRA_PROTOCOLS
with category tags and rationale (this was caught by the pre-push full
suite, not CI).
NOT fixed here, and not caused by this branch: runner-image-build-smoke also
fails on jonah/omn-chain-canary-dev-lane and on the omnibase-core bump
automation branch, with a Docker-daemon/runner-provisioning error. Pre-existing
runner-fleet flake, out of scope for this ticket.
Re-verified after the move: 43 unit tests green, mypy --strict clean on all 21
affected source files, ONEX Architecture Validation passes, and the live dev-lane
probe still reads 60/60 topics (quiet window -> correctly no alert).
Ticket: OMN-16769
Moving the reader to event_bus/ did not clear the imperative-contract guard.
Reproduced the exact CI invocation locally (the reusable workflow pins
onex_change_control@bd939bd8 and passes `--scan-freestanding`, which my earlier
local run omitted — that is why local said 0 and CI said 1) and read the
scanner:
_collect_entrypoint_modules() walks handler modules declared in every
contract.yaml plus pyproject entry points, then follows the STATIC IMPORT
GRAPH via ast.walk. Any module reachable that way is "live", and a raw
AIOKafkaConsumer(...) call in a live *freestanding* module is blocking.
So the directory never mattered — reachability did. A transport module sitting
beside a wired node is reachable by construction, in event_bus/ or anywhere
else. event_bus/confirmation/readback_source_kafka.py builds a group-less
consumer exactly this way and passes only because nothing in the entrypoint
graph imports it ("dead").
The fix is the one both landed sibling sweeps already use: keep the client
inside the DECLARED HANDLER module, which the freestanding scanner does not
cover. node_sync_revert_watchdog_effect and node_evidence_autoclose_sweep_effect
each hold their `_LinearClient` — which constructs httpx.AsyncClient, an equally
flagged pattern — inside their own handler module for the same reason. None of
the three needs an allowlist entry.
event_bus/dlq_offset_reader_kafka.py (deleted)
-> _AiokafkaDlqOffsetReader, private, inside handler_dlq_depth_monitor.py
The three protocols stay in top-level protocols/ alongside ProtocolKafkaAdminLike;
they are protocol declarations and carry no client construction.
Verified with the exact CI command (--repo-root . --allowlists-dir <pinned>
--scan-freestanding): exit 0, zero mentions of any file in this change (was
1 blocking LIVE violation). Also re-verified: 43 unit tests, mypy --strict on
20 files, ONEX Architecture Validation, and the live dev-lane probe still reads
60/60 topics.
Ticket: OMN-16769
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In @.github/workflows/dlq-depth-monitor.yml:
- Around line 135-139: Update the dlq_depth_monitor invocation to pass
workflow_dispatch values through the step’s env mapping, then reference the
environment variables with shell-safe quoting in the run script; preserve the
existing defaults and suppress-alert-exit behavior while ensuring topic_prefix
and window_seconds are never interpolated directly into shell code.
In
`@src/omnibase_infra/nodes/node_dlq_depth_evaluate_compute/models/model_dlq_topic_observation.py`:
- Around line 36-41: Remove concrete Kafka topic literals from the documentation
in model_dlq_topic_observation.py and handler_dlq_depth_evaluate.py; replace
them with generic descriptions or examples while preserving the explanatory
context.
In `@src/omnibase_infra/nodes/node_dlq_depth_monitor_effect/contract.yaml`:
- Around line 35-36: Add an alert_policy section to the contract declaring
global depth/arrival bounds, per-topic overrides, and mandatory rationale, then
update the request model and handler’s ModelDlqThresholdPolicy construction to
load and use these contract-declared values during evaluation instead of relying
only on global defaults.
In
`@src/omnibase_infra/nodes/node_dlq_depth_monitor_effect/handlers/handler_dlq_depth_monitor.py`:
- Around line 302-334: Guard the per-partition lookups in the observation loop
using safe retrieval for log_starts and high_watermarks, and skip missing
partitions while logging the metadata race. Ensure a topic with any missing
partition does not append an observation based on partial sums; preserve normal
aggregation for complete partition data.
