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feat(store): pluggable storage backends (BadgerDB, Redis/Valkey, memory) - #44
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Introduce pkg/store with narrow, context-aware interfaces for the mempool, reputation, and code-hash caches, and move all persistence behind them. - Add memory, BadgerDB, and Redis/Valkey backends plus a factory selector; BadgerDB keeps the legacy key layout so in-place upgrades lose no ops. - Redis uses atomic Lua writes, chain/entity key namespacing, pending-op TTL, and TLS/Sentinel/cluster connection options. - Add a distributed lock primitive (store.Locker). - Refactor client, bundler, modules, checks, and entities onto the interfaces; remove pkg/mempool and expose store.Ping through /ready. - Add a backend-agnostic conformance suite and backend/readiness tests; document in docs/STORAGE.md.
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Review comments at @docker-compose.yml:
- Around line 41-43: Update the shared-storage comments in the Compose example,
including the Redis service comment, to specify that only one bundler may run
actively; any additional replicas must not run the batch loop.
Review comments at @docs/CONFIGURATION.md:
- Line 91: The `ERC4337_BUNDLER_STORE_OP_TTL_SECONDS` documentation claims that
zero disables expiration, but `Values.StoreConfig` replaces zero with
`MaxOpTTL`. Remove the “0 disables” claim from the table, or update
configuration parsing to distinguish an explicitly set zero from an unset value
and preserve zero as the disabled-TTL setting.
Review comments at @docs/STORAGE.md:
- Around line 87-90: Update the topology guidance in the “Single active bundler
+ read replicas” section to document one active instance using the supported
`private` or `searcher` startup mode. Clarify that both modes start the batch
loop and that the application has no read-only replica mode, so additional
instances must not share the store.
Review comments at @internal/config/values.go:
- Around line 85-90: Update the backend inference in StoreConfig so an unset
backend selects Redis when either the Redis URL is set or StoreAddrs is
non-empty; retain the Badger default when neither network configuration is
provided.
Review comments at @pkg/bundler/bundler.go:
- Line 124: Update the `Process` flow before its `mempool.All` call to acquire a
shared per-EntryPoint lock via `TryLock`, using a key derived from the
EntryPoint and a TTL longer than the worst-case batch duration. Skip processing
when another replica holds the lock, handle acquisition errors, and release the
lock after processing; ensure `Process` can access the existing `store.Locker`.
Review comments at @pkg/store/internal/opqueue/opqueue.go:
- Around line 68-77: In the queue insertion path around s.all.AddOrUpdate, use a
monotonic arrival counter that does not shrink when entries are removed, and
reuse each operation’s arrival score for the all, factory, and paymaster sets.
Ensure startup reload preserves arrival order rather than deriving it from
BadgerDB key iteration.
Review comments at @pkg/store/redis/redis.go:
- Around line 192-194: Update Store.reputationKey and reputationPattern to use
the same Redis hash tag for reputation keys and their scan pattern, ensuring
keys passed together to repOpsScript share a cluster slot.
- Around line 520-530: Update scanKeys to scan every Redis Cluster master: use
ForEachMaster with an independent cursor per node and synchronize writes to the
shared keys slice. Keep the existing single-client scan path, and wrap scan
errors with store.ErrUnavailable as before.
Review comments at @pkg/store/reputation.go:
- Around line 86-101: Update OpsCount.Decayed to advance UpdatedAt only by the
whole hours consumed by decay, preserving any remaining fractional time. Remove
the UpdatedAt reset from ApplyDelta, and make memory and Badger Status and
OpsCount lookups compute decay without persisting it. In pkg/store/reputation.go
(lines 86-101), apply these changes to the decay and update paths; in
pkg/store/redis/redis.go (lines 360-382), change repOpsScript to set updatedAt
to updated plus hours*3600 and make decount read-only, using HGETALL with
Go-side decay or a read-only script so lookups do not create keys.
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- pkg/mempool/queue.go
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| | `ERC4337_BUNDLER_STORE_DB` | `0` | Redis logical database index | | ||
| | `ERC4337_BUNDLER_STORE_POOL_SIZE` | driver default | Connection pool size | | ||
| | `ERC4337_BUNDLER_STORE_NAMESPACE` | None | Deployment prefix added to every key | | ||
| | `ERC4337_BUNDLER_STORE_OP_TTL_SECONDS` | `MAX_OP_TTL_SECONDS` | TTL for pending ops in a shared backend; `0` disables | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove or implement the documented zero-TTL option.
If an operator sets ERC4337_BUNDLER_STORE_OP_TTL_SECONDS=0 for Redis or Valkey, Values.StoreConfig replaces zero with MaxOpTTL. Pending operations therefore still expire. Remove “0 disables” from the table, or change configuration parsing to distinguish an explicit zero from an unset value.
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Review comment at @docs/CONFIGURATION.md at line 91:
The `ERC4337_BUNDLER_STORE_OP_TTL_SECONDS` documentation claims that zero
disables expiration, but `Values.StoreConfig` replaces zero with `MaxOpTTL`.
Remove the “0 disables” claim from the table, or update configuration parsing to
distinguish an explicitly set zero from an unset value and preserve zero as the
disabled-TTL setting.
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- Redis: hash-tag reputation keys so multi-entity Apply scripts are cluster-safe (fixes CROSSSLOT). - Redis: honor StoreDB/Username/Password when a store URL is used. - Redis: expire the order and per-entity zsets with the op TTL to bound key growth. - Config: honor an explicit STORE_OP_TTL_SECONDS=0 (disable) while defaulting unset shared-store TTL to MAX_OP_TTL_SECONDS. - Store: guard ComputeStatus against a zero inclusion-rate denominator. - Checks: treat a missing code-hash snapshot (ErrNotFound) as nothing-to-verify instead of aborting the batch. - Conformance suite: assert errors before inspecting returned values.
Verified each finding against current code; fixed the still-valid ones. - opqueue: monotonic arrival counter that never shrinks, one score reused across all/entity indexes; persist the arrival score in BadgerDB so order survives a restart instead of following key iteration. - reputation: decay advances UpdatedAt only by the consumed whole hours (fraction preserved); ApplyDelta no longer resets the clock; Status/OpsCount are read-only on memory, BadgerDB, and Redis (no key creation on lookups). - redis: scanKeys walks every Cluster master via ForEachMaster; reputation scan pattern includes the hash tag. - config: an unset backend selects Redis when STORE_ADDRS is set (not just URL). - bundler: Process takes a per-EntryPoint distributed lock and skips the round when another replica holds it. - docs: correct shared-store topology and compose guidance; note there is no read-only replica mode. docs/CONFIGURATION.md's '0 disables' claim is now accurate after the previous commit (explicit-zero handling), so it was left as-is.
Introduce pkg/store with narrow, context-aware interfaces for the mempool, reputation, and code-hash caches, and move all persistence behind them.