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… (LAB-3769) The two _l2_double_check hit returns in the async miss path (reached after a distributed-lock wait when another worker filled the cache first) recorded no set_operation_context, record_success, record_cache_operation, or _stats.record_l2_hit — thundering-herd traffic on Redis/CachekitIO was invisible in cache_operations_total and cache_info() L2 latency, even though the lock exists precisely to absorb that traffic. Extracts _record_l2_hit_async, shared by the uncontended L2 hit site and both double-check hit sites, and times each double-check read on its own perf_counter window so duration_ms reflects the L2 read itself rather than time spent waiting on the lock.
WalkthroughThe change centralises async L2-hit telemetry. Primary hits and lock double-check hits now record consistent metrics, payload sizes, and latency statistics. A unit test verifies telemetry during lock contention. ChangesAsync L2 telemetry
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- Around line 1-102: Add coverage for the lock-timeout double-check hit in
test_lock_timeout_cache_populated_during_wait, where acquire_lock yields False.
Capture the wrapper’s recorded get operation like
test_async_l2_double_check_hit_records_get and assert exactly one L2 hit has
serializer "rust", hit=True, the expected envelope size, and a recorded read
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| """Async lock double-check L2 hit-record parity (LAB-3769). | ||
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| The uncontended async L2 hit site records get/serializer="rust"/hit=True telemetry | ||
| (LAB-3765); the two post-lock ``_l2_double_check`` hit returns did not — so a | ||
| thundering-herd hit, filled by another worker while this one waited on the | ||
| distributed lock, was invisible to ``cache_operations_total`` and ``cache_info()`` | ||
| L2 stats. That is exactly the traffic the lock exists to absorb. | ||
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| Reproduces contention by patching the backend's ``get`` to miss once (forcing the | ||
| wrapper past the pre-lock check into the lock path) then hit on the next call — | ||
| the double-check read inside the held lock, standing in for "another request | ||
| filled the cache while we waited". | ||
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| ``_LockableByteStore`` is defined locally rather than imported from | ||
| tests/unit/test_async_set_record_labels.py (cachekit-py#295): that file does not | ||
| exist on `main` yet. Hoist to a shared fixture once #295 merges. | ||
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| from collections.abc import AsyncIterator | ||
| from contextlib import asynccontextmanager | ||
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| from cachekit.decorators.orchestrator import FeatureOrchestrator | ||
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| """In-memory byte store implementing LockableBackend — lock always granted.""" | ||
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| def recorded(monkeypatch: pytest.MonkeyPatch) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: | ||
| """Capture the wrapper's explicit features.record_cache_operation(...) calls. | ||
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| Patched at the orchestrator, not the collector: record_success() also forwards | ||
| an operation-context record to the collector, which would shadow the labels | ||
| under test (same rationale as test_async_get_record_labels.py). | ||
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| calls: list[dict[str, Any]] = [] | ||
| monkeypatch.setattr(FeatureOrchestrator, "record_cache_operation", lambda self, **kw: calls.append(kw)) | ||
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| async def test_async_l2_double_check_hit_records_get(recorded: list[dict[str, Any]]) -> None: | ||
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| assert await compute() == {"answer": 42} # miss: primes L2 with the real envelope | ||
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| expected_size = len(next(iter(backend.store.values()))) | ||
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| # Make the pre-lock L2 check miss exactly once so the wrapper falls into the | ||
| # lock/double-check path; the primed value is still in the real store, so the | ||
| # double-check read inside the lock finds it — the contended-hit scenario. | ||
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| assert len(gets) == 1 | ||
| assert (gets[0].get("serializer"), gets[0].get("hit")) == ("rust", True) | ||
| assert gets[0].get("size_bytes") == expected_size |
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Add coverage for the lock-timeout double-check hit. test_async_l2_double_check_hit_records_get yields True from acquire_lock(), so it covers only the acquired-lock branch. test_lock_timeout_cache_populated_during_wait reaches the False branch and the second L2 read, but asserts only the returned value and call_count. No existing test checks that this branch calls _record_l2_hit_async with the correct labels, envelope size, and read duration. A regression can return the correct value while omitting or misreporting the timeout hit in cache_operations_total and cache_info().
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In `@tests/unit/test_async_l2_double_check_hit_labels.py` around lines 1 - 102,
Add coverage for the lock-timeout double-check hit in
test_lock_timeout_cache_populated_during_wait, where acquire_lock yields False.
Capture the wrapper’s recorded get operation like
test_async_l2_double_check_hit_records_get and assert exactly one L2 hit has
serializer "rust", hit=True, the expected envelope size, and a recorded read
duration, while preserving the existing value and call_count assertions.
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Summary
This PR fixes a telemetry gap where async L2 cache hits arriving through the distributed lock's double-check path were not recorded, making thundering-herd hits invisible to
cache_operations_totalandcache_info()L2 statistics (LAB-3769).Problem
The uncontended async L2 hit path correctly recorded
get/serializer="rust"/hit=Truetelemetry (from LAB-3765), but the two post-lock_l2_double_checkhit returns did not. This meant that when another worker filled the cache while this request waited on the distributed lock — precisely the traffic the lock exists to absorb — the resulting hit was never counted in operation totals or L2 stats.Changes
Extracted a shared
_record_l2_hit_asynchelper inwrapper.pythat consolidates the L2 hit telemetry logic (operation context, success recording,record_cache_operation, andrecord_l2_hit). It returns the UTF-8-encoded envelope so callers can pass it directly to_l1_backfill_from_l2without re-encoding.Refactored the uncontended L2 hit site to use the new helper, replacing the inline telemetry recording.
Added telemetry recording to both double-check hit paths inside the lock. Each now measures the double-check read duration and calls
_record_l2_hit_asyncbefore backfilling L1 and returning, ensuring contended hits report the same labels as uncontended ones.Testing
tests/unit/test_async_l2_double_check_hit_labels.py, which reproduces contention by patching the backend'sgetto miss once (forcing the wrapper into the lock path) then hit on the double-check read. It verifies exactly onegetoperation is recorded withserializer="rust",hit=True, and the correct byte size.