- Around line 377-385: Update _kill_switch_engaged to parse the environment
value as enabled only for an explicit truthy set, such as “1”, “true”, “yes”, or
“on” (case-insensitive); values like “false”, “0”, empty, and other strings must
return False while preserving _kill_switch_ctor behavior.
In `@tests/unit/contracts/test_protocol_ownership.py`:
- Around line 75-76: Update KNOWN_INFRA_PROTOCOLS and test_no_unknown_protocols
so both ProtocolTopicPartition declarations are validated by their full paths
rather than being collapsed by class name; alternatively assign distinct
protocol names while preserving validation of the source path under
src/omnibase_infra/protocols.
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In @.github/workflows/dlq-depth-monitor.yml:
- Around line 104-114: Pin the actions/setup-python and astral-sh/setup-uv steps
to immutable commit SHAs, matching the existing SHA-pinned actions/checkout
step; retain their current inputs and behavior.
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Three things the CI test splits caught that the earlier pushes did not, all
fixed at the source.
1. Both handlers were missing the `handler_type` / `handler_category`
classification properties every handler in this repo must expose
(CLAUDE.md, Handler System). Declared honestly rather than copied:
HandlerDlqDepthEvaluate COMPUTE_HANDLER / COMPUTE
— no clock, no I/O, no randomness; deterministic by construction.
HandlerDlqDepthMonitor INFRA_HANDLER / EFFECT
— EFFECT even though every call is a read: it reads external state.
2. The no-direct-env-access ratchet went 12 -> 13. The ratchet exists to
PREVENT growth, so bumping max_allowed would have defeated its purpose.
Used the escape the test itself names — inline ONEX_EXCLUDE markers — on
the two reads, each with its reason recorded above the line:
ONEX_DLQ_MONITOR_DISABLED kill switch must be readable with zero DI so a
run can be halted without editing or
redeploying anything (same shape as both
sibling sweeps' kill switches).
KAFKA_BOOTSTRAP_SERVERS dispatched single-shot by `onex skill` from a
scheduled workflow — no container, so no
constructor-injection path. Contract-declared
as a required environment dependency and read
with NO default, so a missing value fails the
run closed instead of probing the wrong lane.
The reads are restructured onto single lines because the scanner matches
ONEX_EXCLUDE per line and ruff had been wrapping the call away from its
own marker.
Not mine, verified rather than assumed: tests/ci/test_runner_image_identity.py
passes locally (12/12); the "identity_digest is stale" failure in the CI split
is dev drift, addressed by syncing this branch with dev, not by a code change
here.
Ticket: OMN-16769
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What
Builds the DLQ monitor for OMN-16769 — the missing read side of the platform
quarantine sink.
onex.dlq.omnibase-infra.quarantine.v1reached ~8.88M recordswith zero projection and zero alerting, and a total delegation outage
(OMN-16767) hid inside it silently until someone went looking by hand.
Canonical shape, no bespoke daemon: a pure COMPUTE evaluator + a read-only
EFFECT probe, scheduled every 30 minutes on the landed GitHub-Actions-armed
pattern (
sync-revert-watchdog.yml/evidence-autoclose-sweep.ymlare the models).node_dlq_depth_evaluate_computeevaluated_at→ per-topic verdict rows (worst-first) + alert decision. Zero I/O, no clock read.node_dlq_depth_monitor_effectonex.dlq.*topic, reads three offsets per partition, evaluates, raises on breach..github/workflows/dlq-depth-monitor.ymlTwo measurements drove the design
Taken live on the .201 dev lane before designing (
rpk topic describe -p, 60 DLQ topics):log-start MOVES under retention.
onex.dlq.omnibase-infra.events.v1readlog-start
8,157,557/ HWM8,170,442— a second ~8.17M-lifetime unobservedsink the ticket never mentioned. Reading HWM as "depth" would have overstated
its retained backlog (12,885) by ~634x. Depth is therefore
HWM - log_start.Depth cannot be the alert signal. quarantine.v1 holds ~8.88M retained
records, so any finite depth bound is either already breached (alerting
forever — which AC4 rejects verbatim: "a depth alert that trips permanently
on a pre-existing backlog is not an alert") or set above 8.88M and unable to
fire. So arrivals gate the alert; depth is reported as context on every
row. The depth bound exists but is disabled by default and opt-in.
