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The relay's per-user managed tunnel limit counted only allocations that had an environment link. Links are written only after provisioning, and the check ran as a separate step from reserving the allocation. So N concurrent link requests for N freshly generated environments all passed the check, and each one created a Cloudflare tunnel and DNS record on the shared account. Allocations left pending or abandoned (the client disconnects between provision and link) were never counted either. (Security scan findings https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/46/#75.)

Fix

• ManagedTunnelLimits.ensureCapacity is now withCapacity(input, reserve). It runs the limit lookup, the count and the caller's reservation in one transaction. A transaction-scoped advisory lock (pg_advisory_xact_lock(hashtextextended('managed-tunnel-limit:<userId>', 0))) makes concurrent reservations for the same user wait for each other. The lock is released on commit, so it is safe behind Hyperdrive's transaction pooling. No schema change.

• The count no longer depends on links. Apart from the current environment (left out so relinking at the limit keeps working), an allocation counts when either:

  • it was touched within MANAGED_TUNNEL_PENDING_WINDOW_MINUTES (15). Its provisioning may be in flight, whatever its tunnel or link state. Between reserving and recording the tunnel there are only two Cloudflare calls, each capped at 8 seconds by the API gate, so 15 minutes is far beyond the longest legitimate flow; or
  • it holds a live tunnel (tunnel_id set, not released) for a link that is not revoked or publish-only.

  So an abandoned reservation that never got a tunnel stops counting after 15 minutes, and a few mid-provision disconnects no longer lock a user out. These rows hold no Cloudflare resources. An allocation left behind by a failed deprovision after a revoke or a publish-only relink stops counting once the pending window has passed since its last touch. Revoking again retries that cleanup, and each retry restarts the window; #26320 removes that delay.

• ManagedEndpointAllocations.reserve refreshes updated_at when the row already exists (ON CONFLICT (user_id, environment_id) DO UPDATE). It runs under the per-user lock, so a stale, released or revoked row being provisioned again counts as soon as its reservation commits. Several such environments provisioned at once cannot skip each other in the count. Macroscope flagged the released-row case.

• ManagedEndpointProvider.provision reserves through withCapacity. The Cloudflare calls still run after the transaction commits.

Not changed: the reaper still only scans Cloudflare tunnels, so it does not delete tunnel-less rows. The count ignores them once they are stale, which is enough to keep quota correct. A row abandoned after its tunnel was created counts until legacy cleanup releases it, because its tunnel still exists on our account. The exception is reprovisioning a revoked or publish-only environment that is abandoned before its link is rewritten: that row stops counting after the pending window. The gap predates this PR, and #26320 closes it.

Verification

• ManagedTunnelLimits.test.ts, concurrent case: 5 concurrent reservations against the default limit of 3 lead to 3 reservations and 2 ManagedTunnelLimitExceeded. With the lock removed it fails ("expected length 3 but got 5").
• ManagedTunnelLimits.test.ts, window case: with the clock at 12:00Z, the count includes rows updated after 11:45Z, plus rows that hold a live tunnel for a link that is not revoked.
• Probe against real Postgres 17 (Docker, every relay migration applied, a real PgClient and drizzle effect-postgres, a 50 ms delay inside each reservation):
  • Run 1: 6 concurrent new environments gave 3 reserved and 3 ManagedTunnelLimitExceeded. Relinking an existing environment at the limit returned reserved.
  • Run 2, seeded with two stale tunnel-less rows, one revoked-link row with a tunnel, and a rejected fourth reservation:
    • a new environment was reserved, because none of those rows count;
    • re-provisioning both stale environments concurrently with two new ones reserved exactly 2 (one stale, one new) and rejected 2, ending at 3 live allocations.
  • Run 3, seeded with three released rows and two revoked-link rows that still have tunnels: re-provisioning all five concurrently plus one new environment reserved exactly 3 and rejected 3.
• vp run check:changed passes.

