fix: increase default actor kill timeout to 5s

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• Review timeout value changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Summary

This PR increases the default actor kill timeout from an unspecified value to 5 seconds (5000ms) in both the actors and containers API endpoints. The changes are minimal and focused:

Files Modified:

• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/actors/mod.rs:156
• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/containers.rs:157

Changes Made:
Both files update the default kill_timeout_ms value in the ActorLifecycle struct when no lifecycle configuration is provided in the request body.

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Consistent implementation: Both actor and container endpoints use identical timeout values, maintaining API consistency
• Proper fallback pattern: Uses unwrap_or_else() to provide sensible defaults when lifecycle config is missing
• Clean code structure: Changes are minimal and focused on the specific issue

✅ No Bugs or Issues Detected

• The timeout value (5000ms) is reasonable for graceful shutdown
• Both endpoints are updated consistently, avoiding behavioral differences
• No logical errors in the implementation

⚠️ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Longer timeout allows more time for graceful shutdown, potentially reducing resource leaks
• Minimal overhead: 5-second timeout is reasonable - not too long to cause delays, not too short to prevent cleanup
• Consider workload: For very short-lived actors, this might be excessive, but it's a reasonable default

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues: Kill timeout is a resource management setting, not a security-sensitive parameter
• DoS protection: The timeout prevents indefinite hanging during shutdown
• Bounded resource usage: 5 seconds is a reasonable upper bound

⚠️ Test Coverage & Documentation

• Missing context: PR description doesn't explain what the previous timeout value was or why 5s was chosen
• No test updates: Should verify if existing tests need updating to account for the new timeout
• Documentation gaps: Consider updating API documentation if the default timeout is documented

🔍 Additional Observations

• Validation consistency: Both files have proper validation for override_kill_timeout parameters (0-2 hours) in the destroy functions
• Error handling: Proper error handling patterns are maintained
• Code duplication: The ActorLifecycle default is duplicated between actors and containers - consider extracting to a shared constant

Recommendations

1. Add a shared constant for the default kill timeout to avoid duplication:

   const DEFAULT_KILL_TIMEOUT_MS: u64 = 5000;

2. Update PR description to explain:

   • What the previous timeout value was
   • Why 5 seconds was chosen as the new default
   • Any testing performed to validate this change

3. Consider adding tests to verify the new default timeout behavior

4. Documentation: Update API docs if they reference the default timeout value

Conclusion

This is a well-implemented, low-risk change that improves the system's default behavior for actor lifecycle management. The 5-second timeout is a reasonable balance between allowing graceful shutdown and preventing excessive delays. The implementation is consistent across both endpoints and follows existing code patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the minor suggestions above for future improvements.

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• fix: get pb manager test working e2e again #2721
• fix: convert runner protocol to protobuf #2702
• fix: even more actor api changes #2714
• chore: flatten actor api spec #2698
• fix: increase default actor kill timeout to 5s #2701 👈 (View in Graphite)
• fix: dont clear ingress ports on reschedule #2700
• fix: add cpu constraints to oci config #2697
• fix: api changes #2692
• fix: fix logs for new actors #2649
• feat: add actor queue #2644
• feat: add actor kv to runners #2638
• feat: get multi actors working e2e on docker compose #2637
• fix: add udp ports to docker compose #2635
• chore: fix merge conflicts #2634
• fix: get new actors working on docker compose #2623
• fix: figure out actor log shipping #2622
• fix(pegboard): convert ws manager socket to unix socket #2478
• fix(pb): get new actor ids working e2e #2471
• feat: implement new actor ids #2467
• feat(pb): get multi-actors working e2e, add resources for builds #2465
• feat(pb): add runner logs #2447
• feat: add runners to pb protocol #2433
• chore(pegboard): add exit code log from container runner #2477
• fix(workflows): fix branch version bug #2475
• chore(pegboard): replace computing image size manually with using tar bytes read #2625
• fix: make pb image downloads random, remove prewarm from pb protocol #2784
• fix: clean up worker threads in the event of an error #2783
• fix: make query_as macros retry #2773
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• Read and analyze modified files
• Review timeout value changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Summary

This PR increases the default actor kill timeout from an unspecified value to 5 seconds (5000ms) in both the actors and containers API endpoints. The changes are minimal and focused:

Files Modified:

• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/actors/mod.rs:156
• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/containers.rs:157

Changes Made:
Both files update the default kill_timeout_ms value in the ActorLifecycle struct when no lifecycle configuration is provided in the request body.

