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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add service-specific MongoDB client names, remove the shard-server role, serialize replica-set restarts, update CAS settings, and add a read-only logical-session diagnostic script with operational documentation. ChangesMongoDB operations
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In `@deployment/roles/mongo/templates/mongod.conf.j2`:
- Line 46: Before applying the mongod.conf.j2 change or restarting an existing
deployment, add a preflight or migration that removes the admin.system.version
document with _id "shardIdentity". Ensure this cleanup runs for existing
deployments so mongod can restart without requiring sharding.clusterRole:
shardsvr, while preserving the configuration note that clusterRole must not be
declared.
- Around line 53-54: Update the comments near mongod_replicaset_name and
replSetName to remove the claim that shard0 is purely cosmetic, and state that
replSetName is retained for compatibility with VitamUI client URIs, mongo_init
checks, and replica-set initialization using _id "shard0".
In `@deployment/scripts/diagnose_mongo_logical_sessions.js`:
- Line 22: Update the mongosh invocation in the connection example to remove the
password placeholder from the URI and use the --username and --password options,
leaving mongosh to prompt for the password while preserving the existing host,
port, database, and replica-set parameters.
- Around line 185-189: Update the reaper-failure classification around
recordCache.sessionsCollectionJobCount, activeSessionsCount, and
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In `@deployment/roles/mongo/tasks/main.yml`:
- Line 82: Update the MongoDB preflight probe and its failure handling to use
the effective data path `/vitamui/data/mongod`; tolerate probe failures only
when that directory is uninitialized, but fail the preflight when an initialized
data directory cannot be queried so the existing `shardIdentity` guard is not
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In `@deployment/scripts/diagnose_mongo_logical_sessions.js`:
- Around line 22-24: Configure the MongoDB role’s mongod TLS settings, then
update both command examples in
deployment/scripts/diagnose_mongo_logical_sessions.js (lines 22-24) and
deployment/README.rst (lines 218-220) to use tls=true with the required CA and
client certificate options, keeping the administrator diagnostic connection
consistent.
- Around line 22-24: Update
deployment/scripts/diagnose_mongo_logical_sessions.js at lines 22-24 and 343-344
to document and distinguish the existing primary/reaper check from a per-member
mongosh invocation using directConnection=true; retain the current URI for the
primary check. Update deployment/README.rst at lines 218-220 and 224 to include
the direct member command and clearly distinguish primary results from direct
member comparisons.
- Line 94: Update the topology reporting paths using probe() so null results
remain explicitly unavailable and emit a WARNING instead of being treated as a
normal replica set or absent document. Preserve unavailable
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mongoshpreflight is inconclusive.failed_when: falsesuppresses probe errors, and the guard checks onlystdout. A failed connection, authentication, or command can therefore let the role write the non-sharded configuration and restart a node with a retainedshardIdentitydocument.mongodthen refuses to start. Requirerc == 0and a definitive marker before continuing; fail otherwise.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@deployment/roles/mongo/tasks/main.yml`:
- Around line 66-96: The shardIdentity preflight must fail closed: update the
“Fail when a shardIdentity document would keep mongod from restarting” guard to
require mongod_shard_identity.rc == 0 and a definitive probe marker before
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mongod was started with "sharding.clusterRole: shardsvr", inherited from the
VITAM platform deployment along with the "shard0" replica set name and a
restore script iterating over a groups[mongoc] host group. VitamUI has no
mongos and no config server: the inventory only defines hosts_vitamui_mongod.
A shard server does not create config.system.sessions itself, it expects the
cluster to have done it. With no cluster behind it the logical session reaper
never runs, so the in-memory session cache grows monotonically until it
reaches maxSessions and MongoDB rejects every new session with "Unable to add
session ID ... into the cache because the number of active sessions is too
high". Only a mongod restart clears it, which is exactly the production
incident.
Measured on two mongod 8.0.23 instances differing only by --shardsvr, after
opening 200 sessions and forcing a cache refresh:
plain replica set: activeSessionsCount 200 -> 1, lsidTTLIndex present
shard server: activeSessionsCount stuck at 209, no sessions collection
The replica set keeps its "shard0" name: renaming it would mean rewriting
every application URI for a purely cosmetic gain.