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Takeover

Taken over from @juliusmarminge. The design is unchanged: one transaction holding a per-user pg_advisory_xact_lock, the count, and the reservation. What changed:

• ManagedTunnelLimits builds each ManagedTunnelLimitPersistenceError at its failure point instead of through a constructor-only helper (Macroscope Effect conventions). A BEGIN/COMMIT failure now reports operation: "transaction" instead of "lock-user". Comments trimmed. Merged main twice.
• Tests went from 2 to 1. The "window case" test listed under Verification above asserted on generated SQL text and was deleted. The counting rules are proven by the Postgres 17 transcripts below. The concurrency test now fails for all three ways of undoing the fix: no lock, the check outside the transaction, or reserving after the check.
• One correction to the description above: an allocation can hold a Cloudflare tunnel that was never recorded, when create succeeds and recordTunnel fails. That failure path predates this PR.

After review

• 593fc2ad1c (Macroscope High): the pending window now skips released rows unless the row was reserved again after the release, and skips revoked or publish-only links written at or after the allocation. Before this, deleting an environment at the limit and creating a new one could be refused for up to 15 minutes. Its test asserts on the rendered SQL; #26320 replaces that with a PGlite test that evaluates the count per allocation state.
• Follow-up #26320: an abandoned reprovision of a withdrawn environment counts again, and a failed deprovision no longer restarts the window.

Evidence

Server-only change, so the captures are runtime transcripts. They run the real relay layers on a throwaway Postgres 17 with every relay migration applied, using synthetic data and the same driver and clock on both sides. Provider rows run the real EnvironmentLinker, the recovery HTTP handler and ManagedEndpointProvider, with only the Cloudflare boundary stubbed. The relay tree at head 487841a is identical to 2102cdb. E01 (hostname collision) was dropped: hostname and tunnel name derive from SHA-256(namespace, userId, environmentId), so two rows cannot collide.

What else changed, beyond the title: allocations count instead of links. A tunnel-less reservation stops counting 15 minutes after its last touch. A live tunnel without a link now counts. As of these captures, a row touched within 15 minutes counted even if released, revoked or publish-only. 593fc2ad1c later excluded released rows and withdrawn links from the pending window as well (see After review). Re-reserving refreshes only updated_at. A failure or interruption after reserving rolls the reservation back.

Environment: Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS / Linux 6.1.102 x86_64; Node v26.12.1; Docker 29.1.3; Postgres 17.11, postgres:17@sha256:b8faeff7712663c2773a190181e1246e37e364b887611c04658c28b44e2408fe; PgClient 4.0.5 / Drizzle 1.0.0-rc.5-ab785fc; READ COMMITTED; two pools × 8; T=2026-10-28T12:00:00.000Z, K=11:45:00.000Z. Before f120c51134; after 2102cdbc8d.

