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Aptos-core strives towards being the safest and most scalable layer one blockchain solution. Today, this powers the Aptos Devnet, tomorrow Mainnet in order to create universal and fair access to decentralized assets for billions of people.

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Aptos Core is licensed as Apache 2.0.

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  • [forge] Add a test for validation set changes

    [forge] Add a test for validation set changes

    Description

    • Add a test where 1/3 validators leave the validator set and then rejoin. More complex tests can be added in separate PRs.
    • Add a feature to make test framework add_move_file function compilation conditional due to some move dependencies issues when introducing CliTestFramework to forge. https://aptos-org.slack.com/archives/C036SHTFHGR/p1663364319592519

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    opened by zcchahaha 109
  • Increasing haproxy resources

    Increasing haproxy resources

    Description

    Re-Enabling haproxy and adding more CPU+Mem to haproxy nodes.

    Test Plan

    • Join AIT3 with haproxy node
    • run 100 validator forge with haproxy
    • manual testing with /testsuite/ddos/ tools.

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    opened by Markuze 77
  • [quorum store] payload_manager

    [quorum store] payload_manager

    Description

    This is the first PR in the process of landing quorum store. The purpose is to prepare for on-chain enabling. This PR introduces PayloadManager, which is shared among consensus, execution, quorum store, and epoch manager. PayloadManager is created every epoch by EpochManager. Execution uses PayloadManager to read data from quorum store. Consensus uses PayloadManager to pre-fetch the data once a block is added to the tree.

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    opened by sasha8 76
  • [Storage] Fine grained account storage

    [Storage] Fine grained account storage

    Motivation

    This PR implements fine-grained storage for account state - instead of storing an account as a blob under one single key in the storage layer, we break it down into multiple resources, and each resource is stored as a blob with an access path as the key. The obvious advantage of this model is that, when accessing a resource from an account, we don't have access entire account - which can be expensive if the account is large. This will make accessing individual resources under an account cheaper in terms of gas cost. This model also allows Smart contract writes to organize the data to minimize the gas cost - they can choose to group items together under same resource which they expect to be used together - this will minimize the number of IO operations we need to perform during the txn execution.

    Few more TODOs that I plan to address in subsequent PRs (as the scope of this change is already pretty big)

    • [x] Unify functions under AccountState and `AccountStateView and remove duplicates.
    • [x] Get rid of AccountStateBlob and related APIs.

    (Write your motivation for proposed changes here.)

    Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on pull requests?

    (You must have submitted a signed CLA that includes your GitHub handle prior to us accepting and landing your work. Write your answer here.)

    Test Plan

    Existing Unit tests and added new tests.

    Related PRs

    opened by sitalkedia 69
  • [forge] Add state sync catching up stress tests

    [forge] Add state sync catching up stress tests

    Description

    Adds two tests, where we send constant TPS, and have nodes get stale, and see that they catchup.

    (will separately send a PR to add a check that they participate in the consensus)

    • test 1 - cut network on a node for some period of time
    • test 2 - make subset of nodes execute blocks slower (by adding sleep in aptos_vm block metadata processing)

    Test Plan

    run both on forge to confirm they pass

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    opened by igor-aptos 59
  • [forge][try2] Adding latency check for high-gas fee transactions to graceful_overload test

    [forge][try2] Adding latency check for high-gas fee transactions to graceful_overload test

    Simplified #4480 per @sitalkedia's suggestion

    Test Plan:

    Actual graceful_overload test run:

    :white_check_mark: Forge suite land_blocking success on 1edb3b0eb054e1c0c2c5d2c996e8d67ea60bbcea

    two traffics test : 1000 TPS, 126 ms latency, 24100 ms p99 latency,no expired txns
Test Ok

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    opened by igor-aptos 52
  • [mempool] reduce default capacity per user

    [mempool] reduce default capacity per user

    Description

    Reduce the default capacity per user: 100 -> 20. This should make it less likely that some users take over mempool capacity.

    Test Plan

    Ran land_blocking and load_vs_perf_benchmark with good results. Will let CICD run the continuous tests.

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    opened by bchocho 50
  • [Executor] Unify views used for block execution

    [Executor] Unify views used for block execution

    This makes the interface difference between sequential and parallel execution an implementation detail of block executor. It's better to be an implementation detail, for example tomorrow we could delete sequential execution altogether and run parallel with 1 thread (thought experiment, I'm not proposing we do this), and outside world would not need to care.

