module Hasura.GC
  ( ourIdleGC,
  )
where

import Control.Concurrent.Extended qualified as C
import GHC.Stats
import Hasura.Logging
import Hasura.Prelude
import System.Mem (performMajorGC)

-- | The RTS's idle GC doesn't work for us:
--
--    - when `-I` is too low it may fire continuously causing scary high CPU
--      when idle among other issues (see #2565)
--    - when we set it higher it won't run at all leading to memory being
--      retained when idle (especially noticeable when users are benchmarking and
--      see memory stay high after finishing). In the theoretical worst case
--      there is such low haskell heap pressure that we never run finalizers to
--      free the foreign data from e.g. libpq.
--    - as of GHC 8.10.2 we have access to `-Iw`, but those two knobs still
--      don’t give us a guarantee that a major GC will always run at some
--      minumum frequency (e.g. for finalizers)
--
-- ...so we hack together our own using GHC.Stats, which should have
-- insignificant runtime overhead.
ourIdleGC ::
  Logger Hasura ->
  -- | Run a major GC when we've been "idle" for idleInterval
  DiffTime ->
  -- | ...as long as it has been > minGCInterval time since the last major GC
  DiffTime ->
  -- | Additionally, if it has been > maxNoGCInterval time, force a GC regardless.
  DiffTime ->
  IO void
ourIdleGC (Logger logger) idleInterval minGCInterval maxNoGCInterval =
  startTimer >>= go 0 0
  where
    go gcs_prev major_gcs_prev timerSinceLastMajorGC = do
      timeSinceLastGC <- timerSinceLastMajorGC
      when (timeSinceLastGC < minGCInterval) $ do
        -- no need to check idle until we've passed the minGCInterval:
        C.sleep (minGCInterval - timeSinceLastGC)

      RTSStats {gcs, major_gcs} <- getRTSStats
      -- We use minor GCs as a proxy for "activity", which seems to work
      -- well-enough (in tests it stays stable for a few seconds when we're
      -- logically "idle" and otherwise increments quickly)
      let areIdle = gcs == gcs_prev
          areOverdue = timeSinceLastGC > maxNoGCInterval

      -- a major GC was run since last iteration (cool!), reset timer:
      if
          | major_gcs > major_gcs_prev -> do
            startTimer >>= go gcs major_gcs

          -- we are idle and its a good time to do a GC, or we're overdue and must run a GC:
          | areIdle || areOverdue -> do
            when (areOverdue && not areIdle) $
              logger $
                UnstructuredLog LevelWarn $
                  "Overdue for a major GC: forcing one even though we don't appear to be idle"
            performMajorGC
            startTimer >>= go (gcs + 1) (major_gcs + 1)

          -- else keep the timer running, waiting for us to go idle:
          | otherwise -> do
            C.sleep idleInterval
            go gcs major_gcs timerSinceLastMajorGC