[issue#255] Close log4j2 loggerContext when the module is uninstalled #208
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koupleless-base-plugin/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/plugin/ServerlessRuntimeActivator.java (1)
44-47: Consider grouping related event handlers togetherThe new logger context handler is placed separately from other cleanup-related handlers. Consider grouping it with other cleanup handlers for better code organization and maintainability.
- eventAdminService.register(new StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler()); eventAdminService.register(new BizUninstallEventHandler()); eventAdminService.register(new BeforeBizStartupEventHandler()); // 清理用户主动托管给 Serverless 运行时的 ExecutorService (含线程池), Timer 和 Thread. + eventAdminService.register(new StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler()); eventAdminService.register(new ShutdownExecutorServicesOnUninstallEventHandler()); eventAdminService.register(new CancelTimersOnUninstallEventHandler()); eventAdminService.register(new ForceStopThreadsOnUninstallEventHandler());koupleless-base-plugin/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/plugin/manager/handler/StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler.java (4)
39-39: Adjust the order of modifiers for theLOGGERfieldThe Java convention is to declare modifiers in the order
private static finalrather thanprivate final static. Changing the order improves readability and follows standard coding practices.Apply this diff to adjust the modifiers' order:
- private final static Logger LOGGER = getLogger(StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler.class); + private static final Logger LOGGER = getLogger(StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler.class);
55-56: Translate code comments to English for consistencyThe comments on lines 55-56 and 75 are in Chinese. To maintain consistency and improve readability for all contributors, please translate these comments to English.
Also applies to: 75-75
59-59: Consider making the LoggerContext stop timeout configurableThe timeout value of 300 milliseconds in
ctx.stop(300, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)is hardcoded. Consider extracting this value into a constant or making it configurable to allow flexibility and easier adjustment in different environments.Apply this diff to extract the timeout value:
+ private static final long LOGGER_CONTEXT_STOP_TIMEOUT = 300; ... - boolean stop = ctx.stop(300, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS); + boolean stop = ctx.stop(LOGGER_CONTEXT_STOP_TIMEOUT, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
37-80: Add unit tests forStopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandlerSince this is a new class handling critical cleanup operations, consider adding unit tests to verify its behavior under different scenarios, such as when
Log4jContextFactoryis present or absent, and when exceptions occur during context shutdown.Would you like assistance in creating unit tests for this class?
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koupleless-base-plugin/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/plugin/ServerlessRuntimeActivator.java (2)
44-44: Verify handler execution order for proper cleanup sequence
The new StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler is registered first in the sequence of handlers. Since logging might be needed during the cleanup of other resources (ExecutorServices, Timers, Threads), we should verify that the handler's priority allows logging to remain available during the cleanup process.
Let's check the priority implementation and compare it with other handlers:
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Let me analyze the verification results and generate a final response:
Logger context cleanup is properly ordered with other cleanup handlers
The StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler is registered to handle BeforeBizRecycleEvent, which is the same event type handled by other cleanup handlers like ShutdownExecutorServicesOnUninstallEventHandler, ForceStopThreadsOnUninstallEventHandler, and CancelTimersOnUninstallEventHandler. The logging context cleanup is safe because:
- The handler stops only its own logger context by matching the classloader identity
- The cleanup is performed using a graceful timeout (300ms)
- Other handlers can still log during their cleanup as they operate on their own resources independently
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44-44: Verify log4j2 context cleanup implementation
The new handler is crucial for addressing issue #255. Let's verify its implementation to ensure proper cleanup of log4j2 context.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see the implementation of StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler in the codebase. Let me analyze the log4j2 context cleanup implementation:
The handler properly implements the cleanup by:
- Getting the Log4j2 LoggerContext factory and checking if it's Log4jContextFactory
- Generating a unique context name based on the biz classloader's identity hash
- Getting all logger contexts from the selector
- Finding and stopping the matching context with a timeout of 300ms
The implementation looks correct and follows best practices for log4j2 context cleanup. Here's my final response:
Log4j2 context cleanup implementation verified successfully
The StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler properly handles log4j2 context cleanup by:
- Using proper context identification based on classloader identity
- Implementing graceful shutdown with timeout
- Handling edge cases when context selector is not ClassLoaderContextSelector
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66-70: Verify log4j2 version for security vulnerabilities
The log4j-core dependency is added without an explicit version. While this is typically managed by the parent POM, it's crucial to ensure we're using a secure version given log4j's history of critical vulnerabilities (e.g., CVE-2021-44228).