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Consistent implementation: Both actor and container endpoints use identical timeout values, maintaining API consistency
• Proper fallback pattern: Uses unwrap_or_else() to provide sensible defaults when lifecycle config is missing
• Clean code structure: Changes are minimal and focused on the specific issue

✅ No Bugs or Issues Detected

• The timeout value (5000ms) is reasonable for graceful shutdown
• Both endpoints are updated consistently, avoiding behavioral differences
• No logical errors in the implementation

⚠️ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Longer timeout allows more time for graceful shutdown, potentially reducing resource leaks
• Minimal overhead: 5-second timeout is reasonable - not too long to cause delays, not too short to prevent cleanup
• Consider workload: For very short-lived actors, this might be excessive, but it's a reasonable default

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues: Kill timeout is a resource management setting, not a security-sensitive parameter
• DoS protection: The timeout prevents indefinite hanging during shutdown
• Bounded resource usage: 5 seconds is a reasonable upper bound

⚠️ Test Coverage & Documentation

• Missing context: PR description doesn't explain what the previous timeout value was or why 5s was chosen
• No test updates: Should verify if existing tests need updating to account for the new timeout
• Documentation gaps: Consider updating API documentation if the default timeout is documented

🔍 Additional Observations

• Validation consistency: Both files have proper validation for override_kill_timeout parameters (0-2 hours) in the destroy functions
• Error handling: Proper error handling patterns are maintained
• Code duplication: The ActorLifecycle default is duplicated between actors and containers - consider extracting to a shared constant

Recommendations

1. Add a shared constant for the default kill timeout to avoid duplication:

   const DEFAULT_KILL_TIMEOUT_MS: u64 = 5000;

2. Update PR description to explain:

   • What the previous timeout value was
   • Why 5 seconds was chosen as the new default
   • Any testing performed to validate this change

3. Consider adding tests to verify the new default timeout behavior

4. Documentation: Update API docs if they reference the default timeout value

Conclusion

This is a well-implemented, low-risk change that improves the system's default behavior for actor lifecycle management. The 5-second timeout is a reasonable balance between allowing graceful shutdown and preventing excessive delays. The implementation is consistent across both endpoints and follows existing code patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the minor suggestions above for future improvements.

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• Read and analyze modified files
• Review timeout value changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Summary

This PR increases the default actor kill timeout from an unspecified value to 5 seconds (5000ms) in both the actors and containers API endpoints. The changes are minimal and focused:

Files Modified:

• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/actors/mod.rs:156
• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/containers.rs:157

Changes Made:
Both files update the default kill_timeout_ms value in the ActorLifecycle struct when no lifecycle configuration is provided in the request body.

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Consistent implementation: Both actor and container endpoints use identical timeout values, maintaining API consistency
• Proper fallback pattern: Uses unwrap_or_else() to provide sensible defaults when lifecycle config is missing
• Clean code structure: Changes are minimal and focused on the specific issue

✅ No Bugs or Issues Detected

• The timeout value (5000ms) is reasonable for graceful shutdown
• Both endpoints are updated consistently, avoiding behavioral differences
• No logical errors in the implementation

⚠️ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Longer timeout allows more time for graceful shutdown, potentially reducing resource leaks
• Minimal overhead: 5-second timeout is reasonable - not too long to cause delays, not too short to prevent cleanup
• Consider workload: For very short-lived actors, this might be excessive, but it's a reasonable default

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues: Kill timeout is a resource management setting, not a security-sensitive parameter
• DoS protection: The timeout prevents indefinite hanging during shutdown
• Bounded resource usage: 5 seconds is a reasonable upper bound

⚠️ Test Coverage & Documentation

• Missing context: PR description doesn't explain what the previous timeout value was or why 5s was chosen
• No test updates: Should verify if existing tests need updating to account for the new timeout
• Documentation gaps: Consider updating API documentation if the default timeout is documented

🔍 Additional Observations

• Validation consistency: Both files have proper validation for override_kill_timeout parameters (0-2 hours) in the destroy functions
• Error handling: Proper error handling patterns are maintained
• Code duplication: The ActorLifecycle default is duplicated between actors and containers - consider extracting to a shared constant

