[affonsov]

Summary

Adds Windows CI support for the Node.js client using an EC2-orchestrated approach. A cheap Linux CodeBuild container acts as the orchestrator: it launches a Linux EC2 (Valkey server) and a Windows EC2 (build + test), copies cluster_manager.py to the Linux EC2 via SSM, and polls S3 for the test result. All actual building and testing happens on the EC2 instances. The Windows EC2 clones the repo, builds the Node.js native module with MSVC, runs the Jest integration test suite against the remote Valkey cluster, and uploads the test report to S3.

Issue link

This Pull Request is linked to issue: N/A — new feature

Features / Behaviour Changes

• New test-windows job in node.yml triggers the GlideNodeWindows CodeBuild project and downloads the HTML test report as a GitHub artifact. The job is gated by environment: AWS_ACTIONS (manual approval required).
• New utils/ec2_orchestrator.py — orchestrates the Linux + Windows EC2 pair lifecycle, including SSM setup, S3 polling, and termination.
• New .github/buildspec/node-windows-ec2.yml — minimal CodeBuild buildspec that invokes the orchestrator.
• utils/cluster_manager.py gains --remote / --remote-ip / --remote-region flags so createCluster / closeCluster calls on Windows transparently forward to the Linux EC2 via SSM.
• utils/TestUtils.ts gains appendRemoteArgs() which transparently injects the remote flags into all cluster_manager.py invocations when C:\glide-remote.json is present.
• Windows native module build added to npm-cd.yml (no cross-compilation needed; direct MSVC build).
• node/rust-client/package.json removes $npm_config_build_flags (incompatible with Windows cmd.exe).

Implementation

Architecture:

GitHub Actions (ubuntu-latest)
  └─► CodeBuild (Linux, BUILD_GENERAL1_SMALL)
        └─► ec2_orchestrator.py
              ├─► Linux EC2 (t3.small) — receives SSM commands, runs valkey-server
              └─► Windows EC2 (c5.2xlarge) — builds Node client, runs Jest tests
                    └─► cluster_manager.py --remote → SSM → Linux EC2

Key implementation details:

• cluster_manager.py is gzip+base64 encoded and transferred to the Linux EC2 via a single SSM AWS-RunShellScript call during setup, avoiding any S3 staging.
• The Windows EC2 reads C:\glide-remote.json (written by user-data) to discover the Linux EC2's instance ID and private IP, then uses those in all cluster_manager.py --remote calls.
• Test report and build status are uploaded to S3; the orchestrator polls status.json (max 90 min) and downloads test-report.html for the GitHub artifact.
• Timing tolerances in several tests are loosened by 500ms to absorb Windows clock jitter (15.6ms timer resolution) and network round-trip variance on EC2.
• cluster.ports().map(port => ({ host: 'localhost', port })) replaced with cluster.getAddresses().map(([host, port]) => ({ host, port })) throughout PubSub tests to support remote (non-localhost) Valkey nodes.

Security hardening applied:

• IMDSv2 (HttpTokens: required) enforced on both EC2 launches.
• All values interpolated into the PowerShell user-data script validated against strict regex patterns before interpolation.
• --remote-ip, --cluster-folder, and --prefix validated in cluster_manager.py before embedding in SSM shell commands (which execute as root).
• COMMIT_SHA is required and must be a 40-char hex string.
• Sensitive temp files (C:\glide-remote.json, C:\warmup_ssm.py) deleted in the PowerShell finally block before S3 upload.
• IAM roles scoped with tag conditions (Project: glide-ci) — Windows EC2 can only send SSM commands to instances tagged glide-ci.
• boto3 pinned to 1.35.36 in Windows user-data.

Limitations

• Windows tests do not run on every PR — the test-windows job requires manual approval via the AWS_ACTIONS environment and is triggered on full-matrix runs or scheduled builds.
• TLS tests (TlsTest, MutualTLS) are excluded from the Windows run (no certificate infrastructure on the Windows AMI).
• ServerModules tests excluded (module loading not available in the EC2 setup).
• The approach requires pre-provisioned AMIs (Linux with Valkey, Windows with Node/Rust/MSVC/protoc). AMI creation guides are referenced in the buildspec header comments.

Testing

• Full Jest integration test suite run on Windows EC2 against a remote Valkey cluster (standalone + cluster mode) via the EC2 orchestrator.
• Linux + Windows EC2 pair spun up and torn down end-to-end multiple times during development.
• All IAM policy changes validated by running the full orchestrator flow.
• TypeScript type-check passes (pre-existing unrelated errors excluded).
• ESLint and Prettier clean on all changed files.

