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fix(evm): halve stream webhook validations and jitter init retries - #1287
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 1 review per rolling hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMoralis stream initialization removes an existing stream with the configured tag before creating a replacement. Initialization and update retries use randomized delays between half and one-and-a-half times the configured interval. ChangesMoralis stream handling
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The retry changes reduce startup contention, but stream replacement still deletes the active stream before confirming the replacement was created, so a failed request can interrupt webhook delivery. Merge should wait for this ordering issue to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Poem
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In `@node/coinstacks/common/api/src/evm/moralisService.ts`:
- Around line 141-146: Update the stream replacement flow around the existing
lookup and Moralis.Streams.delete call so the active stream remains available
until the replacement has succeeded. Prefer Moralis.Streams.update for an
existing EVM stream; otherwise create the replacement first and delete the old
stream only after successful creation, while preserving the existing tag
matching behavior.
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Creating a stream makes moralis validate the webhook url, and that limit is shared across every coinstack on the account, so deploying the evm services together rate limited them all on startup. initializeStream created a stream twice, once to find the existing one and once to replace it, doubling the validations it spent. Look the existing stream up with getAll instead, which spends a request that is not a validation, and jitter the retry backoff so services deployed together desynchronize rather than colliding on every round. Back off from a failed initialize as well, the constructor path never reaches updateStream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #1286.
Problem
Deploying the EVM services together rate limited them all on startup:
This is a different limit from the one #1286 addressed. Creating a stream makes Moralis validate the
webhookUrl, and that limit is shared across every coinstack on the account — so N services booting at once contend with each other.Two things made it worse:
initializeStreamcalledMoralis.Streams.addtwice — once to get the existing stream, once to recreate it after the delete. Each creation spends a validation, so fix(evm): stop moralis stream address sync from exhausting rate limits #1286 doubled the cost per boot.Changes
getAllinstead of creating it.getAllis a plain request, not a validation, so a boot now spends one validation instead of two. One page covers the handful of streams on the account, so there's no pagination loop.interval/2 + random × interval, so ~30–90s) so services deployed together desynchronize within a round or two.initializeStreamtoo. The constructor path never reachesupdateStream's catch, so a failed boot previously retried 5s later with no delay.Notes
Recovery already worked before this —
streamIdstays unset,updateStreamretries init at the top of its try, and it converges. This makes it converge quickly and quietly instead of via a thundering herd.The address-add rate limit is untouched. This log is specific to webhook validation; there's no evidence yet that the 5-per-5-minutes address limit is also account-wide. If it is, it would show up as
rateLimited: trueonfailed to update streamand the add interval would need scaling by the number of live coinstacks.Testing
Typechecks clean. Not exercised against the live API — the deploy is the test, and the signal to watch is whether
failed to initialize streamclears within a couple of retry rounds.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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