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perf(redis): send the key-registry SADD+EXPIRE in the same pipeline as the SET (LAB-7115) - #660
A tracked decorated write on PerRequestRedisBackend sent its SET, waited for the reply, then sent a second pipeline with the key-registry SADD + EXPIRE. It now sends all three in one non-transactional pipeline: one Redis round trip per tracked write instead of two, and on the async miss paths one asyncio.to_thread hop instead of two.
Covered call sites: the sync miss, both async misses (with and without the distributed lock) and the write-behind writer. The SWR revalidation sites keep the separate call: no backend that reaches them tracks keys.
How
PerRequestRedisBackend._set_tracked (private) chains SET (no EX when ttl is None or ≤ 0, as set does), SADD and EXPIRE on one pipeline(transaction=False) and runs execute(raise_on_error=False). Whether the value was stored depends on the SET reply alone. A SET error reply or a failure of the whole pipeline raises a classified BackendError, as set does. A SADD/EXPIRE error is returned, not raised.
track_key and _set_tracked queue the registry commands through one helper, _registry_add, so a change to the registry's commands is made in one place.
StandardCacheHandler.set_tracked / set_tracked_async return None when the backend class has no _set_tracked (the same pattern as set_streaming), and the caller then makes today's two calls. Otherwise they return whether the value was stored, and pass a registry error to the wrapper's existing throttled Key tracking failed warning.
StoreOutcome.tracked tells the sync miss not to track again. The wrapper offers the registry id only when the resolved backend tracks keys, so other backends skip the probe.
KeyTrackableBackend, the ck:reg: registry id and the set's 7-day TTL are unchanged.
A SET that fails inside the pipeline can still leave its key in the registry set, because a pipeline does not roll back, and neither would MULTI. The next drain unlinks the missing key without error, and the set's expiry bounds the member until then. A test covers this.
Evidence
Round trips per N tracked writes (count of sends carrying a cache SET or a SADD): N fused, 2N on the separate path, for the sync miss, the async miss with and without the lock, and the write-behind writer (tests/integration/test_tracked_write_redis.py). The separate path is reached by removing _set_tracked from the class, which is the path every write took before this change.
Async thread hops: the separate path takes exactly N more hops than the fused path over N misses, with and without the lock.
Error injection on real Redis: a SET error reply (an ACL user without SET) gives stored=False and nothing reaches the caller. A SADDWRONGTYPE still stores the value and logs Key tracking failed. A dropped connection gives stored=False.
The existing key-registry tests pass unchanged. tests/unit/backends/test_redis_backend.py's fake client gains a minimal pipeline: the fused SET now goes through pipeline(), which the fake did not have.
Instruction gate, miss path against this PR's base: +0.42%, under the 1% bound. l2_hit: −0.03%.
Docs
docs/features/l1-invalidation.md (tracking now adds no round trip, and what a failed SET leaves in the set) and docs/backends/redis.md (one round trip per operation now includes a decorated write).
…s the SET
A tracked decorated write on PerRequestRedisBackend now sends SET, SADD and
EXPIRE in one non-transactional pipeline (a private _set_tracked), and on the
async miss paths in one thread hop: one round trip per write instead of two.
The write's success is the SET reply alone; a registry error stays advisory
and goes to the existing throttled 'Key tracking failed' warning. A backend
without _set_tracked, or a custom handler strategy without set_tracked, keeps
the separate track_key call. KeyTrackableBackend, the registry id and the
set's TTL are unchanged; track_key and the fused write share one helper for
the registry commands.
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### [1/2] src/cachekit/backends/redis/provider.py:55
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Missing type safety in `_registry_add()`: the `pipeline` parameter and return value are typed as `Any`, although the argument is always a redis-py pipeline, so type checking is disabled for every caller (also in `tests/unit/backends/test_redis_backend.py:489`). If a caller passes the raw Redis client instead of a pipeline, or misuses the returned object, mypy reports nothing and the error appears only at runtime. Fix: annotate with `redis.client.Pipeline` (or a TypeVar bound to it) and return the same type, or define a Protocol with `sadd(...) -> Self`, `expire(...) -> Self`, and `execute(...)`.
