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cloud: run the coderouter edge probe after the create response - #11771
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PR 11622's driver blocked every create on a guest curl loop that waits for Freestyle to activate the machine's TLS edge rule, 3 to 11 s in production (provider_create 2.9 to 11.6 s in the route spans after the merge). The rule is still written inline by vms.create; the probe now runs through the route's after-response scheduler (next/server after(), detached outside a request scope) and reports on its own span, cmux.vm.provider.edge_probe, with cmux.vm.edge_probe.ok and .ms. Callers without a scheduler (scripts, tests) keep the awaited probe and rollback.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughVM create and restore flows now pass an after-response scheduler to the Freestyle driver. Edge-rule probes run after the response when scheduled, with telemetry and failure logging. Synchronous behavior remains when no scheduler is provided. ChangesVM edge-rule verification
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to VM creation now returns before edge-rule verification completes, improving response latency. A finalization failure can still leave a deferred probe targeting a VM that has already been rolled back, producing misleading probe failures; lifecycle behavior remains insufficiently covered. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant VMRoute
participant createVm
participant FreestyleDriver
participant runAfterResponse
participant EdgeProbe
VMRoute->>createVm: Pass afterResponse
createVm->>FreestyleDriver: Forward scheduler
FreestyleDriver->>runAfterResponse: Schedule edge-rule probe
runAfterResponse->>EdgeProbe: Run after response
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Full details: Description checkExplanation The description clearly explains what changed, why it changed, the expected performance impact, the trade-off, and behavior for callers without a scheduler. It omits the template's Testing, Demo Video, Review Trigger, and Checklist sections, but the core description is complete. Full details: Cmux Swift Actor IsolationExplanation PASS: The pull-request diff against Full details: Cmux Swift Blocking RuntimeExplanation PASS: The pull request changes six TypeScript files under Full details: Cmux Browser Automation Off-MainExplanation PASS: The rule applies to browser socket automation in two Swift files, but this PR changes only six Full details: Cmux Expensive Synchronous LoadExplanation PASS: The custom check applies only to production Swift changes. The commit diff changes six TypeScript files under Full details: Cmux Cache Substitution CorrectnessExplanation PASS: The pull request does not substitute a cached value for a fresh authoritative read. The diff only adds an after-response scheduler, forwards it through VM creation, and defers the Freestyle edge-rule probe. The snapshot path still performs the existing repository ownership check and provider snapshot operation. No changed line introduces cache usage, persistence/history/undo snapshot substitution, or cold/stale cache handling requirement. The pre-existing Full details: Cmux No Hacky SleepsExplanation PASS. The direct PR diff adds no Full details: Cmux Algorithmic ComplexityExplanation PASS: The diff does not introduce a prohibited algorithmic pattern. The new Full details: Cmux Swift ConcurrencyExplanation PASS: The pull request changes only six TypeScript files under Full details: Cmux Swift `@Concurrent`Explanation PASS: The exact pull-request diff contains six Full details: Cmux Swift Package BoundariesExplanation PASS: The pull request introduces no Swift changes. The diff from
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In `@web/services/vms/workflows.ts`:
- Line 493: Update the VM creation flow around providers.create,
repo.markCreateRunning, and afterResponse so deferred work is registered or
released only after markCreateRunning succeeds; prevent runAfterResponse from
probing a VM when finalization fails and rollback destroys it. Preserve
synchronous execution for the no-scheduler path.
In `@web/tests/vm-workflows.test.ts`:
- Around line 1755-1756: Extend the post-response lifecycle tests around the
fake provider and scheduler so the captured options.afterResponse callback is
actually invoked through the driver boundary, with probeEdgeRules blocked to
verify provider creation completes before probing. Add coverage for both failure
paths—with a scheduler and without one—while retaining the existing
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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According to official Next.js documentation, the after function callback is guaranteed to execute even if the route handler response does not complete successfully [1][2][3]. This includes scenarios where an error is thrown, or when notFound or redirect is called [1][4][3]. The after function is designed to schedule work that runs after the response (or prerender) has finished, ensuring that tasks like logging or analytics do not block the response [1][3].
