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feat(cachekitio): report L1 hit latency and add a telemetry off switch (LAB-12079) - #691
Implements cachekit-py's side of the protocol's L1 hit-latency telemetry and telemetry switch (spec/saas-api.md).
What changes
L1 hit latency. Every backed @cache call draws, before it runs, whether it is timed (getrandbits(8) == 0, probability 1/256). A timed call that ends as a backed-mode L1 hit adds its whole duration, from wrapper entry to the returned value, to its CachekitIO backend's L1LatencyReport. The backend's next request carries X-CacheKit-L1-Latency-Buckets, -Sum-Ns and -One-In, taken and reset under one lock. Joined in-flight calls, misses, L2 hits, existence checks and direct backend reads are never timed; L1-only mode has no backend and sends nothing.
Report rules. No report on GET /v1/cache/health; the shed-write retry resends the request without its report (it was consumed by the first attempt); a sum-0 report stays unsent; durations over 60 s are dropped; a forked child starts empty (PID check, since some servers fork without at-fork hooks); no report without a qualifying perf_counter clock.
Telemetry switch.CachekitIOBackend(telemetry=...) / CachekitIOBackendConfig.telemetry (unset by default) plus CACHEKIT_TELEMETRY, read once at construction, parsed by the spec's rule, off from either wins. telemetry is filtered out of every pydantic-settings env/dotenv/secrets source, so the config's argument-over-environment precedence cannot let on win over off. Off sends only X-CacheKit-L1-Status (plus User-Agent).
Hit rate.X-CacheKit-L1-Hit-Rate is now L1 / (L1 + L2 + misses), matching the spec and the TypeScript and Rust SDKs.
Tests
tests/unit/backends/test_cachekitio_telemetry.py: one or more tests per SDK-side requirement (API-77 to API-87, API-94 to API-96), named by id, including every cell of the switch's truth table, a real os.fork(), the shed-write retry (sync and async), and durations checked against a fake clock. Full suite: 7951 passed.
Overhead
l1_hit_backed now runs with a reporting backend (telemetry on, the CachekitIO default). The CI instruction gate (CPython 3.12, tests/performance/ir_budget.py --base against the merge-base on one runner) is the figure of record; its comment on this PR gives the current numbers. On CPython 3.12.3 locally, l1_hit_backed measured +0.60% and secure_l1_hit (no report, draw only) +0.32%. The draw and the clock are module globals rather than closure cells, so the memoised hit's frame does not grow.
A timed call passes its start reading into the call, and the L1 hit records its duration in the step that produces its value: the end clock is read under the report's lock, so lock contention counts toward the hit, and a timed hit allocates nothing and adds no frame. An async call reads its clock in the coroutine's first step. A forked child builds a new report state and publishes it with one assignment, so it never reads the parent's.
Docs
docs/backends/cachekitio.md gains a Telemetry section (what is sent, how latency is sampled, how to turn it off); CACHEKIT_TELEMETRY is added to the env tables in docs/configuration.md and docs/api-reference.md, and a pointer to the README.
With telemetry on (the default during the closed beta), each backed @cache
call is drawn for timing with probability 1/64 before it runs. A timed call
that is an L1 hit adds its whole duration to its CachekitIO backend's report,
which the backend's next request carries as X-CacheKit-L1-Latency-Buckets,
-Sum-Ns and -One-In and empties in one locked step. The health check never
carries a report, the shed-write retry never resends one, a joined call is
never timed and a forked child starts empty (spec/saas-api.md, L1 hit latency).
CachekitIOBackend(telemetry=False) or CACHEKIT_TELEMETRY=false turns off
every optional metrics header; off from either wins. The variable is parsed
by the spec's rule, not bound by pydantic-settings, whose argument-over-
environment precedence would let on win over off.
X-CacheKit-L1-Hit-Rate is now L1 / (L1 + L2 + misses), as the spec and the
other SDKs compute it.
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README.md
docs/api-reference.md
docs/backends/cachekitio.md
docs/configuration.md
docs/free-threading.md
docs/performance.md
src/cachekit/backends/cachekitio/backend.py
src/cachekit/backends/cachekitio/config.py
src/cachekit/decorators/l1_latency.py
src/cachekit/decorators/wrapper.py
tests/performance/ir_baselines.json
tests/performance/ir_workload.py
tests/unit/backends/test_cachekitio_telemetry.py
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New Features
CachekitIO reports cache hit rates and sampled L1-hit latency by default during the closed beta. Latency reports may be sent with a later request.
Telemetry can be disabled through the backend setting or CACHEKIT_TELEMETRY. When disabled, telemetry headers are omitted; the L1 status header remains.
Documentation
Updated setup, configuration, API reference and performance guidance to explain telemetry defaults, controls and reporting behavior.