Row	Fixture	Before f120c51134	After 2102cdbc8d	Expected
S01	Sequential default limit	4 reserved / 4 rows	3 reserved; Exceeded(3,3) / 3 rows	PASS: 4 → 3 + deny
S02	Recent + active, N/V/R	3/3 denied(1,1)	3/3 denied(1,1)	PASS: deny all
S03	Recent × excluded/absent links, 9 variants	9/9 reserved	9/9 denied(1,1)	PASS: allow → deny all
S04	Old live + active	denied(1,1)	denied(1,1)	PASS: deny
S05	Old live, no link	reserved	denied(1,1)	PASS: allow → deny
S06	Old live revoked/publish-only	2/2 reserved	2/2 reserved	PASS: allow both
S07	Old N/released + active	2/2 denied(1,1)	2/2 reserved	PASS: deny → allow
S08	Old N/released × absent/excluded	6/6 reserved	6/6 reserved	PASS: allow all
S09	cutoff−1ms / cutoff / cutoff+1ms; live at cutoff	allow / allow / allow; live allow	allow / allow / deny; live deny	PASS: strict >; live branch persists
S10	Link without allocation	reserved	reserved	PASS: allow
S11	Other-user / wrong-user-link / wrong-env-link	allow / allow / allow	allow / deny / deny	PASS: correlate user+environment
S12	Self retry at quota / over quota	allow / denied(3,3)	allow / denied(3,3)	PASS: self excluded; no unconditional bypass
S13	Overrides 1 / 5 / 0, other user=9	deny / allow+allow / deny(0,0)	deny / allow+deny(5,5) / deny(0,0)	PASS: pending fifth counts; zero enforced
R01	Four stale states, changed incoming identity, rich metadata	timestamp old; next allowed	only updated_at=T; next denied	PASS: identity and all other columns preserved
C01	Six fresh envs; 50ms; 2 pools; 5 repeats	5/5: 6 reserved, 0 denied, 6 rows	5/5: 3 reserved, 3 denied, 3 rows	PASS: 6 → 3; serialized per user
C02	Six stale revivals; 50ms; 2 pools; 5 repeats	5/5: 6 reserved; 0 refreshed	5/5: 3 reserved, 3 denied; 3 refreshed	PASS: 3 refresh; all PK/metadata preserved
C03	Six same-env retries; 50ms; 5 repeats	5/5: 6 reserved / 1 row	5/5: 6 reserved / 1 row	PASS: all retries allowed; one row
C04	Different users; U held; 50ms; 5 repeats	5/5: W commits while U held	5/5: W commits while U held	PASS: per-user lock; no global blocking
E01	Unique identity collision	dropped: unreachable	dropped: unreachable	provider SHA-256 identities; lead adjustment
E02	Typed failure after insert/refresh + retry	sentinel; new insert persists	sentinel; insert/refresh rolled back	PASS: sentinel preserved; retry succeeds
E03	Interrupt after reserve; second-pool retry	interruption; E0 persists	interruption; E0 rolled back	PASS: interruption preserved; lock released
E04	Restricted role: override SELECT denied	load-limit; restored retry reserved	load-limit; restored retry reserved	PASS: callback skipped; no failed allocation
E05	Restricted role: allocation/link SELECT denied	count-tunnels ×2; retry reserved	count-tunnels ×2; retry reserved	PASS: callback skipped; rollback/lock released
E06	Labelled advisory-lock SqlError injection	no lock path; reserved	lock-user; no callback; retry reserved	PASS: new operation; no real PG lock failure claimed
E07	Labelled BEGIN injection + real deferred COMMIT rejection	no outer boundary; reserved	transaction ×2; callbacks 0/1; no rows; retries reserved	PASS: no early success; not ambiguous transport recovery
E08	Labelled empty RETURNING/fallback result	reserve / resolve-reservation	reserve / resolve-reservation	PASS: defensive branch; no seeded-PG claim
P01	Real ordinary EnvironmentLinker → provider + PG; independent committed-row and user-lock observation at every labelled CF call	Three complete managed links; fourth Exceeded(3,3). First CF sees committed tunnel-less allocation; user lock free.	Same link outcomes; real withCapacity returns after reserve commit and before CF. All CF calls see committed allocation and free user lock.	PASS: expected reservation → commit → CF → link upsert order, stored identity and released transaction lock observed.
P02	Real recovery HTTP handler, credentials, signed proofs and PG; ready/released-ready/wrong-origin/missing-tunnel/over-quota	Ready uses get/getToken only; 3 fallback variants provision fully, HTTP 200. First CF sees old timestamp. Over-quota HTTP 500 internal_error/upstream_unavailable, no reserve execution/CF.	Same calls/results; first CF sees reservation refreshed to T, including ready reuse. Over-quota still rejects before reuse.	PASS: expected self-exclusion at quota, ready reuse, all named fallbacks, refresh-before-I/O and over-quota mapping captured.
P03	Real provider + linker/link HTTP + recovery service/HTTP; over-quota and S01 pending fourth request	Typed Exceeded(3,3); link HTTP 403 environment_link_limit_exceeded(maxTunnels=3); recovery HTTP 500 internal_error/upstream_unavailable; zero reserve executions/CF on quota errors. Pending fourth reserves, then fails CF; 4 rows.	Same typed/HTTP quota mappings and zero reserve executions/CF. Pending fourth instead Exceeded(3,3); no new reserve/CF; 3 rows.	PASS: expected error preservation, real HTTP mappings and pending-reservation quota change. Link handler begins with a synthetic authenticated principal; Clerk authentication itself is outside this capture.
P04	Real restricted-role SELECT failures on override/allocation/link tables; labelled limit-only lock/BEGIN SqlError; actual deferred COMMIT rejection	Three permission errors → check-tunnel-limit with load-limit/count-tunnels causes, requested identity, zero CF/rows; grant-restored retry succeeds. Targeted new lock/transaction injections have no corresponding old capacity path, so provision succeeds.	All 6 failures → check-tunnel-limit; requested hostname/name and cause preserved; zero CF/rows; retries succeed. COMMIT cause SQLSTATE 23514.	PASS: expected persistence mappings, new lock/transaction classification, no I/O before commit and real rollback; no ambiguous network-commit claim.
P05	Real role lacks allocation INSERT while capacity available; grant restoration and retry	reserve-allocation → ManagedEndpointAllocationPersistenceError(reserve,database-request), requested hostname/name, zero CF/rows; retry succeeds.	Same mapping/cause inside real capacity transaction; zero CF/rows; retry succeeds.	PASS: expected reservation failure stays reserve-allocation, no check-tunnel-limit misclassification or external calls.
P06	Optional non-loopback, missing-config and real publish-only linker controls	All 3 controls pass; preconditions skip limits/reserve, publish-only upserts disabled link without provisioning.	Same 3 controls pass.	UNVERIFIED: expected complete optional row also includes derive-environment-hash failure, which was not injected.
P07	Real provider CF failure before recordTunnel / after recordTunnel; no links; limit=1; T, T+15m, T+15m+1ms pinned	ensure-tunnel/configure-tunnel failures leave committed N/V rows. Both allow all quota probes without links.	Both deny while recent; exact +15m and +15m+1ms: tunnel-less allows, recorded live tunnel denies. Rows remain stored.	PASS: expected committed failure leftovers, strict fifteen-minute expiry for tunnel-less rows and persistent counting for recorded live tunnels.

