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RabbitMQ.Publish - fix for simultaneous calls #18

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#17

[1.3.0] - 2024-09-06

Fixed

  • Fixed issue with simultaneous calls by storing connections to Memory.Cache.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a caching mechanism for RabbitMQ connections to optimize performance.
    • Added support for cancellation during message publishing.
    • Expanded unit tests to cover parallel connections and multiple recurring calls.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of simultaneous calls to enhance connection management.
  • Documentation

    • Updated changelog to reflect new version and changes.
  • Chores

    • Updated dependencies, including the RabbitMQ client library and added a new caching package.

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The Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish module has been updated to version 1.3.0, introducing enhancements in connection management and message publishing. Key changes include the implementation of a caching mechanism for RabbitMQ connections, the addition of a CancellationToken parameter in the Publish method, and the introduction of new methods for managing AMQP channels and connections. The project also updates dependencies and improves unit test coverage.

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Files Change Summary
Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/CHANGELOG.md Updated changelog for version 1.3.0, highlighting fixes for simultaneous calls and connection management improvements.
Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/*.csproj Updated RabbitMQ.Client package version from 6.4.0 to 6.8.1. Added System.Runtime.Caching package reference version 8.0.0.
Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/QuorumQueueTests.cs Modified test methods to include a new default parameter in RabbitMQ.Publish method calls.
Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/UnitTests.cs Enhanced unit tests with new methods and updated existing tests. Introduced a Timeout property and updated RabbitMQ.Publish method calls to include a default parameter.
Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Definitions/Connection.cs Added new Timeout property and renamed existing Timeout property to ConnectionExpirationSeconds with updated documentation.
Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Definitions/RabbitMQChannel.cs Introduced RabbitMQChannel class for managing AMQP channels, implementing IDisposable for resource management.
Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Definitions/RabbitMQConnection.cs Refactored ConnectionHelper to RabbitMQConnection, simplifying responsibilities and updating disposal logic.
Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.csproj Incremented project version to 1.3.0 and updated package references for RabbitMQ.Client and added System.Runtime.Caching.
Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Publish.cs Enhanced RabbitMQ class with a new static cache for connections, modified Publish method to accept a CancellationToken, and refactored connection management logic into new methods.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant RabbitMQ
    participant Cache
    participant Channel

    Client->>RabbitMQ: Publish(message, connection, cancellationToken)
    RabbitMQ->>Cache: GetRabbitMQConnection(connection)
    Cache-->>RabbitMQ: Return cached connection or create new
    RabbitMQ->>Channel: GetRabbitMQChannel(connection)
    Channel-->>RabbitMQ: Return channel
    RabbitMQ->>Channel: Publish(message)
    Channel-->>RabbitMQ: Confirm message published
    RabbitMQ-->>Client: Return result
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New features hop in, bright as day.
Connections cached, oh what a treat,
With messages flying, swift and neat!
A token for cancellation, how grand,
In our RabbitMQ world, we take a stand!"
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/CHANGELOG.md (1)

4-4: Review flagged typo: repeated word.

The repetition of the word "Fixed" appears to be intentional as part of the changelog's formatting. However, to enhance clarity, consider rephrasing to avoid direct repetition.

Suggested rephrasing:

-### Fixed
- Fixed issue with simultaneous calls by storing connections to Memory.Cache.
+### Fixes
+ - Addressed issue with simultaneous calls by storing connections to Memory.Cache.
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Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.csproj (1)

5-5: Integration of System.Runtime.Caching Verified, but Tests are Missing

The System.Runtime.Caching library is integrated into the Publish.cs file to cache RabbitMQ connections, aligning with the PR's objectives. However, there are no explicit tests for this caching functionality in the UnitTests.cs file. It is recommended to add tests to ensure the caching mechanism works as intended.

  • File: Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Publish.cs
  • Missing Tests: Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/UnitTests.cs
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Approved: Project version update to 1.3.0 and dependency updates.

The update to version 1.3.0 of the project and the updates to dependencies, including RabbitMQ.Client to version 6.8.1 and the addition of System.Runtime.Caching version 8.0.0, are approved. It is important to verify the integration of the new caching functionality with the existing system and ensure that it aligns with the PR's objectives to handle simultaneous calls more effectively.

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3-5: Changelog entry is clear and concise.

The description of the fix for handling simultaneous calls by using Memory.Cache is well-documented and aligns with the PR objectives.

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Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Definitions/RabbitMQConnection.cs (1)

6-29: Refactoring and implementation of RabbitMQConnection are effective.

The class is well-documented and effectively manages the AMQPConnection, simplifying its responsibilities and improving maintainability. The implementation of the Dispose method is appropriate for the resources it manages.

Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests.csproj (1)

16-16: Approved: Update to RabbitMQ.Client version 6.8.1.

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Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Definitions/Connection.cs (1)

11-16: Approved: Changes to connection timing properties.

The addition of the new Timeout property and the renaming of the existing Timeout to ConnectionExpirationSeconds are approved. These changes enhance clarity and functionality in managing connection timing. It is crucial to verify the integration and functionality of these new properties to ensure they work as intended without introducing any confusion or breaking changes.

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Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/QuorumQueueTests.cs (6)

80-80: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestPublishAsString method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


116-116: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestPublishAsByteArray method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


151-151: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestPublishAsString_WithoutHeaders method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


186-186: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestPublishAsByteArray_WithoutHeaders method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


217-217: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestURIConnection method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


253-253: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestURIConnectionWithCreateQueue method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.

Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Publish.cs (7)

18-18: Review: Addition of RabbitMQConnectionCache using MemoryCache.

The implementation of RabbitMQConnectionCache using MemoryCache is a significant enhancement for managing RabbitMQ connections efficiently. This change aligns with the PR's objective to optimize connection reuse and reduce overhead.


20-28: Review: Implementation of RemovedCallback method.

The RemovedCallback method is designed to handle the disposal of cached items when they are removed from the cache. This method ensures proper resource management and is a crucial part of the new caching mechanism.


38-38: Review: Modification of Publish method signature to include CancellationToken.

The inclusion of a CancellationToken parameter in the Publish method enhances its responsiveness to cancellation requests, which is crucial for improving the method's functionality in asynchronous scenarios.


177-208: Review: Implementation of GetRabbitMQChannel method.

The GetRabbitMQChannel method, which attempts to create a channel with retry logic, is a robust addition for handling exceptions related to channel limits and connection issues. This method improves the reliability of the RabbitMQ publishing process.


210-248: Review: Implementation of GetRabbitMQConnection method.

The GetRabbitMQConnection method, which retrieves a connection from the cache or creates a new one if necessary, is a key enhancement. It implements retry logic for connection establishment and is critical for the new caching mechanism.


250-262: Review: Implementation of GetCacheKey method.

The GetCacheKey method generates a unique key for caching connections based on connection parameters. This method is essential for the effective operation of the RabbitMQConnectionCache.


264-267: Review: Implementation of GetCacheKeyFromMemoryCache method.

The GetCacheKeyFromMemoryCache method retrieves a cache key from MemoryCache, ensuring that connections are correctly managed and reused. This method supports the new caching mechanism by facilitating efficient cache key retrieval.

Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/UnitTests.cs (8)

84-84: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestPublishAsString method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


152-152: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestPublishAsByteArray method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


187-187: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestPublishAsString_WithoutHeaders method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


222-222: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestPublishAsByteArray_WithoutHeaders method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


254-254: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestURIConnection method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


300-300: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestParallelConnections method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


342-342: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestMultipleRecurringCalls method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.


381-381: Review: Addition of default parameter in TestMultipleRecurringCallsWithConnectionExpirationSetToZero method.

The addition of the default parameter in the RabbitMQ.Publish method call is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance cancellation support. This change is correctly implemented here.

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Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Publish.cs (1)

19-20: Introduction of MemoryCache for connection management

The introduction of RabbitMQConnectionCache using MemoryCache.Default is a significant enhancement for managing connections efficiently. This change should help in reusing connections and reducing overhead, which is crucial for high-load environments.

Ensure that the cache size and eviction policies are appropriately configured to avoid excessive memory usage or premature eviction of active connections.

Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/UnitTests.cs (3)

127-161: Testing Publish method with byte array input

The test method TestPublishAsByteArray effectively verifies the functionality of publishing messages as byte arrays. This test is essential for scenarios where binary data needs to be transmitted.

Consider adding more scenarios where the byte array might be malformed or exceptionally large to test the robustness of the system under unusual conditions.

Add tests for malformed or large byte arrays to ensure system robustness.


233-390: Testing under high-load scenarios

The test methods TestParallelConnections and TestMultipleRecurringCalls are designed to simulate high-load scenarios and ensure that the system can handle multiple concurrent connections and repeated calls without degradation or errors.

These tests are vital for validating the system's scalability and stability. Consider monitoring the system's resource usage during these tests to ensure that there are no memory leaks or excessive CPU usage.

Monitor resource usage during high-load tests to ensure system stability.


59-125: Consider adding a test case for null DataString

The current test suite does not appear to cover the scenario where DataString is null. Adding a test case for this edge case would help ensure that the Publish method handles null values gracefully and prevent potential runtime exceptions.

