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perf(serializers): decode StandardSerializer reads in Rust, bounds and decode in one pass (LAB-12030) - #674
Every StandardSerializer read (the default serializer: L2 reads, L1 hits, and the decrypted plaintext of encrypted reads) now decodes its MessagePack in the Rust extension, in one pass that also enforces the untrusted-decode bounds. It replaces cachekit-core's structure walk followed by msgpack-python's unpackb calling _standard_object_hook once per map.
rust/src/msgpack_decode.rs: unpackb_standard(data, max_depth, object_hook). It is an iterative decoder with an explicit frame stack. At every header it applies the walk's own checks before allocating a container: nesting depth (every array or map header counts, an empty one included), and elements owed against bytes left. On any failure it re-runs check_msgpack_structure and raises the walk's error if the walk refuses the input, so error precedence matches the old path. It calls the hook only on maps holding a str key equal to __datetime__, __date__ or __time__; the hook returns any other map unchanged, since each marker test reads its key with dict.get. Repeated short strings (keys up to 64 bytes, values up to 32) are shared as one object within a decoded value. Ext types, Timestamp (through Timestamp.from_bytes) and ExtraData come from msgpack-python's own classes.
standard_serializer.py / cache_handler.py: every decode calls unpackb_standard; unpackb_bounded stays for AutoSerializer and interop. With the walk inside the decode, nothing is left for a kept L1 entry to skip but retrieve(), so:
the kept entry's hook flag and its per-entry _may_hold_marker scan are deleted (the decoder already skips the hook on maps without a marker key);
WalkedEnvelope is deleted: it now saved only three header comparisons. An entry whose MessagePack is longer than its envelope stays as the envelope in L1. VerifiedMsgpack stays and still skips retrieve().
No new crate.rust/Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock are unchanged; the reader is hand-written, as cachekit-core's walk is.
Parity
For every input the old decode accepts, the new one returns equal objects of the same types. For every input it refuses, it raises the same exception class, and a bound refusal carries the walk's exact Unpack failed: MessagePack document ... message. tests/unit/test_standard_decode.py checks this against unpackb_bounded(..., object_hook=_standard_object_hook) with Hypothesis on three kinds of input: values packed as the serializer packs them; the same with bytes packed as str, which yields invalid UTF-8; and both after random byte edits, truncation and trailing bytes. The values cover datetime/date/time markers at any depth, markers missing their value, user maps that mimic a marker, int and bytes map keys, ext types and Timestamp, NaN, -0.0, float32, 64-bit integers and nesting. Explicit cases cover the reserved marker, every over-claim, the nesting ceiling and duplicate keys. The same file also checks four properties:
the hook runs only on marker maps;
no path leaks a reference;
8 threads can decode one document at once;
payloads that amplify into many objects per byte (N empty maps, N empty arrays, N short strings) peak no higher than before.
The protocol decode-bounds vectors in tests/unit/protocol/test_decode_bounds.py run against unpackb_standard directly as well as through every read path. The nesting-ceiling, empty-innermost, trailing-byte and fixed-width tests run against both decoders.
One deliberate difference: msgpack-python interns str map keys; this decoder does not. Values are equal either way, and interning costs about 500 instructions per distinct key, more than later lookups save.
Performance
Decode only (walk included), callgrind main-thread instructions per call, (Ir[hi] − Ir[lo]) / (hi − lo), at this head:
payload (MessagePack bytes)
before
after
after / before
CPython 3.14, 100-user dict (23,547)
2,580,104
1,238,204
48.0%
CPython 3.14, 1,000-user dict (238,647)
26,092,006
12,786,207
49.0%
CPython 3.14, 4-user dict (1,090)
131,178
71,811
54.7%
CPython 3.14, 200 records with a datetime each (11,765)
2,020,650
1,349,541
66.8%
CPython 3.15, 100-user dict
2,550,081
1,215,077
47.6%
CPython 3.15 abi3t extension, 100-user dict
2,546,863
1,259,537
49.5%
For scale, pickle.loads of the same 100-user dict costs 1,203,437 on 3.14. The kept-L1 decode on main (no walk, no hook) cost 2,029,462 for that dict on 3.14, so the kept path moves to the new decoder too.
make perf-ir against main (--base, CPython 3.15, same machine): PASS. No path rises 1% or more.
path
main
this PR
change
serializer_default
59,968
49,888
−16.81%
serializer_default_records
1,454,924
1,026,086
−29.47%
l2_hit
162,321
152,201
−6.23%
l2_hit_async_metrics
162,463
152,573
−6.09%
secure_l1_hit
139,730
129,998
−6.96%
serializer_encrypted
104,342
94,276
−9.65%
every other path
−1.40% to +0.08%
The committed budgets in ir_baselines.json are recorded on other interpreter builds, so this PR does not ratchet them; the --base gate is the check.