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Log4j dependency configuration is secure and well-structured
The verification shows that:
- The project uses Spring Boot's log4j2 starter with 'provided' scope
- A test dependency on log4j-slf4j-impl is explicitly versioned to 2.17.1, which is a secure version
- The log4j-core dependency inherits version management from Spring Boot starter, which maintains secure versions
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- The 'provided' scope is correctly used
- Version management is handled by Spring Boot's dependency management
- The observed version (2.17.1) is after the critical CVE-2021-44228 patch
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koupleless-base-plugin/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/plugin/manager/handler/StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler.java (1)
58-64: Ensure matching LoggerContexts by name is reliable
Matching LoggerContexts using the context name derived from the class loader's identity hash code (ctxName) may not be unique or reliable in all scenarios. Consider verifying that this method uniquely identifies the correct LoggerContext, or explore alternative approaches, such as matching based on the class loader reference itself if possible.
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The LoggerContext name matching is reliable and safe
The code uses System.identityHashCode(bizClassLoader) to generate the context name, which is guaranteed to be unique for each distinct ClassLoader instance during its lifetime. This matches Log4j2's own implementation for ClassLoader-based context naming. The context cleanup is correctly scoped to the specific biz module's classloader.
Key observations:
- The context name is derived from the classloader's identity hash code, which is unique per classloader instance
- The cleanup only affects the specific biz module's logger context
- The implementation aligns with Log4j2's classloader-based context isolation model
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| <dependency> | ||
| <groupId>org.apache.logging.log4j</groupId> | ||
| <artifactId>log4j-core</artifactId> | ||
| <scope>provided</scope> | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding log4j-api dependency
While log4j-core is added, it typically requires log4j-api as a companion dependency. Consider adding:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.logging.log4j</groupId>
<artifactId>log4j-core</artifactId>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
+ <dependency>
+ <groupId>org.apache.logging.log4j</groupId>
+ <artifactId>log4j-api</artifactId>
+ <scope>provided</scope>
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| } catch (Throwable throwable) { | ||
| Biz source = event.getSource(); | ||
| LOGGER.error("release {}:{}'s log4j2LogCtx failed,event id = {}", source.getBizName(), | ||
| source.getBizVersion(), source.getIdentity(), throwable); | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Avoid catching Throwable directly
Catching Throwable can mask serious errors such as OutOfMemoryError or StackOverflowError. It's advisable to catch Exception instead, unless there is a specific need to catch Throwable.