Alongside the fix:
- deployment/scripts/diagnose_mongo_logical_sessions.js, a read-only mongosh
script telling whether the reaper is actually running on a node. It reports
the cluster role, the logicalSessionRecordCache counters, whether
config.system.sessions exists with its TTL index, and open change streams
as a counter-hypothesis, then prints a verdict. The most discriminating
check is a sessions collection job that keeps ticking while refreshing zero
records: the job count and timestamp both look healthy, but every cycle
bails out before touching a single session. Validated against the same two
instances: clean verdict on the plain replica set, three problems on the
shard server.
- appName on every MongoDB URI, deployment templates and dev profiles alike,
so that $currentOp and the mongod logs attribute sessions and cursors to a
named service instead of a bare ip:port. The CAS dev URI carries no query
string, hence "?" there and "&" elsewhere.
- removal of restore-mongod.js.j2. It is wired into no Ansible task and could
not run anyway: groups[mongoc], mongodb.mongoc_port and mongodb.system.user
are all undefined, and db.removeUser() was removed from MongoDB in 3.2.
Left in place it is a trap, since it writes a shardIdentity document
carrying a configsvrConnectionString, which is precisely what makes mongod
refuse to start without clusterRole. Git history keeps it should a real
sharded topology ever be needed.
Upgrade note: nodes must be restarted for this to take effect, secondaries
first then stepping down the primary. Check beforehand that no node carries a
shardIdentity document in admin.system.version, otherwise mongod refuses to
start without clusterRole.
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Removing "sharding.clusterRole: shardsvr" from mongod.conf.j2 makes the template change on every existing deployment, which fires the "mongo - restart service" handler. Handlers are flushed at the same barrier on every host of the play, and ansible.cfg sets forks = 20, so all the members of the replica set went down within the same second: a quorum loss with a write outage instead of the failover a member by member restart would have been. The same play then went through mongo_configure, whose restart task looped over groups['hosts_vitamui_mongod'] with delegate_to while already running on each of those hosts. Every member was therefore restarted once per member, all of them concurrently, and the only wait_for came after the whole loop. Both restarts are now a block carrying throttle: 1, which is the one keyword serializing a sequence of tasks rather than a single one. A member is taken down, waited for on its port, then waited for until db.hello() reports it back as primary, secondary or arbiter, before the next member is touched at all. db.hello() needs no authentication, which matters in mongo_configure since the restart there is what enables it. serial: 1 on ansible-vitamui/mongo.yml would have been the obvious alternative, but it breaks a first installation: the mongo_rs_bootstrap block waits for the mongod port on every member of the replica set, and mongo_init needs the set to be initiated, neither of which holds while the other hosts have not been installed yet. throttle only constrains the restart, the rest of the play keeps converging in parallel. The handler is dropped in favour of an explicit "restart required" fact computed from the tasks that used to notify it, since a handler cannot carry a block. No explicit rs.stepDown() is needed before restarting a primary: a clean SIGTERM makes mongod hand the primary role over before exiting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
Dropping sharding.clusterRole from mongod.conf leaves one way for a node to break: mongod refuses to start when admin.system.version holds a shardIdentity document and no cluster role is declared. The upgrade note asked operators to check for it by hand, which is both easy to skip and checked too late, since the configuration has already been replaced by the time mongod is restarted. The mongo role now probes for the document before writing mongod.conf and stops the play with the command to remove it. The check is deliberately advisory about what to do: a shardIdentity document also legitimately means the node is a shard of a real sharded cluster, which VitamUI never builds but which the playbook cannot rule out on its own. Reading admin.system.version needs the admin credentials, so a node whose authentication is not enabled yet returns nothing and is skipped. That node is being installed and carries no sharding history. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
Five things the script got wrong or left implicit. The connection example carried the password inside the URI, where it lands in the shell history and in the process arguments every other user of the machine can read. It now passes --username and a valueless --password, which makes mongosh prompt for it. The staleness threshold was hardcoded at 15 minutes and the message claimed the job runs every 5, while logicalSessionRefreshMillis had already been read a few lines above. Both now derive from that parameter, so a tuned node is judged against its own refresh period. A job refreshing zero record was reported as a problem. It is the sharpest signal the script has, but one sample cannot carry it: a healthy but quiet node whose sessions were all opened since the last cycle reads exactly the same. It is now a warning telling the operator what the second run has to show, which is also what the header already asked for. When the change stream lookup failed, the whole section printed nothing, which reads like an absence of change streams rather than an absence of measurement. It now says so. The script always exited 0, so supervision had to parse the report to learn anything. It now exits 1 as soon as a PROBLEM was raised and prints the problem and warning counts above the findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