Checklist

• Commit message has a detailed description of what changed and why.
• Tests are added or updated.
• CHANGELOG.md updated.
• Linters have been run (make node-lint) and Prettier has been run (make prettier-fix).
• Destination branch is correct — main.
• This Pull Request is related to one issue.

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DCO is failing for commit 0e60108070b8f849930afd6894e75b796a28e767 because its commit message has no Signed-off-by line. Please add the sign-off and update the branch.

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The DCO check is currently blocking this PR; I posted the failing commit separately. I also found one workflow-scope issue in the new Windows job.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

Windows support now includes EC2-backed CodeBuild testing, Windows native-module packaging, remote cluster execution, and cross-platform Node.js test updates. CI workflows retrieve Windows reports and handle Windows-specific build, release, TLS, networking, and timeout behavior.

Changes

Windows Node.js CI

Layer / File(s)	Summary
EC2 orchestration and remote cluster execution .github/buildspec/*, utils/*	Adds EC2 provisioning, SSM execution, remote cluster options, Windows build orchestration, and result exchange.
Windows CI and release workflow wiring .github/workflows/*, .github/json_matrices/*, node/rust-client/package.json, .gitignore, CHANGELOG.md	Adds CodeBuild monitoring, report retrieval, Windows native-module builds, package suffix handling, report ignores, and changelog updates.
Cross-platform test harness and TLS setup node/jest.config.ts, node/tests/setup.ts, node/tests/TestUtilities.ts, node/tests/TlsTest.test.ts, node/tests/OpenTelemetry.test.ts, node/tests/SharedTests.ts, node/tests/AuthTest.test.ts, node/tests/Compression.test.ts, node/tests/NodeDiscoveryMode.test.ts	Adds CI retries, test credentials, external TLS endpoints, platform-independent paths, longer timeouts, socket draining, and adjusted timing assertions.
Integration test connectivity and timing node/tests/NapiClient.test.ts, node/tests/GlideClient.test.ts, node/tests/GlideClusterClient.test.ts, node/tests/PubSub.test.ts	Updates integration tests to use resolved addresses, explicit connection timeouts, safer cleanup, and remote-cluster-compatible behavior.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant GitHubActions
  participant CodeBuild
  participant Ec2Orchestrator
  participant WindowsEC2
  participant S3
  GitHubActions->>CodeBuild: Start GlideNodeWindows
  CodeBuild->>Ec2Orchestrator: Run ec2_orchestrator.py
  Ec2Orchestrator->>WindowsEC2: Provision and run Windows tests
  WindowsEC2->>S3: Publish test report
  GitHubActions->>S3: Download and upload report artifact

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Suggested reviewers: avifenesh, jamesx-improving

Priority: ➖ Normal

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 840ca

Windows CI can complete without publishing its test report, reducing visibility into failures, while credential setup and expiration assertions remain unreliable. Resolve these issues before merge.

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1

❌ Failed checks (1 warning)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 71.43% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 21 functions across 15 files. (4 skipped:…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (4 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the main change: adding EC2-orchestrated Windows CI for the Node.js client.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description includes the required summary, issue status, behavior changes, implementation, limitations, testing, and checklist sections. It is detailed and aligned with the pull request changes, a…
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Docstring coverage is 71.43% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 21 functions across 15 files. (4 skipped: 3 unsupported, 1 too large.)

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Actionable comments posted: 15

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.github/workflows/npm-cd.yml (1)

261-261: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Remove the unused $npm_config_build_flags arguments. The workflow and npm configuration do not set this variable, so it expands to empty and does not affect either napi build command.

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In @.github/workflows/npm-cd.yml at line 261, Remove the unused
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including the command using --js-package-name `@valkey/valkey-glide`, while
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Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/node.yml:
- Around line 488-503: Separate report retrieval from the CodeBuild polling
shell step so it executes independently with an always-run condition, including
after polling failures or timeouts. In the new report-download step, reuse
CODEBUILD_BUILD_ID and preserve the existing report retrieval behavior so the
subsequent upload can publish reports from failed runs.

In @.github/workflows/npm-cd.yml:
- Around line 531-532: Update the Windows branch in the test-published-release
setup to exit the step successfully after printing its skip message, preventing
server verification and node tests from running without Valkey or Redis.
Alternatively, exclude the Windows matrix entry from this job and ensure the Run
utils/node Tests step is skipped for Windows via its condition.

In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 29: Update the changelog entry’s pull request reference so both the
displayed link text and URL use `#7026`, preserving the existing entry wording and
formatting.