Apply this diff to change Throwable to Exception:
- } catch (Throwable throwable) {
+ } catch (Exception exception) {
Biz source = event.getSource();
- LOGGER.error("release {}:{}'s log4j2LogCtx failed,event id = {}", source.getBizName(),
- source.getBizVersion(), source.getIdentity(), throwable);
+ LOGGER.error("release {}:{}'s log4j2LogCtx failed, event id = {}", source.getBizName(),
+ source.getBizVersion(), source.getIdentity(), exception);
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| Biz source = event.getSource(); | |
| LOGGER.error("release {}:{}'s log4j2LogCtx failed,event id = {}", source.getBizName(), | |
| source.getBizVersion(), source.getIdentity(), throwable); | |
| } | |
| } catch (Exception exception) { | |
| Biz source = event.getSource(); | |
| LOGGER.error("release {}:{}'s log4j2LogCtx failed, event id = {}", source.getBizName(), | |
| source.getBizVersion(), source.getIdentity(), exception); | |
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koupleless-base-plugin/src/test/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/plugin/manager/handler/StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandlerTest.java (2)
44-46: Enhance class documentationThe current documentation only shows the author. Consider adding a class-level JavaDoc that describes:
- The purpose of these tests
- The relationship with issue #255
- Key scenarios being tested
/** + * Test class for StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler which validates proper cleanup + * of log4j2 logger contexts during module uninstallation (issue #255). + * * @author gaowh */
61-71: Refactor duplicate property cleanupThe
LOGGER_CONTEXT_STOP_TIMEOUT_MILLISECONDproperty is cleared in both setUp and tearDown methods.Consider moving the cleanup to a single location, preferably tearDown:
@Before public void setUp() { - clearProperty(LOGGER_CONTEXT_STOP_TIMEOUT_MILLISECOND); currentThread().setContextClassLoader(originalClassLoader); }
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koupleless-base-plugin/src/test/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/plugin/manager/handler/StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandlerTest.java (1)
47-47: Verify test uniqueness
Let's verify that similar tests don't exist elsewhere in the codebase to prevent test duplication.
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Based on the search results, I can generate the final response as we have sufficient information. The results show that:
StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandlerexists in only one test filetestCloseLoggerContextmethod exists only in this test file- The handler class itself is properly placed in the main source directory
Test implementation is unique
The test implementation is unique in the codebase with no duplication. The handler being tested has appropriate test coverage without redundancy.
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| public void testCloseLoggerContext() { | ||
| StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler handler = new StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler(); | ||
| LogManager.getContext(originalClassLoader, false); | ||
| Log4jContextFactory contextFactory = (Log4jContextFactory)LogManager.getFactory(); | ||
| int beforeSize = contextFactory.getSelector().getLoggerContexts().size(); | ||
| assertEquals(beforeSize,1); | ||
| BizModel bizModel = new BizModel(); | ||
| bizModel.setClassLoader(originalClassLoader); | ||
| BeforeBizStopEvent event = new BeforeBizStopEvent(bizModel); | ||
| handler.handleEvent(event); | ||
| int afterSize = contextFactory.getSelector().getLoggerContexts().size(); | ||
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Strengthen test coverage
The current test can be improved in several ways:
- Verify that the specific logger context for the test ClassLoader was closed
- Test error handling scenarios
- Verify timeout behavior
- Avoid magic numbers in assertions
Consider expanding the test coverage:
@Test
public void testCloseLoggerContext() {
StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler handler = new StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler();
LogManager.getContext(originalClassLoader, false);
Log4jContextFactory contextFactory = (Log4jContextFactory)LogManager.getFactory();
int beforeSize = contextFactory.getSelector().getLoggerContexts().size();
- assertEquals(beforeSize,1);
+ assertEquals("Should have one logger context initially", 1, beforeSize);
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+ // Verify the specific context exists
+ LoggerContext context = contextFactory.getSelector().getContext(originalClassLoader);
+ assertNotNull("Logger context should exist for test ClassLoader", context);
BizModel bizModel = new BizModel();
bizModel.setClassLoader(originalClassLoader);
BeforeBizStopEvent event = new BeforeBizStopEvent(bizModel);
handler.handleEvent(event);
+
int afterSize = contextFactory.getSelector().getLoggerContexts().size();
- assertEquals(afterSize, 0);
+ assertEquals("All logger contexts should be closed", 0, afterSize);
+
+ context = contextFactory.getSelector().getContext(originalClassLoader);
+ assertNull("Logger context should be closed for test ClassLoader", context);
}
+
+ @Test
+ public void testCloseLoggerContextWithTimeout() {
+ System.setProperty(LOGGER_CONTEXT_STOP_TIMEOUT_MILLISECOND, "1000");
+ // Similar test structure but verify timeout is respected
+ }
+
+ @Test
+ public void testHandleNullClassLoader() {
+ StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler handler = new StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler();
+ BizModel bizModel = new BizModel();
+ // Don't set ClassLoader
+ BeforeBizStopEvent event = new BeforeBizStopEvent(bizModel);
+ handler.handleEvent(event);
+ // Verify graceful handling
+ }Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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| Properties properties = new Properties(); | ||
| properties.setProperty("log4j2.loggerContextFactory", LOG4J2_FACTORY_CLASS_NAME); | ||
| PropertiesUtil mockProperties = new PropertiesUtil(properties); | ||
| propertiesUtil.when(PropertiesUtil::getProperties).thenReturn(mockProperties); | ||
| } |
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Close static mock after tests
The propertiesUtil static mock should be closed after all tests complete to prevent memory leaks.