Walkthrough
CachekitIO telemetry is enabled by default during closed beta and can be disabled through backend configuration or an environment variable. The decorator samples backed-mode L1-hit latency, and the backend sends accumulated reports with request headers.
The backend resolves telemetry from its constructor setting and CACHEKIT_TELEMETRY when it is constructed. The documentation describes the default, accepted values, and opt-out behaviour.
The decorator samples backed-mode L1 hits and records eligible durations in a locked report. Tests and performance workload changes cover sampling, timing, report state, and process forks. The performance budgets reflect the added timing overhead.
The backend calculates hit-rate headers using L1 hits, L2 hits, and misses. It sends available latency reports on the first request attempt, except for health requests. Tests cover telemetry headers, retries, and configuration combinations.
sequenceDiagram
participant CacheDecorator
participant L1LatencyReport
participant CachekitIOBackend
participant CachekitIO
CacheDecorator->>L1LatencyReport: Record sampled L1-hit duration
CachekitIOBackend->>L1LatencyReport: Take accumulated report
CachekitIOBackend->>CachekitIO: Send report headers on first request attempt
LoadingMerge Risk: Low · previous review b6353
Only documentation updates remain: clarify the function-specific session ID and the 60-second reporting limit before or shortly after merge.
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…ime the report-lock wait
A forked child built its new report state by resetting fields one at a time, so a
second child thread could take the parent's hits between the PID update and the
reset. The child now builds a complete state and publishes it with one assignment,
and never touches the inherited one.
A timed hit read its end clock before waiting for the report's lock and before the
wrapper restored its context. Both are paid before the caller gets the value, so the
clock is now read under the lock, after the call returns.
Head 4c03714ca55b0347028590ebe7cc6b2377b565f5 measured against base 55d91519d095119ba5d4ff73bac4e512455f9a74 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
file_set
86,985
86,661
+0.37%
WARN
l1_hit
2,888
2,882
+0.21%
WARN
l1_hit_backed
88,909
88,220
+0.78%
WARN
l1_hit_backed_auto
102,472
101,777
+0.68%
WARN
l2_hit
185,639
185,032
+0.33%
WARN
l2_hit_async_metrics
185,682
184,798
+0.48%
WARN
miss
242,504
241,494
+0.42%
WARN
secure_l1_hit
138,456
138,124
+0.24%
WARN
serializer_auto
71,014
70,840
+0.25%
WARN
serializer_encrypted
96,841
96,578
+0.27%
ok
byte_storage_store_40b
2,791
2,790
+0.04%
ok
byte_storage_store_64k
724,805
724,836
-0.00%
ok
minimal_l1_hit
2,881
2,889
-0.28%
ok
object_cache_put_full
198,773
198,724
+0.02%
ok
serializer_arrow
2,213,517
2,211,673
+0.08%
ok
serializer_default
51,906
51,819
+0.17%
ok
serializer_default_records
1,042,406
1,041,788
+0.06%
ok
serializer_orjson
24,402
24,345
+0.23%
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.
…at fork
The off switch read CACHEKIT_TELEMETRY case-sensitively while every other
CACHEKIT_* variable loads case-insensitively, so cachekit_telemetry=false left
telemetry on. The name now matches in any case, and off from any casing wins.
A forked child now empties every report from an at-fork hook before its own
threads run; the per-use PID check stays for forks that skip Python's hooks.
with_timeout passes the resolved setting, so the clone does not re-read the
environment. A backend first resolved by invalidate_cache now sets the report
its wrapper times into. N is derived from the draw's bit count, so the two
cannot disagree.
l1_hit_backed's instruction budgets are re-recorded on 3.12 and 3.14 for its
reporting backend, and the docs row carries the new figures.
…port state
Without the at-fork hook, two child threads could each build a replacement report
state, and the second assignment discarded hits counted into the first. The
replacement now happens under a lock of the child's own, rechecked inside it. The
hookless fork tests now really bypass the hook and assert every child hit is kept.
…om stream
The 1/64 timing draw used the module-level random instance, so every decorated
call shifted the sequence a user's seeded code reads. It now draws from a private
generator, reseeded in a forked child. The report drops its at-fork hook: the PID
check with its per-process replacement lock already empties a child's report and
keeps every hit its racing threads count.
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…ts first report use
A fork made from C runs no at-fork hook, so the child kept its parent's private
sampling sequence and every worker of one master timed the same call positions.
The report's per-PID takeover now reseeds the draw once per process, so the
child's first request or first timed hit gives it a sequence of its own. A PID
check on every draw would close the remaining window, but os.getpid() is a
system call several times the cost of the draw on the hit path; the docs name
the window and the uWSGI flag that avoids it.