DB driver artifacts: before.txt · after.txt · summary.md · diff.txt · driver.ts · provider-before.log · provider-after.log · what-else-changed.md · verification.json

Provider harness artifacts: before-provider.txt, after-provider.txt, diff-provider.txt, summary-provider.md, provider-harness.ts, verification-provider.json, before-provider.json, after-provider.json, cleanup-provider.txt.

Verification log

• Review round 1 on 2102cdb. Reviewer A (GPT-6.1 Sol, Codex): MERGE. Reviewer B (Opus 5.5, Claude Code): FIX_FIRST on two points:
  • Whether pg_advisory_xact_lock works behind Hyperdrive, since Cloudflare lists "Advisory locks" as unsupported without separating session-level from transaction-level. The lock always runs inside an explicit transaction and the relay's Hyperdrive has caching disabled. Earlier Hyperdrive docs recommended pg_advisory_xact_lock as the transaction-scoped alternative, and community tests in transaction pooling mode show it blocks and releases at COMMIT (cloudflare-docs#34640, cloudflare-docs#34666). No code change.
  • The stale "window case" bullet, corrected under Takeover.
  • Both reviewers ran their own Postgres 17 probes, and both agree with the transcripts.
• Not added: a real-Postgres predicate test, because the relay has no Postgres in CI and the transcripts cover the rules.
• Proof audit: pass 1 derived the 33-row matrix (matrix.md). Pass 2 accepted every S, R, C and E row and independently reproduced C01 (5/5: 3 reserved, 3 denied, 3 rows). Its rejected provider rows were recaptured with the real-provider harness above, and a re-check found them SUFFICIENT (23/23 variants replayed independently on each side).
• Tests: ManagedTunnelLimits.test.ts 1, ManagedEndpointProvider.test.ts 31, ManagedEndpointAllocations.test.ts 1, all pass. vp run check:changed passes on 487841a.
• Unverified: the lock through a deployed Hyperdrive and live Cloudflare provisioning (no Cloudflare account on the verification VM); Clerk authentication in front of the link handler (synthetic principal); the optional P06 digest-failure control.
• Model: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, tests, implementation, reviewer B) and GPT-6.1 Sol (reviewer A, proof audit, captures), via T3 Code.