Recommendations

1. Add a shared constant for the default kill timeout to avoid duplication:

   const DEFAULT_KILL_TIMEOUT_MS: u64 = 5000;

2. Update PR description to explain:

   • What the previous timeout value was
   • Why 5 seconds was chosen as the new default
   • Any testing performed to validate this change

3. Consider adding tests to verify the new default timeout behavior

4. Documentation: Update API docs if they reference the default timeout value

Conclusion

This is a well-implemented, low-risk change that improves the system's default behavior for actor lifecycle management. The 5-second timeout is a reasonable balance between allowing graceful shutdown and preventing excessive delays. The implementation is consistent across both endpoints and follows existing code patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the minor suggestions above for future improvements.

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Code Review Progress

• Read and analyze modified files
• Review timeout value changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Summary

This PR increases the default actor kill timeout from an unspecified value to 5 seconds (5000ms) in both the actors and containers API endpoints. The changes are minimal and focused:

Files Modified:

• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/actors/mod.rs:156
• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/containers.rs:157

Changes Made:
Both files update the default kill_timeout_ms value in the ActorLifecycle struct when no lifecycle configuration is provided in the request body.

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Consistent implementation: Both actor and container endpoints use identical timeout values, maintaining API consistency
• Proper fallback pattern: Uses unwrap_or_else() to provide sensible defaults when lifecycle config is missing
• Clean code structure: Changes are minimal and focused on the specific issue

✅ No Bugs or Issues Detected

• The timeout value (5000ms) is reasonable for graceful shutdown
• Both endpoints are updated consistently, avoiding behavioral differences
• No logical errors in the implementation

⚠️ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Longer timeout allows more time for graceful shutdown, potentially reducing resource leaks
• Minimal overhead: 5-second timeout is reasonable - not too long to cause delays, not too short to prevent cleanup
• Consider workload: For very short-lived actors, this might be excessive, but it's a reasonable default

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues: Kill timeout is a resource management setting, not a security-sensitive parameter
• DoS protection: The timeout prevents indefinite hanging during shutdown
• Bounded resource usage: 5 seconds is a reasonable upper bound

⚠️ Test Coverage & Documentation

• Missing context: PR description doesn't explain what the previous timeout value was or why 5s was chosen
• No test updates: Should verify if existing tests need updating to account for the new timeout
• Documentation gaps: Consider updating API documentation if the default timeout is documented

🔍 Additional Observations

• Validation consistency: Both files have proper validation for override_kill_timeout parameters (0-2 hours) in the destroy functions
• Error handling: Proper error handling patterns are maintained
• Code duplication: The ActorLifecycle default is duplicated between actors and containers - consider extracting to a shared constant

Recommendations

1. Add a shared constant for the default kill timeout to avoid duplication:

   const DEFAULT_KILL_TIMEOUT_MS: u64 = 5000;

2. Update PR description to explain:

   • What the previous timeout value was
   • Why 5 seconds was chosen as the new default
   • Any testing performed to validate this change

3. Consider adding tests to verify the new default timeout behavior

4. Documentation: Update API docs if they reference the default timeout value

Conclusion

This is a well-implemented, low-risk change that improves the system's default behavior for actor lifecycle management. The 5-second timeout is a reasonable balance between allowing graceful shutdown and preventing excessive delays. The implementation is consistent across both endpoints and follows existing code patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the minor suggestions above for future improvements.

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Code Review Progress

• Read and analyze modified files
• Review timeout value changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Summary

This PR increases the default actor kill timeout from an unspecified value to 5 seconds (5000ms) in both the actors and containers API endpoints. The changes are minimal and focused:

Files Modified:

• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/actors/mod.rs:156
• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/containers.rs:157

Changes Made:
Both files update the default kill_timeout_ms value in the ActorLifecycle struct when no lifecycle configuration is provided in the request body.

