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Client factory: lock by client cache key #686
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In the case where a lifetimeWatcher fails to renew the Vault client lease, we want all related VDS instances to be synced. This helps to mitigate the issue where an external revocation of the client token causes the issued secret leases to be revoked. In that case VSO would have no idea that the token has been revoked. The ideal TTL for the client token should be relatively short, e.g. 1m, so as to trigger the lifetimeWatcher earlier. In the future, VSO will be able to subscribe to lease revocation events from Vault. In that case, VSO will be able to perform the sync immediately.
The Client ID is the hash of the Vault secret's accessor. - VDS: trigger sync on Vault Client ID changes
- remove the called back client from the factory's cache to ensure that any of its clones are purged. The next call to Sync() will get a new client back - fix bogus lock handling in the factory's Get()
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Previously all calls to Get() were serialized using a single lock. This approach does not scale as the number of Vault client grows. With this change locking is done by ClientCacheKey, thereby reducing the overall contention for Vault clients.
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Closing in favor of #716 716 |
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Previously all calls to Get() were serialized using a single lock. This approach does not scale as the number of Vault client grows. With this change locking is done by ClientCacheKey, thereby reducing the overall contention for Vault clients.