Add an @AfterClass method:
+ @AfterClass
+ public static void afterClass() {
+ if (propertiesUtil != null) {
+ propertiesUtil.close();
+ }
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koupleless-base-plugin/src/main/java/com/alipay/sofa/koupleless/plugin/manager/handler/StopLoggerCxtAfterBizStopEventHandler.java (5)
37-40: Enhance class-level documentationThe class documentation could be improved by adding a detailed JavaDoc that explains:
- The purpose of this event handler
- Its responsibility in the lifecycle of a business module
- The relationship with log4j2 context management
Example improvement:
/** * Event handler responsible for cleaning up Log4j2 logger contexts when a business module is stopped. * This handler ensures proper release of logging resources to prevent memory leaks. * It executes before the business context and classloader cleanup to ensure orderly shutdown. * * @author gaowh * @since 1.0 */
45-46: Consider documenting the timeout configurationThe default timeout of 300ms for stopping the logger context seems arbitrary. Consider:
- Adding a comment explaining why 300ms was chosen as the default
- Documenting this configuration property in your application's configuration guide
- Adding validation for negative values
61-61: Consider using a more unique context name formatUsing
identityHashCodealone could theoretically lead to naming collisions. Consider using a more unique identifier format:-String ctxName = Integer.toHexString(System.identityHashCode(bizClassLoader)); +String ctxName = event.getSource().getBizName() + "-" + event.getSource().getBizVersion() + "-" + Integer.toHexString(System.identityHashCode(bizClassLoader));
66-66: Improve comment readabilityThe inline comment could be more readable and follow proper grammar.
-// Traverse the loggerContext of the selector and find the loggerContext that belongs to the bizClassloader module and close it +// Find and close the logger context associated with this business module's classloader
75-77: Remove unnecessary return statementThe return statement here creates an additional exit point in the method, making it harder to follow the control flow.
- return; - } - LOGGER.info("Not Log4jContextFactory, do nothing"); + } else { + LOGGER.info("Not Log4jContextFactory, do nothing"); + }
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49-54: LGTM! Defensive programming approach.
The method properly checks for log4j2 presence before proceeding with the cleanup, preventing potential ClassNotFoundException issues.
85-89: LGTM! Proper event ordering.
The priority is correctly set to execute before the BizUninstallEventHandler, ensuring proper cleanup order.
56-83: Verify thread safety of logger context operations
Since multiple threads could potentially trigger business module stops, we should verify that the Log4j2 API operations are thread-safe.
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Based on the search results, I can see that the Log4j2 operations in the code are thread-safe by design:
- The code uses Log4j2's factory pattern and selector mechanism which are designed to be thread-safe
- The LoggerContext operations are performed through the official Log4j2 API which handles synchronization internally
- The code already has proper null checks and exception handling
Let me verify one more aspect to be completely certain:
Thread safety is properly handled by Log4j2's internal implementation
The LoggerContext operations in this code are thread-safe because:
- Log4j2's LoggerContext and ContextSelector implementations handle thread synchronization internally
- The code uses the official Log4j2 API methods (factory pattern, selector) which are designed for concurrent access
- The implementation has proper null checks and exception handling around the context operations
- The context lookup is done using a unique identifier (hex string of classloader's identity hashcode) which prevents conflicts
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