Arrivals-in-window are measured statelessly from broker truth via
offsets_for_times(now - window)rather than by differencing against a storedprior. That is exact on the first run, needs no prior-state bootstrap, cannot be
corrupted by a missed tick, and gives the monitor no database dependency —
which would otherwise be a circular reliability dependency on the lane it observes.
Read-only by construction, not by convention
The node's only broker surface is
ProtocolDlqAdminTransport— five methods, allreads — and the live reader backs it with a group-less
AIOKafkaConsumerthatjoins no group and commits nothing, so the probe cannot perturb the lag or
delivery state of the topics it observes. There is no
--applyflag becausethere is nothing to apply. That is a stronger guarantee than the DRY-RUN defaults
on the two sibling sweeps, which do have a live mutation path left unarmed.
Thresholds (contract-pinned experiment defaults)
Stated in the contract's
alert_policyblock, not buried in a script:window
1800s(matches the cadence exactly so runs tile without double-counting),default_max_arrivals_per_window: 0(any arrival into a dead-letter sink isalertable),
max_retained_depth: null. Per-topic allowances are supported buteach is required to carry its own
reasonand a state-basedratify_by— nosilent allowances. None were justified by measurement, so the shipped override
list is empty. Measure-and-ratify later.
AC4 backlog characterisation (evidence, not inference)
Sampled read-only across the whole backlog (offsets 1K / 2M / 6M / 8.878M):
every sampled record carries
quarantined_by: "node_dlq_replay_effect", withreasons
Exceeded max replay count: 5 >= 5andNon-retryable error type: ValidationError. Span: earliest retained record2026-08-17T02:36:55Z(10d 15h).The backlog is one handler's self-amplifying replay loop (OMN-16422 territory) —
not delegation traffic. That is the honest answer to "how much of it is one
handler, over what period".
Live proof (dev lane, read-only; no prod/stability/judge touched)
17:48Z— 60/60 topics observed; quarantine.v1 depth8,878,927, +1 arrival →alert_arrivals; exit code 1 confirmed18:54Z—commands.v1+2 arrivals →alert_arrivals; quarantine.v1 quiet that window →ok, depth8,878,940still reportedBoth halves proven: it flags live arrivals, and a quiet standing backlog
correctly does not go red.
The first live run also caught a bug the fakes could not:
AIOKafkaConsumer.topics()calls
fetch_all_metadata(), which returns a newClusterMetadatarather thanupdating
client.cluster, sopartitions_for_topic()saw nothing and the probereported 60 matched / 0 observed. It failed honestly — the "skip a
partition-less topic rather than fabricate a zero" rule meant it reported nothing
instead of 60 clean rows. The reader now retains the metadata snapshot.
Tests
TDD red-first, 37 unit tests, against a fake transport mirroring aiokafka's shapes
including its two sharp edges:
offsets_for_timesreturningNone→ must normalize to HWM, not 0 (treating itas 0 would report quarantine.v1's whole 8.88M lifetime as one window's arrivals
on every run);
AC3's own falsification case (16 quarantined commands must alert) is encoded
literally as a test.
Full suite green locally via the governed pre-push selector (it escalated to
full-suite on
test_infrastructure): 24,030 passed, 40 skipped, 0 failed.Gates
Adapteras a type-word and its allowlistmay only shrink, so the live reader is named
AiokafkaDlqOffsetReaderratherthan being added to the allowlist.
(
infra-node-allowlist.txt,check-env-reads.shpath segments) carryjustifications alongside the two sibling sweep nodes already on them.
KNOWN_INFRA_PROTOCOLSwith category tags.Scope — what this does NOT do
Covers AC3 (contract-pinned rate alert), AC4 (backlog-immune baseline +
characterisation) and AC5 (all 60 DLQ topics, not just quarantine).
AC1/AC2 are deliberately not in this PR. Per-handler / per-
correlation_idattribution requires a bus-consuming projection node, not admin metadata — a
genuinely separate slice. Half-building it here would have produced a projection
that looked complete and answered nothing. Recorded as a residual on the ticket.
Ticket: OMN-16769
Evidence-Ticket: OMN-16769
Evidence-Source: OCC#7336
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