    Other benefits: (0) Ability to access storage values from block_executor - before this was only possible in the wrapper, that would find data by combining view from the block with data from storage (depending on statekey). Having access to storage values is important e.g. to resolve aggregator deltas more efficiently, and to not expose delta_resolver to the wrapper - but this is coming next as a separate PR (see https://github.com/aptos-labs/aptos-core/commit/b423013ebba88a6362add5aa0a6077fe01edcb41) (1) no more ugly leaky interfaces like execute_mvhashmap_view and execute_btreemap view (2) delete unused StateViewCache only used in tests as a move resolver, instead resolve directly (3) delete VersionedView from the wrapper, instead provide wrapping view implementations at one place inside block_executor (view.rs)

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    opened by gelash 49
  • [Storage] Introduce support for namespace in state store

    [Storage] Introduce support for namespace in state store

    Motivation

    First PR for introducing fine-grained state storage support. This diff introduces a concept of namespace in the state store - with only account blob based namespace support to start with. The key to the state store for a namespace object can be namespace_+ rawkey. This way we can support different namespace objects within the same state store with the guarantee that there will not be any key collision. In order to support this, all account related concept has been moved out of the storage layer and instead the storage layer majorly understands the concept of StateStoreKey and StateStoreValue, which are arbitrary byte arrays. Please note that this is a major format change on the storage side and is not backward compatible - we need to wipe out the previous data from dev-net before rolling this out.

    The diff touches many files because of the extensive API change, however, important changes to be reviewed at

    types/src/state_store/state_store_key.rs types/src/state_store/state_store_value.rs storage/storage-interface/src/state_view.rs storage/aptosdb/src/state_store/mod.rs execution/executor/src/components/apply_chunk_output.rs

    Test Plan

    Modified existing UTs for new API interface.

    opened by sitalkedia 47
  • Adding configurabele TCP buffers and minor hafixes

    Adding configurabele TCP buffers and minor hafixes

    • [Network] set socket RX/TX Buffers

    Adding configurable TCP buffers for inbound and outbound TCP connections. This change will improve networking performance, especially for long RTT connections.

    Description

    Test Plan

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    opened by Markuze 45
  • [mempool] bucketed broadcast

    [mempool] bucketed broadcast

    Description

    Instead of a single timeline for broadcast, divide the timeline into buckets of ranking_score (gas) ranges. This allows gas prioritization even when broadcast is saturated.

    Test Plan

    Add unit tests. Confirm high pri transactions run well in "graceful overload" test.

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    opened by bchocho 43
  • [block-executor] Fix missing lifetime

    [block-executor] Fix missing lifetime

    Description

    This fails to build on Windows (but not on Mac) for some reason, unsure why it's skipped elsewhere.

    Test Plan

    cargo build now passes on windows instead of failing

    The error prior to fixing it:

    error[E0106]: missing lifetime specifier
   --> aptos-move\block-executor\src\view.rs:175:20
    |
172 |         base_view: &'a S,
    |                    -----
173 |         map: &'a BTreeMap<T::Key, T::Value>,
    |              ------------------------------
174 |         txn_idx: TxnIndex,
175 |     ) -> LatestView<T, S> {
    |                    ^ expected named lifetime parameter
    |
    = help: this function's return type contains a borrowed value with an elided lifetime, but the lifetime cannot be derived from the arguments
help: consider using the `'a` lifetime
    |
175 |     ) -> LatestView<'a, T, S> {
    |                     +++
    opened by gregnazario 0
  • [framework] fix breakage in compile-time compatability

    [framework] fix breakage in compile-time compatability

    we have historically not restricted references in entry functions and it can make a lot of sense to actually have public entry which may take a reference from another space within move

    this returns back to the more permissive state

    note: there are examples on mainnet, where this would require the authors to build with an older compiler.

    Description

    Test Plan

    opened by davidiw 3
  • [Aptos Framework][Vesting] Pay out the accumulated rewards relatively to vesting's remaining grant instead of staking contract's principal

    [Aptos Framework][Vesting] Pay out the accumulated rewards relatively to vesting's remaining grant instead of staking contract's principal

    Description

    This is a bug in the outstanding rewards calculation of the vesting contract. Every time staking_contract::request_commission is called, it updates the principal to the total active stake - commission paid out. Since the vesting contract relies on this staking contract's principal to calculate accumulated rewards (to be sent out to shareholders), request_commission, when call before vesting::unlock_rewards, effectively locks up this accumulated rewards for the vesting contract's entire vesting schedule.

    The correct accumulated rewards calculation for vesting::unlock_rewards should use the vesting contract's remaining grant as the base to get the actual amount of accumulated rewards so far.

    Test Plan

    A newly added unit test that succeeds with the fix but fails otherwise.

    opened by movekevin 2
  • [rosetta] Allow commission percentage to be adjustable

    [rosetta] Allow commission percentage to be adjustable

    Description

    Commission percentage was hardcoded to 0, this lets it be variable.

    Test Plan

    E2E test covers this, it's optional, so it won't do anything if not provided.

    opened by gregnazario 0
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