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Overbroad exception handler in `src/cachekit/cache_handler.py`: `except Exception` logs the error and returns False, which turns programming errors into an ordinary 'not stored' result (also at lines 2639-2641). An AttributeError on `_set_tracked` is reported as a failed cache write, and the real bug is hidden. Fix: catch only the expected backend exceptions (`BackendError`, `TimeoutError`, `ConnectionError`) and let everything else propagate, or log it and re-raise with a bare `raise`.
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New Features
Redis-backed cache writes that include key tracking now complete in a single network round trip, reducing write overhead.
A successful cache write remains successful if key tracking encounters an error. Tracking issues are reported separately, and affected keys can be recovered during a later cleanup.
Failed writes may leave a registry entry that cleanup removes; expiry limits how long that entry remains.
Documentation
Updated Redis backend and key-invalidation guidance to clarify write round trips, tracking errors, and key expiry behaviour.
Walkthrough
Redis tracked writes now pipeline cache storage and key-registry updates when the backend supports fusion. The handler and decorator report storage and tracking outcomes separately. Tests and documentation cover fused writes, fallback paths and error handling.
The Redis backend pipelines SET, SADD and EXPIRE for tracked writes. If SET succeeds but a registry command fails, the backend returns the classified tracking error separately.
Handler and decorator integration src/cachekit/cache_handler.py, src/cachekit/decorators/wrapper.py
The handler and decorator use fused writes when supported and retain fallback paths. StoreOutcome.tracked reports whether tracking accompanied the write. Tracking errors are reported without changing the stored result.
Validation and documented behaviour tests/integration/test_tracked_write_redis.py, tests/unit/backends/test_redis_backend.py, docs/backends/redis.md, docs/features/l1-invalidation.md, .secrets.baseline
Tests cover round trips, thread hops, TTLs, and write and tracking failures. Documentation describes the pipeline and registry behaviour. The secrets baseline updates a finding line and generation timestamp.
sequenceDiagram
participant DecoratorWrapper
participant StandardCacheHandler
participant RedisProvider
participant RedisPipeline
DecoratorWrapper->>StandardCacheHandler: pass registry ID and tracking-error callback
StandardCacheHandler->>RedisProvider: call _set_tracked
RedisProvider->>RedisPipeline: queue SET, SADD and EXPIRE
RedisProvider->>RedisPipeline: execute pipeline
RedisPipeline-->>RedisProvider: return command replies
RedisProvider-->>StandardCacheHandler: return storage result and tracking error
StandardCacheHandler-->>DecoratorWrapper: return stored and tracked status
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Review comments at @docs/backends/redis.md:
- Line 85: Update the “Network latency” statement to clarify that the decorated
write’s key-registry entry shares the `SET` pipeline only on the tenant-scoped
backend; separate the latency estimate from the registry detail and make clear
that latency depends on the network and region.
Review comments at @src/cachekit/backends/redis/provider.py:
- Line 775: In _set_tracked, delete the replies local after classifying a failed
SET and before raising the resulting error, so the traceback frame does not
retain raw redis-py response objects.
Review comments at @tests/integration/test_tracked_write_redis.py:
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on_track_error is required, so a registry error can never be dropped
silently. The SWR guard moves into the one capability predicate, and the
stale_ttl parameter it was carried by goes. store_result and the
write-behind writer share _set_l2 instead of two copies of the fallback.
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The fused write was inherited by any PerRequestRedisBackend subclass, so an
override of set (a TTL cap, extra writes) or track_key stopped running.
Fuse only when both come from the class that defines _set_tracked.
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of the class that defines _set_tracked.
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The recorded functions bound to another backend (delegation by instance
assignment or __getattribute__) passed the guard, so the fused write landed
in this backend's namespace while reads went to the delegate's.
