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Nick Bozhenko 660cee2ce3 Fix concurrent map access race conditions in config publish roots
This commit addresses critical race conditions that were causing "map write failed"
errors and pod crashes in production environments. The issue occurred when multiple
goroutines accessed shared configuration maps simultaneously without proper synchronization.

Root Cause:
The global utils.Config structure contains several maps (FileSystemPublishRoots,
S3PublishRoots, SwiftPublishRoots, AzurePublishRoots) that were being accessed
directly by concurrent HTTP handlers. While context.Config() uses a mutex, it
returns a pointer to the global config, leaving subsequent map access unprotected.

Changes Made:

1. Added safe accessor methods in utils/config.go:
   - GetFileSystemPublishRoots() - returns defensive copy of map
   - GetS3PublishRoots() - returns defensive copy of map
   - GetSwiftPublishRoots() - returns defensive copy of map
   - GetAzurePublishRoots() - returns defensive copy of map

2. Updated API handlers to use safe accessors:
   - api/s3.go: apiS3List() now uses GetS3PublishRoots()
   - api/router.go: reposListInAPIMode() now uses GetFileSystemPublishRoots()

3. Updated context package storage initialization:
   - context/context.go: GetPublishedStorage() now uses safe accessors for all
     storage type configurations (filesystem, s3, swift, azure)

Impact:
- Eliminates "concurrent map writes" panics that were causing service instability
- Prevents pod crashes and restarts in Kubernetes environments
- Ensures thread-safe access to configuration maps during concurrent API requests
- Minimal performance overhead (microseconds) from creating map copies

The fix is backward compatible and requires no configuration changes. The defensive
copying approach ensures that even if config maps are modified after initialization
(which shouldn't happen in production), concurrent readers remain safe.

This addresses the production issues observed in lf-aptly-* pods where multiple
parallel publish requests or API calls were triggering race conditions.
2025-07-10 01:35:09 -04:00

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package api
import (
"github.com/gin-gonic/gin"
)
// @Summary S3 buckets
// @Description **Get list of S3 buckets**
// @Description
// @Description List configured S3 buckets.
// @Tags Status
// @Produce json
// @Success 200 {array} string "List of S3 buckets"
// @Router /api/s3 [get]
func apiS3List(c *gin.Context) {
keys := []string{}
// Use safe accessor to get a copy of the map
s3Roots := context.Config().GetS3PublishRoots()
for k := range s3Roots {
keys = append(keys, k)
}
c.JSON(200, keys)
}