The note left next to the removed cluster role said the "shard0" replica set name was purely cosmetic. Nothing about it is: mongod_replicaset_name is the replicaSet= of every application URI, init-replica.js.j2 initiates the set with that exact _id, and mongo_init reaches the nodes through it. It also pointed "below" at a replSetName sitting above it. What is cosmetic is the gain a rename would bring, which is what the note now says, so that nobody reads it as an invitation to drop the name along with the cluster role it was grouped with. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
Every other MongoDB URI now carries an appName so that $currentOp and the mongod logs attribute sessions and cursors to a named service. The recette profile of the CAS server holds the same URI as the dev one and was left out, which is exactly the profile where an unattributed connection is hardest to trace back. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
The script ships in the deployment tarball but no document mentioned it, so the operators it is written for had no way of knowing it exists. The deployment README now carries an Exploitation section with the mongosh invocation, what the exit status means and why a WARNING calls for a second run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
Run against a real deployment, the script died on the first refused command
instead of degrading:
=== Sessions collection ===
collection: present
MongoServerError: not authorized on config to execute command
{ count: "system.sessions", ... }
and mongosh exited without ever printing the sections that follow, nor the
verdict. probe() was supposed to make exactly this a single "unavailable" line.
It never could. mongosh rewrites the shell API calls made inside the callback
into awaited ones, and awaits the call to probe() itself, but it does not await
fn() inside probe: a denied command came back as a rejected promise long after
the try block had been left, so the catch never ran. probe() now attaches the
handler to the promise it is handed, which is what actually catches it, and
keeps the try/catch for whatever throws synchronously. Writing "await fn()"
instead is not an option: mongosh parses the file as a plain script, where top
level await is a syntax error.
The refused command is estimatedDocumentCount(): counting documents in
config.system.sessions needs privileges the root role does not carry on 8.0.23.
Nothing else in the diagnosis depends on it, so it now comes after the TTL index
check rather than before it, and an unavailable count prints nothing rather than
"approximate document count: null" under the line explaining why it is missing.
A restricted account still gets the answer it came for, and only loses the line
it could never read.
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The preflight probes admin.system.version with failed_when: false, so a probe that cannot run lets the deployment through. The justification written next to it, that only a node being installed cannot be read, is wrong: an existing node whose mongod is stopped, or whose admin credentials are refused, reads exactly the same. That node then gets its configuration rewritten and restarted without a cluster role, which is precisely the failure the check exists to prevent. The two cases are told apart by the data directory. A node with no initialized dbPath is being installed and carries no sharding history, so an unreadable admin.system.version is expected there and goes through. A node that already holds data and still cannot be read now stops the play, with the manual command to check it and an escape hatch, mongod_skip_shard_identity_check, for when the answer has been obtained by other means. The path tested is not storage.dbPath: the container unit passes --dbpath on its command line, which overrides mongod.conf and puts the data one directory above. mongod_effective_db_path carries the difference. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
The documented URI carries replicaSet=, which is right for the diagnosis itself: the reaper only runs on the primary and that parameter takes the connection there whichever member seeds it. It also makes the script unable to do what its own verdict asks for. "Re-run this script on every replica set member and compare activeSessionsCount" cannot work through a replica set URI, which reads the primary every time whatever host is named, so the comparison would be the primary against itself. The "not connected to the primary" warning could never fire either. Both the header and the deployment README now carry the direct connection form alongside the replica set one, and the verdict says which of the two the comparison it suggests needs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