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Consistent implementation: Both actor and container endpoints use identical timeout values, maintaining API consistency
• Proper fallback pattern: Uses unwrap_or_else() to provide sensible defaults when lifecycle config is missing
• Clean code structure: Changes are minimal and focused on the specific issue

✅ No Bugs or Issues Detected

• The timeout value (5000ms) is reasonable for graceful shutdown
• Both endpoints are updated consistently, avoiding behavioral differences
• No logical errors in the implementation

⚠️ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Longer timeout allows more time for graceful shutdown, potentially reducing resource leaks
• Minimal overhead: 5-second timeout is reasonable - not too long to cause delays, not too short to prevent cleanup
• Consider workload: For very short-lived actors, this might be excessive, but it's a reasonable default

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues: Kill timeout is a resource management setting, not a security-sensitive parameter
• DoS protection: The timeout prevents indefinite hanging during shutdown
• Bounded resource usage: 5 seconds is a reasonable upper bound

⚠️ Test Coverage & Documentation

• Missing context: PR description doesn't explain what the previous timeout value was or why 5s was chosen
• No test updates: Should verify if existing tests need updating to account for the new timeout
• Documentation gaps: Consider updating API documentation if the default timeout is documented

🔍 Additional Observations

• Validation consistency: Both files have proper validation for override_kill_timeout parameters (0-2 hours) in the destroy functions
• Error handling: Proper error handling patterns are maintained
• Code duplication: The ActorLifecycle default is duplicated between actors and containers - consider extracting to a shared constant

Recommendations

1. Add a shared constant for the default kill timeout to avoid duplication:

   const DEFAULT_KILL_TIMEOUT_MS: u64 = 5000;

2. Update PR description to explain:

   • What the previous timeout value was
   • Why 5 seconds was chosen as the new default
   • Any testing performed to validate this change

3. Consider adding tests to verify the new default timeout behavior

4. Documentation: Update API docs if they reference the default timeout value

Conclusion

This is a well-implemented, low-risk change that improves the system's default behavior for actor lifecycle management. The 5-second timeout is a reasonable balance between allowing graceful shutdown and preventing excessive delays. The implementation is consistent across both endpoints and follows existing code patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the minor suggestions above for future improvements.

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Code Review Progress

• Read and analyze modified files
• Review timeout value changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Summary

This PR increases the default actor kill timeout from 0ms (immediate) to 5 seconds (5000ms) in both the actors and containers API endpoints. The changes are minimal and focused:

Files Modified:

• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/actors/mod.rs:156
• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/containers.rs:157

Changes Made:
Both files update the default kill_timeout_ms value in the ActorLifecycle struct when no lifecycle configuration is provided in the request body.

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Consistent implementation: Both actor and container endpoints use identical timeout values, maintaining API consistency
• Proper fallback pattern: Uses unwrap_or_else() to provide sensible defaults when lifecycle config is missing
• Clean code structure: Changes are minimal and focused on the specific issue

✅ No Bugs or Issues Detected

• The timeout value (5000ms) is reasonable for graceful shutdown
• Both endpoints are updated consistently, avoiding behavioral differences
• No logical errors in the implementation

⚠️ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Longer timeout allows more time for graceful shutdown, potentially reducing resource leaks
• Minimal overhead: 5-second timeout is reasonable - not too long to cause delays, not too short to prevent cleanup
• Consider workload: For very short-lived actors, this might be excessive, but it's a reasonable default

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues: Kill timeout is a resource management setting, not a security-sensitive parameter
• DoS protection: The timeout prevents indefinite hanging during shutdown
• Bounded resource usage: 5 seconds is a reasonable upper bound

⚠️ Test Coverage & Documentation

• Missing context: PR description doesn't explain what the previous timeout value was or why 5s was chosen
• No test updates: Should verify if existing tests need updating to account for the new timeout
• Documentation gaps: Consider updating API documentation if the default timeout is documented

🔍 Additional Observations

• Validation consistency: Both files have proper validation for override_kill_timeout parameters (0-2 hours) in the destroy functions
• Error handling: Proper error handling patterns are maintained
• Code duplication: The ActorLifecycle default is duplicated between actors and containers - consider extracting to a shared constant

Recommendations

1. Add a shared constant for the default kill timeout to avoid duplication:

   const DEFAULT_KILL_TIMEOUT_MS: u64 = 5000;

2. Update PR description to explain:

   • What the previous timeout value was
   • Why 5 seconds was chosen as the new default
   • Any testing performed to validate this change

3. Consider adding tests to verify the new default timeout behavior

4. Documentation: Update API docs if they reference the default timeout value

Conclusion

This is a well-implemented, low-risk change that improves the system's default behavior for actor lifecycle management. The 5-second timeout is a reasonable balance between allowing graceful shutdown and preventing excessive delays. The implementation is consistent across both endpoints and follows existing code patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the minor suggestions above for future improvements.

