// Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. #ifndef EXTENSIONS_RENDERER_EXTENSION_THROTTLE_ENTRY_H_ #define EXTENSIONS_RENDERER_EXTENSION_THROTTLE_ENTRY_H_ #include #include #include "base/containers/queue.h" #include "base/macros.h" #include "base/time/time.h" #include "net/base/backoff_entry.h" namespace extensions { // ExtensionThrottleEntry represents an entry of ExtensionThrottleManager. // It analyzes requests of a specific URL over some period of time, in order to // deduce the back-off time for every request. // The back-off algorithm consists of two parts. Firstly, exponential back-off // is used when receiving 5XX server errors or malformed response bodies. // The exponential back-off rule is enforced by URLRequestHttpJob. Any // request sent during the back-off period will be cancelled. // Secondly, a sliding window is used to count recent requests to a given // destination and provide guidance (to the application level only) on whether // too many requests have been sent and when a good time to send the next one // would be. This is never used to deny requests at the network level. class ExtensionThrottleEntry { public: // Sliding window period. static const int kDefaultSlidingWindowPeriodMs; // Maximum number of requests allowed in sliding window period. static const int kDefaultMaxSendThreshold; // Number of initial errors to ignore before starting exponential back-off. static const int kDefaultNumErrorsToIgnore; // Initial delay for exponential back-off. static const int kDefaultInitialDelayMs; // Factor by which the waiting time will be multiplied. static const double kDefaultMultiplyFactor; // Fuzzing percentage. ex: 10% will spread requests randomly // between 90%-100% of the calculated time. static const double kDefaultJitterFactor; // Maximum amount of time we are willing to delay our request. static const int kDefaultMaximumBackoffMs; // Time after which the entry is considered outdated. static const int kDefaultEntryLifetimeMs; // |url_id| is a unique entry ID. explicit ExtensionThrottleEntry(const std::string& url_id); // The life span of instances created with this constructor is set to // infinite, and the number of initial errors to ignore is set to 0. // It is only used by unit tests. ExtensionThrottleEntry(const std::string& url_id, const net::BackoffEntry::Policy* backoff_policy); virtual ~ExtensionThrottleEntry(); // Used by the manager, returns true if the entry needs to be garbage // collected. bool IsEntryOutdated() const; // Causes this entry to never reject requests due to back-off. void DisableBackoffThrottling(); // Returns true when we have encountered server errors and are doing // exponential back-off. bool ShouldRejectRequest() const; // Calculates a recommended sending time for the next request and reserves it. // The sending time is not earlier than the current exponential back-off // release time or |earliest_time|. Moreover, the previous results of // the method are taken into account, in order to make sure they are spread // properly over time. // Returns the recommended delay before sending the next request, in // milliseconds. The return value is always positive or 0. // Although it is not mandatory, respecting the value returned by this method // is helpful to avoid traffic overload. int64_t ReserveSendingTimeForNextRequest( const base::TimeTicks& earliest_time); // Returns the time after which requests are allowed. base::TimeTicks GetExponentialBackoffReleaseTime() const; // This method needs to be called each time a response is received. void UpdateWithResponse(int status_code); // Lets higher-level modules, that know how to parse particular response // bodies, notify of receiving malformed content for the given URL. This will // be handled by the throttler as if an HTTP 503 response had been received to // the request, i.e. it will count as a failure, unless the HTTP response code // indicated is already one of those that will be counted as an error. void ReceivedContentWasMalformed(int response_code); // Get the URL ID associated with this entry. Should only be used for // debugging purpose. const std::string& GetURLIdForDebugging() const; protected: void Initialize(); // Returns true if the given response code is considered a success for // throttling purposes. bool IsConsideredSuccess(int response_code); // Equivalent to TimeTicks::Now(), virtual to be mockable for testing purpose. virtual base::TimeTicks ImplGetTimeNow() const; // Retrieves the back-off entry object we're using. Used to enable a // unit testing seam for dependency injection in tests. virtual const net::BackoffEntry* GetBackoffEntry() const; virtual net::BackoffEntry* GetBackoffEntry(); // Used by tests. base::TimeTicks sliding_window_release_time() const { return sliding_window_release_time_; } // Used by tests. void set_sliding_window_release_time(const base::TimeTicks& release_time) { sliding_window_release_time_ = release_time; } // Valid and immutable after construction time. net::BackoffEntry::Policy backoff_policy_; private: // Timestamp calculated by the sliding window algorithm for when we advise // clients the next request should be made, at the earliest. Advisory only, // not used to deny requests. base::TimeTicks sliding_window_release_time_; // A list of the recent send events. We use them to decide whether there are // too many requests sent in sliding window. base::queue send_log_; const base::TimeDelta sliding_window_period_; const int max_send_threshold_; // True if DisableBackoffThrottling() has been called on this object. bool is_backoff_disabled_; // Access it through GetBackoffEntry() to allow a unit test seam. net::BackoffEntry backoff_entry_; // Canonicalized URL string that this entry is for; used for logging only. const std::string url_id_; DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(ExtensionThrottleEntry); }; } // namespace extensions #endif // EXTENSIONS_RENDERER_EXTENSION_THROTTLE_ENTRY_H_