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…race Follow-ups from #5277: derive lock-wait CPU from the recorded switch intervals instead of schedstat, and make the bench harness prove its relay owns the port before reporting it ready. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| - A worker with no on-CPU time in the window is idle. A worker that ran in the | ||
| window but has no sampled switch-out still refuses. |
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When a worker remains scheduled for the entire sampled window, context-switches and --switch-events emit no records for it, making a fully busy worker indistinguishable from one that slept throughout the window. After deleting schedstat, this rule would silently classify that worker as idle and omit its CPU from the benchmark; retain an independent run-state signal, record explicit boundary state, or refuse the ambiguous capture rather than reporting it.
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Agreed, fixed in 437a456. A worker with no switch records is ambiguous, so the plan keeps the schedstat reads only to classify those workers. If its counter didn't advance, the worker is idle. Otherwise the capture is refused. CPU for every worker that did switch still comes from the recorded intervals.
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WalkthroughThe performance README now lists two quests. One quest proposes deriving wait and CPU measurements from the same perf recording, with CPU time calculated from switch events instead of schedstat. The other describes a benchmark relay port-ownership race and proposes readiness checks and a port-conflict test. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the two main changes: deriving lock-wait CPU from switch events and addressing the benchmark relay port race. |
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- Around line 30-31: Update the port-conflict test in the plan to keep a foreign
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- Around line 20-22: Define explicit boundary semantics for CPU intervals
derived from `--switch-events`: handle workers already running at recording
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| Cover it in `bench/relay.test.py` (already run by `just gh check`): hold the | ||
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Make the port-conflict test deterministic.
Keep a foreign TCP listener responsive while the relay child is alive. Verify that the harness does not accept that listener as ready.
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- Probe a relay-specific endpoint, such as its certificate fingerprint. This
proves the HTTP listener but not the QUIC socket.
-Cover it in `bench/relay.test.py` (already run by `just gh check`): hold the
-chosen port open and expect the harness to retry or refuse.
+Cover it in `bench/relay.test.py` (already run by `just gh check`): keep a
+foreign TCP listener responsive while the relay child is alive, and verify
+that the harness does not accept that listener as ready.
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| Cover it in `bench/relay.test.py` (already run by `just gh check`): hold the | |
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Review comment at @quest/m1/perf/bench-relay-port.md around lines 30 - 31:
Update the port-conflict test in the plan to keep a foreign TCP listener
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| - Derive CPU from the `--switch-events` records already in `perf.data`: sum | ||
| each worker's on-CPU intervals, switch-in to the next switch-out, clipped to | ||
| the window the samples cover. Delete `schedstat` and the before/after reads. |
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Define boundary semantics for CPU intervals.
--switch-events does not provide the start of an interval for a worker already running when recording begins, so the parser cannot derive that interval's exact duration from the event stream alone. At recording end, a switch-in after an earlier switch-out leaves an open CPU interval; the proposed refusal for a worker with no sampled switch-out does not cover that case. Define whether to clip both boundaries or reject incomplete intervals, and add fixtures for both cases. Do not silently omit or count unknown time in cpu_ns.
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Review comment at @quest/m1/perf/switch-cpu.md around lines 20 - 22:
Define explicit boundary semantics for CPU intervals derived from
`--switch-events`: handle workers already running at recording start and
intervals still open at recording end by either clipping both to the
sample-covered window or rejecting incomplete intervals. Ensure `cpu_ns` never
silently omits or counts unknown time, and add fixtures covering both boundary
cases.
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A worker with no switch records either slept or ran the whole window, so the recording alone cannot call it idle (Codex review). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Decisions: the recommended options were taken while the maintainer is away. The Go Review: Codex reviewed Impact: quest files only. (Written by Claude Opus 5.5) |
Problem
#5277 merged
just bench-lockwith two follow-ups:perf recordrun, but the waits come from the recording. That biases wait/CPU about 2% low, and a worker that ran only during perf's start-up would be refused (raised by CodeRabbit).bench/relay.shpicks a random port and treats any TCP connect as readiness. Another process listening on that port passes the probe, the relay exits with "Address already in use", and the run only fails when the load generator receives nothing.Approach
This adds two
[S]quests to the perf epic, after Relay profiling:quest/m1/perf/switch-cpu.md: derive per-worker CPU from the recorded--switch-eventsintervals, clipped to the sampled window. Schedstat stays only to tell an idle worker from one that never switched (Codex review).quest/m1/perf/bench-relay-port.md: before reporting ready, prove that the relay owns both its TCP and UDP listeners. The ownership check is settled in that PR; the recommendation is a bench-onlyss -lnpcheck that retries with a new port.Decisions
The maintainer is away and asked for the recommended options.
--controlFIFO and read schedstat at the enable and disable points.TestReconnectAcrossRelayRestartfailure seen during feat(bench): record relay worker lock waits with perf #5277's local check get a quest?Impact
Quest files only. There is no public API, wire, or runtime change.
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