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Code Review Progress

• Read and analyze modified files
• Review timeout value changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Summary

This PR increases the default actor kill timeout from 0ms (immediate) to 5 seconds (5000ms) in both the actors and containers API endpoints. The changes are minimal and focused:

Files Modified:

• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/actors/mod.rs:156
• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/containers.rs:157

Changes Made:
Both files update the default kill_timeout_ms value in the ActorLifecycle struct when no lifecycle configuration is provided in the request body.

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Consistent implementation: Both actor and container endpoints use identical timeout values, maintaining API consistency
• Proper fallback pattern: Uses unwrap_or_else() to provide sensible defaults when lifecycle config is missing
• Clean code structure: Changes are minimal and focused on the specific issue

✅ No Bugs or Issues Detected

• The timeout value (5000ms) is reasonable for graceful shutdown
• Both endpoints are updated consistently, avoiding behavioral differences
• No logical errors in the implementation

⚠️ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Longer timeout allows more time for graceful shutdown, potentially reducing resource leaks
• Minimal overhead: 5-second timeout is reasonable - not too long to cause delays, not too short to prevent cleanup
• Consider workload: For very short-lived actors, this might be excessive, but it's a reasonable default

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues: Kill timeout is a resource management setting, not a security-sensitive parameter
• DoS protection: The timeout prevents indefinite hanging during shutdown
• Bounded resource usage: 5 seconds is a reasonable upper bound

⚠️ Test Coverage & Documentation

• Missing context: PR description doesn't explain what the previous timeout value was or why 5s was chosen
• No test updates: Should verify if existing tests need updating to account for the new timeout
• Documentation gaps: Consider updating API documentation if the default timeout is documented

🔍 Additional Observations

• Validation consistency: Both files have proper validation for override_kill_timeout parameters (0-2 hours) in the destroy functions
• Error handling: Proper error handling patterns are maintained
• Code duplication: The ActorLifecycle default is duplicated between actors and containers - consider extracting to a shared constant

Recommendations

1. Add a shared constant for the default kill timeout to avoid duplication:

   const DEFAULT_KILL_TIMEOUT_MS: u64 = 5000;

2. Update PR description to explain:

   • What the previous timeout value was
   • Why 5 seconds was chosen as the new default
   • Any testing performed to validate this change

3. Consider adding tests to verify the new default timeout behavior

4. Documentation: Update API docs if they reference the default timeout value

Conclusion

This is a well-implemented, low-risk change that improves the system's default behavior for actor lifecycle management. The 5-second timeout is a reasonable balance between allowing graceful shutdown and preventing excessive delays. The implementation is consistent across both endpoints and follows existing code patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the minor suggestions above for future improvements.

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Code Review Progress

• Read and analyze modified files
• Review timeout value changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Summary

This PR increases the default actor kill timeout from 0ms (immediate) to 5 seconds (5000ms) in both the actors and containers API endpoints. The changes are minimal and focused:

Files Modified:

• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/actors/mod.rs:156
• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/containers.rs:157

Changes Made:
Both files update the default kill_timeout_ms value in the ActorLifecycle struct when no lifecycle configuration is provided in the request body.

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Consistent implementation: Both actor and container endpoints use identical timeout values, maintaining API consistency
• Proper fallback pattern: Uses unwrap_or_else() to provide sensible defaults when lifecycle config is missing
• Clean code structure: Changes are minimal and focused on the specific issue

✅ No Bugs or Issues Detected

• The timeout value (5000ms) is reasonable for graceful shutdown
• Both endpoints are updated consistently, avoiding behavioral differences
• No logical errors in the implementation

⚠️ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Longer timeout allows more time for graceful shutdown, potentially reducing resource leaks
• Minimal overhead: 5-second timeout is reasonable - not too long to cause delays, not too short to prevent cleanup
• Consider workload: For very short-lived actors, this might be excessive, but it's a reasonable default

