Adding support for returning back to cache

server/src/uds/REST/methods/actor_v3.py

@@ -670,13 +670,10 @@ class Logout(ActorV3Action):
 
         if userservice.in_use:  # If already logged out, do not add a second logout (windows does this i.e.)
             osmanagers.OSManager.logged_out(userservice, username)
-            if osmanager:
-                if osmanager.is_removable_on_logout(userservice):
-                    logger.debug('Removable on logout: %s', osmanager)
-                    userservice.release()
-            else:
-                userservice.release()
-
+            # If does not have osmanager, or has osmanager and is removable, release it
+            if not osmanager or osmanager.is_removable_on_logout(userservice):
+                UserServiceManager.manager().release_on_logout(userservice)
+    
     def action(self) -> dict[str, typing.Any]:
         is_managed = self._params.get('type') != consts.actor.UNMANAGED
 

server/src/uds/core/managers/userservice.py

@@ -302,24 +302,29 @@ class UserServiceManager(metaclass=singleton.Singleton):
         # Data will be serialized on makeUnique process
         UserServiceOpChecker.make_unique(cache, cache_instance, state)
 
-    def clone_userservice_as_cache(self, user_service: UserService) -> UserService:
+    def forced_move_assigned_to_cache_l1(self, user_service: UserService) -> None:
         """
-        Clones the record of a user service, cleaning up some fields so it's a cache element
-        The uuid will be regenerated, and the pk will be set to None
+        Clones the record of a user serviceself.
+        For this, the original userservice will ve moved to cache, and a new one will be created
+        to mark it as "REMOVED"
         """
         # Load as new variable to avoid modifying original
-        user_service = UserService.objects.get(id=user_service.id)
-        user_service.pk = None
-        user_service.uuid = generate_uuid()
+        user_service_copy = UserService.objects.get(id=user_service.id)
+        user_service_copy.pk = None
+        user_service_copy.uuid = generate_uuid()
+        user_service_copy.in_use = False
+        user_service_copy.state = State.REMOVED
+        user_service_copy.os_state = State.USABLE
+
+        # Save the new element, for reference
+        user_service_copy.save()
+        
+        # Now, move the original to cache, but do it "hard" way, so we do not need to check for state
+        user_service.state = State.USABLE
+        user_service.os_state = State.USABLE
         user_service.user = None
         user_service.cache_level = types.services.CacheLevel.L1
         user_service.in_use = False
-        user_service.state = State.USABLE  # We set it to usable so it can be used directly...
-        user_service.os_state = State.USABLE
-
-        # Save the new cache element
-        user_service.save()
-        return user_service
 
     def get_cache_servicepool_stats(self, servicepool: ServicePool) -> 'types.services.ServicePoolStats':
         """
@@ -484,7 +489,7 @@ class UserServiceManager(metaclass=singleton.Singleton):
             _('Can\'t remove nor cancel {} cause its state don\'t allow it').format(user_service.name)
         )
 
-    def release_on_logout(self, user_service: UserService) -> None:
+    def release_on_logout(self, userservice: UserService) -> None:
         """
         In case of logout, this method will take care of removing the service
         This is so because on logout, may the userservice returns back to cache if ower service
@@ -492,15 +497,19 @@ class UserServiceManager(metaclass=singleton.Singleton):
 
         This method will take care of removing the service if no cache is desired of cache already full (on servicepool)
         """
-        stats = self.get_cache_servicepool_stats(user_service.deployed_service)
+        if userservice.deployed_service.service.get_instance().allows_put_back_to_cache() is False:
+            userservice.release()
+            return
+        
+        stats = self.get_cache_servicepool_stats(userservice.deployed_service)
         # Note that only moves to cache L1
         # Also, we can get values for L2 cache, thats why we check L1 for overflow and needed
         if stats.has_l1_cache_overflow():
-            user_service.release()  # Mark as removable
+            userservice.release()  # Mark as removable
         elif stats.is_l1_cache_growth_required():
             # Move the clone of the user service to cache, and set our as REMOVED
-            _cache = self.clone_userservice_as_cache(user_service)
-            user_service.set_state(State.REMOVED)
+            self.forced_move_assigned_to_cache_l1(userservice)
+            userservice.release(immediate=True)
 
     def get_existing_assignation_for_user(
         self, service_pool: ServicePool, user: User

server/src/uds/core/osmanagers/osmanager.py

@@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ class OSManager(Module):
         This method:
           - Add log in event to stats
           - Sets service in use
-          - Invokes userLoggedIn for user service instance
+          - Invokes user_logged_in for user service instance
         """
         unique_id = userservice.unique_id
         userservice.set_in_use(True)
@@ -308,7 +308,6 @@ class OSManager(Module):
         This method:
           - Add log in event to stats
           - Sets service in use
-          - Invokes userLoggedIn for user service instance
         """
         with userservice.properties as p:
             counter = int(typing.cast(str, p.get('logins_counter', 0))) - 1

server/src/uds/core/services/service.py

@@ -268,6 +268,13 @@ class Service(Module):
         from the stuck cleaner job, for example. By default, this method returns True.
         """
         return True
+    
+    def allows_put_back_to_cache(self) -> bool:
+        """
+        Returns if this service can be put back to cache. This is used to check if a service can be put back to cache
+        when the user logouts instead of being removed. By default, this method returns False.
+        """
+        return False
 
     def unmarshal(self, data: bytes) -> None:
         # In fact, we will not unmarshal anything here, but setup maxDeployed

server/src/uds/models/user_service.py

@@ -532,12 +532,15 @@ class UserService(UUIDModel, properties.PropertiesMixin):
     def is_in_maintenance(self) -> bool:
         return self.deployed_service.is_in_maintenance()
 
-    def release(self) -> None:
+    def release(self, immediate: bool = False) -> None:
         """
         Mark this user deployed service for removal.
         If from_logout is true, maybe the service can return to cache, else, it will be removed
         """
-        self.set_state(State.REMOVABLE)
+        if immediate:
+            self.set_state(State.REMOVED)
+        else:
+            self.set_state(State.REMOVABLE)
 
     def cancel(self) -> None:
         """