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Head 9f37928a5195d0d3cf9ad3f9ee6194312b1e838e measured against base 99047e11c6ee4d706003bf5fc09e3ca192ce62c3 on the same runner, on cpython-3.12-x86_64 (3.12.3). Workflow run
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Path
Head Ir/op
Base Ir/op
Delta
WARN
miss
254,375
252,890
+0.59%
ok
byte_storage_store_40b
2,756
2,756
+0.00%
ok
byte_storage_store_64k
724,750
724,752
-0.00%
ok
file_set
86,882
86,913
-0.04%
ok
l1_hit
13,129
13,131
-0.02%
ok
l2_hit
216,001
215,934
+0.03%
ok
l2_hit_async_metrics
204,399
204,043
+0.17%
ok
minimal_l1_hit
11,986
11,985
+0.01%
ok
object_cache_put_full
198,212
198,213
-0.00%
ok
secure_l1_hit
176,912
176,934
-0.01%
ok
serializer_arrow
2,212,363
2,212,316
+0.00%
ok
serializer_auto
72,435
72,462
-0.04%
ok
serializer_default
64,299
64,234
+0.10%
ok
serializer_default_records
1,482,647
1,482,663
-0.00%
ok
serializer_encrypted
109,131
109,124
+0.01%
ok
serializer_orjson
24,882
24,884
-0.01%
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What
A tracked decorated write on
PerRequestRedisBackendsent itsSET, waited for the reply, then sent a second pipeline with the key-registrySADD+EXPIRE. It now sends all three in one non-transactional pipeline: one Redis round trip per tracked write instead of two, and on the async miss paths oneasyncio.to_threadhop instead of two.Covered call sites: the sync miss, both async misses (with and without the distributed lock) and the write-behind writer. The SWR revalidation sites keep the separate call: no backend that reaches them tracks keys.
How
PerRequestRedisBackend._set_tracked(private) chainsSET(noEXwhenttlisNoneor ≤ 0, assetdoes),SADDandEXPIREon onepipeline(transaction=False)and runsexecute(raise_on_error=False). Whether the value was stored depends on theSETreply alone. ASETerror reply or a failure of the whole pipeline raises a classifiedBackendError, assetdoes. ASADD/EXPIREerror is returned, not raised.track_keyand_set_trackedqueue the registry commands through one helper,_registry_add, so a change to the registry's commands is made in one place.StandardCacheHandler.set_tracked/set_tracked_asyncreturnNonewhen the backend class has no_set_tracked(the same pattern asset_streaming), and the caller then makes today's two calls. Otherwise they return whether the value was stored, and pass a registry error to the wrapper's existing throttledKey tracking failedwarning.StoreOutcome.trackedtells the sync miss not to track again. The wrapper offers the registry id only when the resolved backend tracks keys, so other backends skip the probe.KeyTrackableBackend, theck:reg:registry id and the set's 7-day TTL are unchanged.A
SETthat fails inside the pipeline can still leave its key in the registry set, because a pipeline does not roll back, and neither wouldMULTI. The next drain unlinks the missing key without error, and the set's expiry bounds the member until then. A test covers this.Evidence
SETor aSADD): N fused, 2N on the separate path, for the sync miss, the async miss with and without the lock, and the write-behind writer (tests/integration/test_tracked_write_redis.py). The separate path is reached by removing_set_trackedfrom the class, which is the path every write took before this change.SETerror reply (an ACL user withoutSET) givesstored=Falseand nothing reaches the caller. ASADDWRONGTYPEstill stores the value and logsKey tracking failed. A dropped connection givesstored=False.tests/unit/backends/test_redis_backend.py's fake client gains a minimal pipeline: the fusedSETnow goes throughpipeline(), which the fake did not have.misspath against this PR's base: +0.42%, under the 1% bound.l2_hit: −0.03%.Docs
docs/features/l1-invalidation.md(tracking now adds no round trip, and what a failedSETleaves in the set) anddocs/backends/redis.md(one round trip per operation now includes a decorated write).Closes LAB-7115