  • Consider adding a test case that verifies the behavior of the Publish method when DataString is null.
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Comprehensive testing of Publish method with string input

The test method TestPublishAsString is well-structured and covers various aspects of the publishing process, including message integrity and header validation. This comprehensive testing is crucial for ensuring the reliability of the publishing functionality.

Ensure that all edge cases, such as empty or null messages, are also covered in the tests to prevent runtime exceptions in production.

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  • Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/UnitTests.cs (1 hunks)
  • Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Publish.cs (5 hunks)
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Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Publish.cs (3)

Line range hint 39-105: Refactored Publish method with CancellationToken

The refactoring of the Publish method to include a CancellationToken is a welcome improvement. This change allows the method to respond to cancellation requests, which can help in terminating long-running operations promptly.

It's crucial to ensure that all asynchronous operations within this method respect the cancellation token to prevent hanging tasks or unresponsive behavior during shutdown or high-load scenarios.

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CancellationToken is used correctly in the Publish method

The CancellationToken is being used appropriately within the Publish method and related methods to handle cancellation requests. There are no asynchronous operations that require further verification regarding the cancellation token. The method respects cancellation requests by using cancellationToken.ThrowIfCancellationRequested().

  • The CancellationToken is checked in the GetRabbitMQChannel method to handle cancellation properly.
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22-28: Proper disposal of cache items

The implementation of RemovedCallback to handle the disposal of cached items is crucial for resource management. This method ensures that connections are properly disposed of when they are evicted from the cache, preventing resource leaks.

It's important to verify that all disposable resources associated with the connection are being cleaned up correctly to avoid any potential memory leaks.

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Proper disposal of cache items verified

The Dispose methods in RabbitMQConnection and RabbitMQChannel classes correctly release resources, confirming that the RemovedCallback method in Publish.cs effectively manages resource disposal. This implementation prevents potential memory leaks by ensuring all disposable resources are cleaned up when removed from the cache.

  • RabbitMQConnection.cs: Properly disposes of AMQPConnection.
  • RabbitMQChannel.cs: Properly disposes of AMQPModel.
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251-263: Cache key generation in GetCacheKey

The method GetCacheKey generates a unique key for caching connections based on various connection parameters. This approach is essential for ensuring that connections are reused effectively.

Verify that all relevant parameters are included in the cache key to avoid potential collisions or reuse of inappropriate connections.

Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish.Tests/UnitTests.cs (2)

163-196: Testing Publish method without headers

The test methods TestPublishAsString_WithoutHeaders and TestPublishAsByteArray_WithoutHeaders are crucial for ensuring that the system behaves correctly when no headers are provided. These tests help verify that the system does not rely on headers being present, which is important for flexibility and error handling.

Ensure that the system's behavior is consistent across different input types and that the absence of headers does not affect the core functionality.

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Verification Successful: System Handles Absence of Headers Gracefully

The system's behavior is consistent across different input types without headers, as confirmed by the conditional check in Publish.cs that handles null headers. The test methods effectively verify that the absence of headers does not affect the core functionality.

  • The conditional logic if (headers == null) return; in Publish.cs ensures that the system does not rely on headers being present.
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392-449: Handling invalid input and credentials

The test methods TestInvalidCredentials and TestWithoutMessage are important for ensuring that the system handles error scenarios gracefully. These tests help verify that appropriate exceptions are thrown and that the error messages are clear and informative.

It's crucial to ensure that all potential error scenarios are covered in the tests to prevent unhandled exceptions in production.

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Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Publish.cs (3)

21-29: Approved: Implementation of RemovedCallback for cache management.

The RemovedCallback method is well-implemented to ensure proper disposal of cached connections. Consider adding logging within this method to help diagnose issues related to cache item removal.


178-209: Approved: Implementation of GetRabbitMQChannel with retry logic.

The GetRabbitMQChannel method is well-designed with robust retry logic and error handling. Consider adding detailed logging for each retry attempt and when exceptions are caught to enhance diagnostic capabilities.


211-248: Approved: Robust GetRabbitMQConnection method with caching and retry logic.

The GetRabbitMQConnection method effectively uses caching and retry logic to manage connections. Enhance error handling by providing more detailed feedback on the nature of connection failures and add detailed logging at each retry to help diagnose connection issues.

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Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Frends.RabbitMQ.Publish/Publish.cs (2)

19-19: Approved: Introduction of MemoryCache for connection caching.

The addition of MemoryCache to cache RabbitMQ connections is a significant improvement. Ensure that connections are properly disposed of when removed from the cache to prevent resource leaks.


Line range hint 37-105: Approved: Enhancements to the Publish method.

The modifications to the Publish method, including the addition of a CancellationToken, improve its responsiveness and robustness. Verify that the integration of the new cancellation token is compatible with existing workflows and does not introduce any unintended side effects.

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