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Approvability

Verdict: Approved at 593fc2a

Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — The change makes tunnel-capacity checks and reservations atomic per user while preserving the three-tunnel default. The supplied quota-enforcement findings remain subject to the separate correctness blocking gate.

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Managed tunnel capacity checks and reservations now run in one per-user transaction. Allocation upserts refresh reservation timestamps. Endpoint provisioning uses the guarded operation and maps tunnel-limit persistence errors to a provisioning failure.

Changes: Managed tunnel capacity

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Allocation reservation refresh infra/relay/src/environments/ManagedEndpointAllocations.ts	Conflicting allocation upserts refresh updatedAt and return the updated row. The follow-up query for an existing allocation is removed.
Transactional capacity guard infra/relay/src/environments/ManagedTunnelLimits.ts, infra/relay/src/environments/ManagedTunnelLimits.test.ts	withCapacity acquires a per-user advisory transaction lock, counts qualifying allocations, and runs the reservation effect when capacity remains. The tests cover concurrent reservations and allocation-count conditions.
Provisioning integration infra/relay/src/environments/ManagedEndpointProvider.ts, infra/relay/src/environments/ManagedEndpointProvider.test.ts	Endpoint provisioning passes its reservation to withCapacity. Tunnel-limit persistence errors map to a provisioning failure at check-tunnel-limit. The test double runs the supplied effect when no error is configured.

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Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ManagedEndpointProvider
  participant ManagedTunnelLimits
  participant PostgreSQL
  ManagedEndpointProvider->>ManagedTunnelLimits: withCapacity(userId, environmentId, reserve)
  ManagedTunnelLimits->>PostgreSQL: acquire per-user advisory transaction lock
  ManagedTunnelLimits->>PostgreSQL: count qualifying allocations
  alt capacity remains
    ManagedTunnelLimits->>ManagedEndpointProvider: run reserve effect
  else limit reached
    ManagedTunnelLimits-->>ManagedEndpointProvider: ManagedTunnelLimitExceeded
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• pingdotgg/t3code#25931: Adds plan-based tunnel limits to the prior ensureCapacity path, which this change replaces with withCapacity.

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The capacity change can proceed with owner awareness, but the release and withdrawal counting rules need a behavioral regression test.

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infra/relay/src/environments/ManagedTunnelLimits.test.ts: 1

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Cover both sides of the pending window.

The fake database always returns reserved.length, so this test checks lock serialization only. It does not model updatedAt or tunnel-less allocation rows. A predicate that counts stale rows or omits recent rows could pass.

Add a focused test with recent and stale tunnel-less allocations. Assert that only the recent allocation consumes capacity.

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Add a focused test alongside the existing `ManagedTunnelLimits` tests that
models tunnel-less allocation rows with both recent and stale `updatedAt`
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infra/relay/src/environments/ManagedTunnelLimits.test.ts: 1

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Test asserts SQL text, not counting behavior.

The test name says pending reservations stop counting once released or withdrawn. The test never evaluates that rule. makeFakeDb returns reserved.length for any where condition. The test only checks that two SQL fragments exist in the rendered condition.

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Update the “pending reservations stop counting once released or withdrawn” test
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