probe() answers null on a command error, and three readings then took that null for an answer. The worst is the cluster role. An absent sharding section also leaves it null, so a node whose getCmdLineOpts was refused printed "(none - plain replica set)": a diagnosis script announcing the all clear on the very configuration it exists to find. It now prints "(unknown)" and warns to check mongod.conf by hand. The shardIdentity lookup has the same shape, since findOne() legitimately answers null when the document is absent. The call is wrapped in an object, so a null wrapper means the probe failed and a null document means the node is clean; only the second is reported as "absent". logicalSessionRefreshMillis fell back to five minutes, and every staleness conclusion is measured against it. On a server started with a longer interval that silently turned a healthy job into a PROBLEM. The interval is now reported, marked as assumed when it could not be read, and a conclusion drawn from an assumed interval is a warning rather than a problem. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
The rolling restart added earlier does not roll. "throttle: 1" on a block serialises each task of that block across the hosts, one after another, not the block as a whole per host. The restarts therefore still landed within a second of each other and only then was the first member waited for, which is the outage the change was meant to avoid. Measured on Ansible 2.9.27, three hosts, a block of "record time, sleep 3, record time" carrying throttle: 1: n1 1788959094.012 -> 1788959103.784 n2 1788959094.144 -> 1788959103.896 n3 1788959094.279 -> 1788959104.007 The three sequences overlap end to end. Only the sleeps were serialised, which is what made the whole thing take nine seconds and look right. Driving the members from a single host with a loop over the group gives what was wanted, same three hosts, same sleep: n1 1788959148.887 -> 1788959152.200 n2 1788959152.364 -> 1788959155.687 n3 1788959155.844 -> 1788959159.166 The per member sequence moves to rolling_restart.yml in the mongo role and to restart_member.yml in mongo_configure, included once per member with delegate_to. Whether a given member needs restarting is read from its own mongod_restart_required through hostvars, so a member whose configuration did not change is still skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
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…t tasks A tag on an include_tasks gates the include itself, not what it brings in. The two restart sequences moved into their own files therefore carried no tag, and a run limited to --tags update_mongodb_configuration wrote the new mongod.conf and then skipped every restart and every wait, leaving the configuration it had just written inactive. Measured on Ansible 2.9.27, an include tagged update_mongodb_configuration pulling in one debug task, run with that tag: without apply: only the sibling tagged task runs with apply: the included task runs as well Both includes now carry apply.tags. The untagged run is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019X3BsLP1Dfj5hfAENjxN1q
Five defects found while reviewing the branch:
- mongod_restart_required dereferenced mongod_package and
mongod_service_file, which are never registered in a run limited to
--tags update_mongodb_configuration since neither task carries that tag.
The "changed" test raises on an undefined value, so the very run the
surrounding comments protect aborted on the first mongod host. Both are
now guarded with "is defined".
- probe() could not detect a failed runCommand: mongosh hands back the raw
{ok: 0, errmsg: ...} response without throwing or rejecting, so a
restricted account read as a successful probe with every field missing
and the script printed "clusterRole: (none - plain replica set)" on a
node nobody could read. Anything carrying an "ok" other than 1 now turns
into an unavailable probe, and the getParameter and buildInfo probes go
through probeField() so their field is read only once the command itself
is known to have succeeded, instead of yielding undefined and, further
down, "cache usage: NaN%". An unreadable hello or serverStatus now warns
rather than leaving its section blank.
- The post-restart replica set wait was skipped whenever the pre-restart
probe failed for any reason, unreachable member included, so the loop
moved on as soon as the port was open. On a three member set that means
two members down at once and the quorum lost, which is what the rolling
restart exists to prevent. The state is now read after the restart, where
"belongs to no replica set" and "could not be reached" are no longer
indistinguishable.
- The shardIdentity guard hard-failed on arbiters: they have a WiredTiger
file under their dbPath but replicate no admin.system.users, so the
authenticated lookup could only be refused. With any_errors_fatal, that
aborted every deployment of an inventory declaring an arbiter.
- A member outside the current play batch resolved to "no restart needed"
and was skipped silently, leaving it on the previous configuration while
the play reported success. It is now reported explicitly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015d1wTjs81TjCTsM5yKEAN5
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