Test runs
tests/unit and tests/critical (-m "not slow", against a local Redis) pass on every leg. The 3.13, 3.14 and 3.15 GIL legs run in CI only on a push to main, so they are listed here from a local run:
leg
extension loaded
unit
critical
3.11
cpython-311
6,774 passed
359 passed
3.12
cpython-312
6,775 passed
370 passed
3.13
cpython-313
6,775 passed
370 passed
3.14
cpython-314
6,775 passed
370 passed
3.15
abi3t
6,171 passed
359 passed
3.14t (GIL off)
cpython-314t
6,175 passed
359 passed
3.15t (GIL off)
abi3t
6,175 passed
359 passed
Each unit run also has one failure, tests/unit/backends/test_file_backend.py::TestEvictionErrorPaths::test_eviction_handles_stat_failure. It fails the same way on main in the same environment and is unrelated to this change. Doctests, the markdown doc examples, ruff, basedpyright --level error and cargo clippy --locked -- -D warnings pass.
Docs
docs/performance.md and docs/data-flow-architecture.md describe the decode as it ships, including what a kept L1 entry still skips.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Performance
MessagePack is decoded in one bounded pass on cache reads, including L1 hits and L2 reads.
Plaintext L1 entries with integrity checking may retain verified MessagePack when it is no larger than the original entry. Later hits still decode it but skip envelope decompression and checksum validation.
Compressed entries remain in their envelope. Encrypted entries retain ciphertext and are decrypted and decoded on each hit.
Updated benchmarks report about half the instruction count for the Rust decode.
Reliability
Decoding enforces nesting and input-size limits, rejects trailing data and restores date and time values.
Walkthrough
The standard serializer now uses a one-pass Rust MessagePack decoder with input and nesting bounds. Eligible plaintext L1 entries can retain verified MessagePack when it is no larger than the original entry. Tests and documentation describe decoder behaviour, L1 retention and hit behaviour.
Changes
Standard MessagePack decoding
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Rust decoder and Python export rust/src/msgpack_decode.rs, rust/src/python_bindings.rs, rust/src/lib.rs
Adds a Rust decoder that builds Python objects while enforcing input and nesting bounds. The Python export passes the depth limit and object hook. The hook runs for maps containing a recognised marker key.
Serializer and L1 retention
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Serializer decoding and retained-entry representation src/cachekit/serializers/standard_serializer.py, src/cachekit/serializers/base.py
The standard serializer uses unpackb_standard for reads. VerifiedMsgpack no longer stores a hook flag, and the walked-envelope path is removed.
L1 retention and caller integration src/cachekit/cache_handler.py, src/cachekit/l1_cache.py, src/cachekit/decorators/wrapper.py
L1 retains verified MessagePack when it is no larger than the original entry. Cache and wrapper types now use VerifiedMsgpack; encrypted entries retain ciphertext.
Decoder compatibility and bounds tests tests/unit/test_standard_decode.py, tests/unit/protocol/test_decode_bounds.py, tests/unit/test_standard_serializer.py, tests/unit/conftest.py
Compares the Rust decoder with the reference decoder and tests bounds, malformed inputs, hooks, buffer handling, memory use, reference leaks and concurrent decoding.
L1 retention and hit tests tests/unit/test_l1_verified_msgpack.py, tests/unit/test_single_flight.py
Tests size-based promotion, bounded decoding on hits, encrypted-entry handling, refusal cases and decoding by joined callers.
Decode and retention documentation docs/data-flow-architecture.md, docs/performance.md, README.md
Updates storage and performance descriptions for bounded decoding, marker-hook behaviour and L1 retention.
The change is otherwise mergeable, but the performance guide should clarify that its decoder coverage applies only to serialized reads.
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Head 3054151495172bea9197afd74f69e8cff5ceb165 measured against base 1ef1d05eafa112d6cf5f73cce86fb7d2804ff119 on the same runner, on cpython-3.12-x86_64 (3.12.3). Workflow run
Verdict
Path
Head Ir/op
Base Ir/op
Delta
LOWER
l1_hit_backed
94,926
98,668
-3.79%
LOWER
l2_hit
184,271
196,380
-6.17%
LOWER
l2_hit_async_metrics
184,632
196,122
-5.86%
LOWER
secure_l1_hit
144,956
156,452
-7.35%
LOWER
serializer_default
52,770
64,349
-17.99%
LOWER
serializer_default_records
1,042,388
1,479,588
-29.55%
LOWER
serializer_encrypted
97,542
109,123
-10.61%
ok
byte_storage_store_40b
2,755
2,757
-0.07%
ok
byte_storage_store_64k
724,751
724,751
+0.00%
ok
file_set
86,703
86,697
+0.01%
ok
l1_hit
2,881
2,880
+0.03%
ok
minimal_l1_hit
2,888
2,889
-0.03%
ok
miss
242,252
242,311
-0.02%
ok
object_cache_put_full
198,667
198,755
-0.04%
ok
serializer_arrow
2,213,788
2,212,549
+0.06%
ok
serializer_auto
72,502
72,485
+0.02%
ok
serializer_orjson
24,847
24,828
+0.08%
A path fails at +1% or more against the base (+2% for serializer_orjson). This check is not required: a deliberate cost increase is accepted at merge. Method: docs/performance.md, Instruction budgets.
