fix(source-s3): cap concurrent file readers at 20 to prevent OOM#78416
fix(source-s3): cap concurrent file readers at 20 to prevent OOM#78416devin-ai-integration[bot] wants to merge 2 commits into
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The concurrent file-based cursor migration (PR #78325) enabled 100 concurrent file readers by default. On large S3 streams this causes the source to exceed the 2 Gi container memory limit. Reduce _concurrency_level from 100 to 20, which still provides significant throughput improvement over the legacy single-threaded path while keeping peak RSS well under the container limit. Resolves airbytehq/oncall#12714 Co-Authored-By: bot_apk <apk@cognition.ai>
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Fix Validation EvidenceOutcome: In Progress Evidence SummaryPreparing validation for Evidence PlanProving Criteria
Disproving Criteria
Testing Strategy DecisionI will start with required source connector regression tests in comparison mode using GSM integration-test credentials. This is a source connector and is not a forced OAuth write-back connector. Because the reported issue is memory pressure on a large customer stream, GSM regression tests may only prove no broad regression, not the exact OOM fix. If the regression report is clean but does not exercise the large-file/OOM path, live connection testing would require explicit human approval before pinning any customer/internal connection. Ranked Cases
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Fix Validation EvidenceOutcome: Regression evidence clean; live OOM-path proof still needs human-approved pin/sync testing. Evidence SummaryPre-flight checks passed for #78416: viable, safe, non-breaking, design-aligned, and reversible. The source-s3 prerelease image Regression results:
READ emitted identical results for control and target: 10 records on stream Interpretation: This proves no broad SPEC/CHECK/DISCOVER/READ regression for the source-s3 GSM test path. It does not fully prove the original large-stream OOM fix because the regression READ used a small test stream and did not exercise the reported high-memory customer workload. Evidence Plan and Detailed ResultsProving Criteria
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Pre-release Publish NotesWorkflow: https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte/actions/runs/26509599730 The connector image was built and pushed:
Versioned connector metadata artifacts were also published for Regression Test DetailsWorkflow: https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte-ops-mcp/actions/runs/26509877251 Mode:
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Live Testing StatusThe original customer-specific details and candidate connection IDs are documented only on the private oncall issue: https://github.com/airbytehq/oncall/issues/12714#issuecomment-4554429470 I requested human approval for one live TIER_2 pin/sync test using this prerelease. Without that approval, I did not pin or run customer connections. RecommendationTreat the PR as having clean regression evidence but not direct OOM reproduction proof yet. For higher confidence before merge or broader rollout, use |
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What
Caps the source-s3 concurrent file reader count at 20 to prevent OOM failures on large S3 streams within the 2 Gi container memory limit.
Resolves https://github.com/airbytehq/oncall/issues/12714:
The concurrent file-based cursor migration (#78325) enabled 100 concurrent file readers by default for source-s3. On large S3 streams, the buffered records from 100 workers exceed the container's 2 Gi memory limit, causing MemoryMonitor to trip at 95% usage or kernel OOM kills (exit 137).
How
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_concurrency_level = 20onSourceS3, down from the CDK default of 100. This attribute is now respected byFileBasedSource.__init__(see companion CDK PR: airbytehq/airbyte-python-cdk#1035) when creating theConcurrentSourcethread pool.Also removed the unused
DEFAULT_CONCURRENCYimport that was previously needed.Review guide
source_s3/v4/source.py—_concurrency_level = 20replacesDEFAULT_CONCURRENCYunit_tests/v4/test_source.py— new test verifying concurrency level is set to 20metadata.yaml/pyproject.toml— version bump 4.15.4 → 4.15.5docs/integrations/sources/s3.md— changelog entryUser Impact
Source-s3 syncs on large S3 streams will no longer OOM. Throughput is reduced from 100x to 20x concurrent readers (vs legacy single-threaded), which still provides significant speedup while staying under the 2 Gi container limit.
Can this PR be safely reverted and rolled back?
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