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- 2: https://unpkg.com/next@16.3.1/dist/docs/01-app/03-api-reference/04-functions/after.md
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Gate deferred work on successful VM finalization.
Freestyle registers the edge probe during providers.create, before repo.markCreateRunning completes. If finalization fails and rollback destroys the VM, runAfterResponse may still execute the probe after the failed response. The probe then targets a deleted VM and records a span error and log entry.
Buffer the callback until markCreateRunning succeeds, or add commit gating. Keep the no-scheduler path synchronous.
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In `@web/services/vms/workflows.ts` at line 493, Update the VM creation flow
around providers.create, repo.markCreateRunning, and afterResponse so deferred
work is registered or released only after markCreateRunning succeeds; prevent
runAfterResponse from probing a VM when finalization fails and rollback destroys
it. Preserve synchronous execution for the no-scheduler path.
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| // The route's after-response scheduler reaches the driver, so the edge probe never blocks the request. | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Test the post-response lifecycle, not only callback forwarding.
The fake provider captures options.afterResponse but never invokes it, and the test scheduler starts work immediately. This assertion proves callback identity only. Add driver-boundary tests that block probeEdgeRules, verify provider creation completes before the probe, and cover failure behavior with and without a scheduler.
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In `@web/tests/vm-workflows.test.ts` around lines 1755 - 1756, Extend the
post-response lifecycle tests around the fake provider and scheduler so the
captured options.afterResponse callback is actually invoked through the driver
boundary, with probeEdgeRules blocked to verify provider creation completes
before probing. Add coverage for both failure paths—with a scheduler and without
one—while retaining the existing callback-identity assertion.
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b2a984e cloud: run the coderouter edge probe after the create response (manaflow-ai#11771) 47b2828 test(tui): include machine usage in active event inventory (manaflow-ai#11764) 8fa163d cloud: minimal create path, 20260903b devbox ladder as defaults, Server-Timing per stage (manaflow-ai#11756) ddb686c nightly: per-architecture LZMA DMGs (manaflow-ai#11661) 6cd4765 Cloud VMs: trace ids end to end, every error to Sentry and PostHog, latency on every request (manaflow-ai#11755) # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci.yml # .github/workflows/nightly.yml
After #11756 deployed, production
POST /api/vmroute spans showedprovider_createat 2.9 to 11.6 s (total 3.4 to 12.4 s). The snapshot size is not the cause: creating from the xl snapshot takes 82 to 114 ms from a laptop. The slow trace has oneexec-awaitof 5 s:probeEdgeRulesfrom #11622, a guest curl loop (30 attempts, 5 s timeout, 2 s sleep, 240 s budget) that waits for Freestyle to activate the machine's coderouter TLS edge rule. Freestyle activates the rule asynchronously, in seconds, so every create waited for the edge.The rule is still written inline by
vms.create. The probe now runs after the response:CreateOptions.afterResponseis an injected scheduler, the route passesrunAfterResponse(shared helper inrouteHelpers.ts,next/serverafter()with a detached fallback outside a request scope), and the driver reports the probe on its own spancmux.vm.provider.edge_probewithcmux.vm.edge_probe.okandcmux.vm.edge_probe.ms, recording a span error and a log line on failure. Restore takes the same path. A caller without a scheduler (scripts, tests) keeps the awaited probe and the rollback.Trade-off: a machine returned before its edge rule is active cannot reach coderouter for the first few seconds. That window is Freestyle's activation time and existed before PR 11622 too, when nothing waited for it. A failed probe no longer deletes the machine; it is a recorded error for alerting.
Expected after deploy:
provider_createback to about 300 ms (vms.create270 ms plus the env file write), total create about 500 ms for a returning user.Summary by cubic
Moves the coderouter edge probe to run after the create response so
POST /api/vmno longer blocks 3 to 11 s waiting for Freestyle to activate the TLS edge rule.vms.create; the probe now goes throughrunAfterResponse(next/serverafter()with a detached fallback outside a request scope).cmux.vm.provider.edge_probewithcmux.vm.edge_probe.okandcmux.vm.edge_probe.ms; failure records a span error and log line instead of deleting the machine.Written for commit d3c66ab. Summary will update on new commits.
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