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Use noun forms for the envelope operations.
envelope's decompress is not grammatical. checksum also omits the validation operation. Replace the phrase with envelope decompression and checksum validation. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Qualify the Every read claim.
@cache(backend=None) L1-only hits return the object already held in memory. They do not serialise or deserialise MessagePack. The current wording says that every default-serializer read decodes MessagePack and includes L1 hits. This conflicts with the earlier explanation and overstates the Rust decoder's coverage. Scope the sentence to serialized reads, or explicitly exclude object-cache L1-only hits. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Qualify the “Every read with the default serializer” sentence to cover only
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What
Every
StandardSerializerread (the default serializer: L2 reads, L1 hits, and the decrypted plaintext of encrypted reads) now decodes its MessagePack in the Rust extension, in one pass that also enforces the untrusted-decode bounds. It replaces cachekit-core's structure walk followed by msgpack-python'sunpackbcalling_standard_object_hookonce per map.rust/src/msgpack_decode.rs:unpackb_standard(data, max_depth, object_hook). It is an iterative decoder with an explicit frame stack. At every header it applies the walk's own checks before allocating a container: nesting depth (every array or map header counts, an empty one included), and elements owed against bytes left. On any failure it re-runscheck_msgpack_structureand raises the walk's error if the walk refuses the input, so error precedence matches the old path. It calls the hook only on maps holding astrkey equal to__datetime__,__date__or__time__; the hook returns any other map unchanged, since each marker test reads its key withdict.get. Repeated short strings (keys up to 64 bytes, values up to 32) are shared as one object within a decoded value. Ext types,Timestamp(throughTimestamp.from_bytes) andExtraDatacome from msgpack-python's own classes.standard_serializer.py/cache_handler.py: every decode callsunpackb_standard;unpackb_boundedstays forAutoSerializerand interop. With the walk inside the decode, nothing is left for a kept L1 entry to skip butretrieve(), so:hookflag and its per-entry_may_hold_markerscan are deleted (the decoder already skips the hook on maps without a marker key);WalkedEnvelopeis deleted: it now saved only three header comparisons. An entry whose MessagePack is longer than its envelope stays as the envelope in L1.VerifiedMsgpackstays and still skipsretrieve().rust/Cargo.tomlandCargo.lockare unchanged; the reader is hand-written, as cachekit-core's walk is.Parity
For every input the old decode accepts, the new one returns equal objects of the same types. For every input it refuses, it raises the same exception class, and a bound refusal carries the walk's exact
Unpack failed: MessagePack document ...message.tests/unit/test_standard_decode.pychecks this againstunpackb_bounded(..., object_hook=_standard_object_hook)with Hypothesis on three kinds of input: values packed as the serializer packs them; the same withbytespacked asstr, which yields invalid UTF-8; and both after random byte edits, truncation and trailing bytes. The values coverdatetime/date/timemarkers at any depth, markers missing their value, user maps that mimic a marker, int and bytes map keys, ext types andTimestamp, NaN, -0.0, float32, 64-bit integers and nesting. Explicit cases cover the reserved marker, every over-claim, the nesting ceiling and duplicate keys. The same file also checks four properties:The protocol decode-bounds vectors in
tests/unit/protocol/test_decode_bounds.pyrun againstunpackb_standarddirectly as well as through every read path. The nesting-ceiling, empty-innermost, trailing-byte and fixed-width tests run against both decoders.One deliberate difference: msgpack-python interns
strmap keys; this decoder does not. Values are equal either way, and interning costs about 500 instructions per distinct key, more than later lookups save.Performance
Decode only (walk included), callgrind main-thread instructions per call,
(Ir[hi] − Ir[lo]) / (hi − lo), at this head:For scale,
pickle.loadsof the same 100-user dict costs 1,203,437 on 3.14. The kept-L1 decode onmain(no walk, no hook) cost 2,029,462 for that dict on 3.14, so the kept path moves to the new decoder too.make perf-iragainstmain(--base, CPython 3.15, same machine): PASS. No path rises 1% or more.mainserializer_defaultserializer_default_recordsl2_hitl2_hit_async_metricssecure_l1_hitserializer_encryptedThe committed budgets in
ir_baselines.jsonare recorded on other interpreter builds, so this PR does not ratchet them; the--basegate is the check.Test runs
tests/unitandtests/critical(-m "not slow", against a local Redis) pass on every leg. The 3.13, 3.14 and 3.15 GIL legs run in CI only on a push tomain, so they are listed here from a local run:cpython-311cpython-312cpython-313cpython-314abi3tcpython-314tabi3tEach unit run also has one failure,
tests/unit/backends/test_file_backend.py::TestEvictionErrorPaths::test_eviction_handles_stat_failure. It fails the same way onmainin the same environment and is unrelated to this change. Doctests, the markdown doc examples, ruff,basedpyright --level errorandcargo clippy --locked -- -D warningspass.Docs
docs/performance.mdanddocs/data-flow-architecture.mddescribe the decode as it ships, including what a kept L1 entry still skips.Closes LAB-12030