In `@node/tests/GlideClient.test.ts`:
- Around line 2454-2455: Update the IPv6 test’s endpoint selection near the
cluster client setup to use a configured IPv6 address rather than the generic
first result from cluster.getAddresses(). If no IPv6 endpoint is available in
the environment, explicitly skip the test; keep the test bound to IPv6 so it
remains capable of detecting IPv6 regressions.

In `@node/tests/GlideClusterClient.test.ts`:
- Around line 3872-3873: Update the IPv6 test setup around
cluster.getAddresses() to select an endpoint explicitly identified as IPv6
rather than using the first cluster address. Resolve an IPv6 address and skip
the test when none is available, while preserving the existing host and port
assignment for the selected endpoint.

In `@node/tests/PubSub.test.ts`:
- Around line 6371-6375: Update getServerVersion to accept and forward a
readOnly parameter, then pass true from this recovery test so version discovery
honors read-only mode while preserving the existing clusterMode and tlsConfig
arguments.

In `@node/tests/setup.ts`:
- Line 11: Move the jest.retryTimes call from beforeAll to module scope in the
existing process.env.CI condition, preserving the current retry count and
logErrorsBeforeRetry option so CI retries apply reliably.
- Around line 16-21: Remove unconditional AWS credential injection from the
shared Jest setup. In the setup initialization, gate mock credentials behind an
explicit opt-in, assign access key and secret key together, and only assign
AWS_SESSION_TOKEN when the complete temporary credential set is intentionally
enabled, preserving IAM tests’ missing-credential guards and the default
credential chain.

In `@node/tests/SharedTests.ts`:
- Line 3041: Update the HPEXPIRETIME assertion near futureTimestamp to require
the returned timestamp to be bounded by futureTimestamp directly, removing the
+500 allowance while preserving the existing expiration validation.
- Line 7786: Update the pttl assertion in the expire test to keep the relative
EXPIRE upper bound at 10,000 ms, preserving any lower-bound tolerance needed for
timing variance. Do not apply the absolute-expiration clock-skew tolerance to
the client.expire/client.pttl path.

In `@node/tests/TlsTest.test.ts`:
- Around line 40-45: Update both initFromExistingCluster branches to pass a
wrapper callback that invokes getServerVersion with addresses, clusterMode, and
TLS_OPTIONS, ensuring external-cluster version discovery receives the configured
TLS settings.

In `@utils/cluster_manager.py`:
- Around line 1151-1165: The EC2 launch call in provision_ec2 must enforce
IMDSv2 and preserve the required project tag. Add MetadataOptions with
HttpTokens set to required, HttpPutResponseHopLimit set to 1, and HttpEndpoint
set to enabled, and add a Project tag with value glide-ci alongside the existing
instance tags.
- Line 1167: Update the instance-launch flow to read InstanceId from the
run_instances response, wait for the instance_running waiter, then call
describe_instances and obtain PrivateIpAddress from the refreshed instance data.
Apply this change around the launch method while preserving the existing
launch_linux_ec2 sequence as the reference behavior.
- Around line 1673-1686: Update the remote stop command construction near
stop_server() to forward the configured --tls and --auth options when they are
set, so secure clusters can be shut down. Add shell-safe quoting for the
authentication value, while preserving the existing command assembly and
behavior when either option is unset.

In `@utils/ec2_orchestrator.py`:
- Around line 229-230: Update the checkout flow around the git fetch and git
checkout commands to explicitly detect non-zero exit codes and fail before build
or test steps; ensure checkout success is verified so the script cannot continue
with the default-branch HEAD or report success when the requested commit was not
obtained.

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In @.github/workflows/npm-cd.yml:
- Line 261: Remove the unused $npm_config_build_flags argument from the napi
build commands in the workflow, including the command using --js-package-name
`@valkey/valkey-glide`, while leaving the existing build options unchanged.

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• node/tests/NapiClient.test.ts
• node/tests/NodeDiscoveryMode.test.ts
• node/tests/OpenTelemetry.test.ts
• node/tests/PubSub.test.ts
• node/tests/SharedTests.ts
• node/tests/TestUtilities.ts
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[jeremyprime]

Regarding the ARM lock error (E: Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock. It is held by process 3278351 (apt-get)), would it work to add a wait to the apt update/install in install-shared-dependencies and install-zig for a couple minutes if in use? Assuming it is because some other process is always trying to perform an apt call when the CD starts.

sudo apt-get update -y -o DPkg::Lock::Timeout=120
sudo apt-get install -y -o DPkg::Lock::Timeout=120 git gcc pkg-config openssl libssl-dev

sudo apt-get install -y -o DPkg::Lock::Timeout=120 python3-pip

Nevermind, I see the new PR to do this now.