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues: Kill timeout is a resource management setting, not a security-sensitive parameter
• DoS protection: The timeout prevents indefinite hanging during shutdown
• Bounded resource usage: 5 seconds is a reasonable upper bound

⚠️ Test Coverage & Documentation

• Missing context: PR description doesn't explain what the previous timeout value was or why 5s was chosen
• No test updates: Should verify if existing tests need updating to account for the new timeout
• Documentation gaps: Consider updating API documentation if the default timeout is documented

🔍 Additional Observations

• Validation consistency: Both files have proper validation for override_kill_timeout parameters (0-2 hours) in the destroy functions
• Error handling: Proper error handling patterns are maintained
• Code duplication: The ActorLifecycle default is duplicated between actors and containers - consider extracting to a shared constant

Recommendations

1. Add a shared constant for the default kill timeout to avoid duplication:

   const DEFAULT_KILL_TIMEOUT_MS: u64 = 5000;

2. Update PR description to explain:

   • What the previous timeout value was
   • Why 5 seconds was chosen as the new default
   • Any testing performed to validate this change

3. Consider adding tests to verify the new default timeout behavior

4. Documentation: Update API docs if they reference the default timeout value

Conclusion

This is a well-implemented, low-risk change that improves the system's default behavior for actor lifecycle management. The 5-second timeout is a reasonable balance between allowing graceful shutdown and preventing excessive delays. The implementation is consistent across both endpoints and follows existing code patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the minor suggestions above for future improvements.

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Code Review Progress

• Read and analyze modified files
• Review timeout value changes
• Assess code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Evaluate performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Consider test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Code Review Summary

This PR increases the default actor kill timeout from 0ms (immediate) to 5 seconds (5000ms) in both the actors and containers API endpoints. The changes are minimal and focused:

Files Modified:

• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/actors/mod.rs:156
• packages/edge/api/actor/src/route/containers.rs:157

Changes Made:
Both files update the default kill_timeout_ms value in the ActorLifecycle struct when no lifecycle configuration is provided in the request body.

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Consistent implementation: Both actor and container endpoints use identical timeout values, maintaining API consistency
• Proper fallback pattern: Uses unwrap_or_else() to provide sensible defaults when lifecycle config is missing
• Clean code structure: Changes are minimal and focused on the specific issue

✅ No Bugs or Issues Detected

• The timeout value (5000ms) is reasonable for graceful shutdown
• Both endpoints are updated consistently, avoiding behavioral differences
• No logical errors in the implementation

⚠️ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Longer timeout allows more time for graceful shutdown, potentially reducing resource leaks
• Minimal overhead: 5-second timeout is reasonable - not too long to cause delays, not too short to prevent cleanup
• Consider workload: For very short-lived actors, this might be excessive, but it's a reasonable default

✅ Security Concerns

• No security issues: Kill timeout is a resource management setting, not a security-sensitive parameter
• DoS protection: The timeout prevents indefinite hanging during shutdown
• Bounded resource usage: 5 seconds is a reasonable upper bound

⚠️ Test Coverage & Documentation

• Missing context: PR description doesn't explain what the previous timeout value was or why 5s was chosen
• No test updates: Should verify if existing tests need updating to account for the new timeout
• Documentation gaps: Consider updating API documentation if the default timeout is documented

🔍 Additional Observations

• Validation consistency: Both files have proper validation for override_kill_timeout parameters (0-2 hours) in the destroy functions
• Error handling: Proper error handling patterns are maintained
• Code duplication: The ActorLifecycle default is duplicated between actors and containers - consider extracting to a shared constant

Recommendations

1. Add a shared constant for the default kill timeout to avoid duplication:

   const DEFAULT_KILL_TIMEOUT_MS: u64 = 5000;

2. Update PR description to explain:

   • What the previous timeout value was
   • Why 5 seconds was chosen as the new default
   • Any testing performed to validate this change

3. Consider adding tests to verify the new default timeout behavior

4. Documentation: Update API docs if they reference the default timeout value

Conclusion

This is a well-implemented, low-risk change that improves the system's default behavior for actor lifecycle management. The 5-second timeout is a reasonable balance between allowing graceful shutdown and preventing excessive delays. The implementation is consistent across both endpoints and follows existing code patterns.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the minor suggestions above for future improvements.

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