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We currently use -fwrapv
to treat signed overflow as well-defined but it would make much more sense to use UBSan's -fsanitize=integer
or its subsets to cover our use cases. In addition, this covers unsigned overflow which is well-defined but we would still want to want it to be flagged in the codebase. The performance impact would have to be evaluated but this could be very viable.
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Currently all commands use instance name to perform operations. This makes operations on multiple instances difficult and requires individual commands/action on each instance. For example: if I have 3 VMs for apps, 2 vms for db, and I want to run a command on just db nodes, I would have to run two commands. Or If I have to reboot app servers, thats 3 commands.