…sampling draw
A worker that builds its backend after a fork made from C gets a report whose
state already carries its own PID, so the inherited-state takeover never ran and
the draw kept replaying the parent's sequence. Every report construction and use
now reseeds the draw once per process. The os.fork() reseed test, folded into the
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Minor · Document the 60-second duration limit. · cachekitio.md:203-205
docs/backends/cachekitio.md:203-205 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Document the 60-second duration limit.
L1LatencyReport._count() discards durations above 60_000_000_000 ns before updating the buckets or sum. The current text says that every timed L1 hit adds its duration. State that durations above 60 seconds are discarded. (github.com)
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Review comment at @docs/backends/cachekitio.md around lines 203 - 205:
Update the timed L1 hit description to state that durations above 60 seconds are
discarded and do not contribute to the duration buckets or sum; keep the
existing reporting behaviour for durations at or below 60 seconds.
Minor · Document the function-specific session ID. · cachekitio.md:197
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Document the function-specific session ID.
X-CacheKit-Session-ID combines the process UUID with module.qualname. The backend sends this value in telemetry headers. State that the header includes the decorated function identifier, because this can disclose function names to cachekit.io. (github.com)
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Update the `X-CacheKit-Session-ID` description in the header table to state that
the telemetry header combines the process UUID with the decorated function’s
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- Around line 203-205: Update the timed L1 hit description to state that
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Takes main b1c12d5 (#684, #703, #704, #691, #705). Three files
conflicted:
- wrapper.py: #691 added the L1 hit-latency globals beside the memo
bounds this branch removed (the extension exports them), and gave both
invalidation preambles an _l1_latency assignment. The globals stay, the
bounds stay removed, and the assignment lives in the shared
_ready_to_invalidate, whose nonlocal now names _l1_latency.
- ir_baselines.json and the docs/performance.md table: main's
re-recorded l1_hit_backed rows, this branch's l1_hit and
minimal_l1_hit rows.
#691's timing draw runs after the memoised L1-only hit has returned, and
its timer is module globals, so the hit's frame gains no free variable.
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Implements cachekit-py's side of the protocol's L1 hit-latency telemetry and telemetry switch (spec/saas-api.md).
What changes
@cachecall draws, before it runs, whether it is timed (getrandbits(8) == 0, probability 1/256). A timed call that ends as a backed-mode L1 hit adds its whole duration, from wrapper entry to the returned value, to its CachekitIO backend'sL1LatencyReport. The backend's next request carriesX-CacheKit-L1-Latency-Buckets,-Sum-Nsand-One-In, taken and reset under one lock. Joined in-flight calls, misses, L2 hits, existence checks and direct backend reads are never timed; L1-only mode has no backend and sends nothing.GET /v1/cache/health; the shed-write retry resends the request without its report (it was consumed by the first attempt); a sum-0 report stays unsent; durations over 60 s are dropped; a forked child starts empty (PID check, since some servers fork without at-fork hooks); no report without a qualifyingperf_counterclock.CachekitIOBackend(telemetry=...)/CachekitIOBackendConfig.telemetry(unset by default) plusCACHEKIT_TELEMETRY, read once at construction, parsed by the spec's rule, off from either wins.telemetryis filtered out of every pydantic-settings env/dotenv/secrets source, so the config's argument-over-environment precedence cannot let on win over off. Off sends onlyX-CacheKit-L1-Status(plusUser-Agent).X-CacheKit-L1-Hit-Rateis nowL1 / (L1 + L2 + misses), matching the spec and the TypeScript and Rust SDKs.Tests
tests/unit/backends/test_cachekitio_telemetry.py: one or more tests per SDK-side requirement (API-77 to API-87, API-94 to API-96), named by id, including every cell of the switch's truth table, a realos.fork(), the shed-write retry (sync and async), and durations checked against a fake clock. Full suite: 7951 passed.Overhead
l1_hit_backednow runs with a reporting backend (telemetry on, the CachekitIO default). The CI instruction gate (CPython 3.12,tests/performance/ir_budget.py --baseagainst the merge-base on one runner) is the figure of record; its comment on this PR gives the current numbers. On CPython 3.12.3 locally,l1_hit_backedmeasured +0.60% andsecure_l1_hit(no report, draw only) +0.32%. The draw and the clock are module globals rather than closure cells, so the memoised hit's frame does not grow.A timed call passes its start reading into the call, and the L1 hit records its duration in the step that produces its value: the end clock is read under the report's lock, so lock contention counts toward the hit, and a timed hit allocates nothing and adds no frame. An async call reads its clock in the coroutine's first step. A forked child builds a new report state and publishes it with one assignment, so it never reads the parent's.
Docs
docs/backends/cachekitio.mdgains a Telemetry section (what is sent, how latency is sampled, how to turn it off);CACHEKIT_TELEMETRYis added to the env tables indocs/configuration.mdanddocs/api-reference.md, and a pointer to the README.