perf: add representative NUMA shutdown contention profile - #74
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthrough수동 self-hosted Linux 워크플로를 추가했습니다. 워크플로는 대표 NUMA 환경을 검증하고 고정된 Rust 도구체인으로 종료 프로파일을 실행합니다. 통합 테스트는 keep-alive 연결 종료 지연, 프로세스 종료 시간, 스케줄러 통계 및 프로파일 증거를 기록합니다. ChangesNUMA 종료 프로파일
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Workflow
participant SelfHostedRunner
participant ProfileTest
participant GatewayProcess
participant ArtifactStore
Workflow->>SelfHostedRunner: 정확한 SHA checkout 및 호스트 사전 검증
SelfHostedRunner->>ProfileTest: 대표 NUMA 프로파일 테스트 실행
ProfileTest->>GatewayProcess: 게이트웨이 시작 및 keep-alive 연결 주차
ProfileTest->>GatewayProcess: SIGTERM 전송
GatewayProcess->>ProfileTest: 연결 종료 및 프로세스 종료 결과
ProfileTest->>SelfHostedRunner: 프로파일 및 perf 증거 기록
SelfHostedRunner->>ArtifactStore: 검증된 산출물 업로드
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change only adds manual, evidence-only NUMA shutdown profiling and does not alter production gateway behavior. However, the current checks can accept an unrepresentative CPU scope and emit scheduler results from different task sets, making the resulting artifact misleading; these evidence-integrity issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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'schedstat|context.switch|CWL_NUMA_PROFILE|workflow_dispatch|NUMA|numa|perf stat|futex|SIGTERM|livez|shutdown|parked|close bound|include_str!' \
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The profile otherwise has the requested key properties:
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Exact-current technical review on 376c991f5cfa773d98eb4c10f04926e57534274f: normal CI, Supply Chain and bounded-origin capacity are terminal GREEN, and the four-file range keeps the NUMA lane manual/source-bound without changing production gateway authority. One evidence-integrity finding remains before this harness is review-ready. read_scheduler_sample() aggregates counters across whatever TIDs are visible at each read, while shutdown may remove threads between the pre-SIGTERM and during-cleanup samples; saturating_delta() then subtracts aggregates whose task sets can differ. If a TID disappears during one iteration, the current ok()? path can also discard the entire sample and retain an earlier scheduler_after. Either path can understate or erase the contention interval that #46 is specifically trying to measure. Repair should bind scheduler evidence by stable TID (or otherwise account explicitly for exited tasks), record sample completeness/task-set churn, and derive deltas without treating disappearing-thread counters as zero. Keep Draft until that causal evidence contract is repaired and exact-head checks reacquire. COMMENT only; this is not independent APPROVED, merge, release, or cutover credit.
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In `@tests/shutdown_contention_profile.rs`:
- Around line 102-131: Use the process-allowed CPU set as the single source for
CPU counts and NUMA topology: in tests/shutdown_contention_profile.rs lines
102-131, intersect lscpu rows with allowed CPUs before populating Topology; in
.github/workflows/numa-shutdown-profile.yml lines 48-51, derive CPU and
NUMA-node counts from that same filtered set; in
docs/adr/0013-representative-numa-shutdown-profile.md line 25, document this
requirement; and in tests/numa_shutdown_profile_contract.rs line 36, enforce
filtering and recording of the filtered topology.
- Around line 53-67: Replace aggregate subtraction in
tests/shutdown_contention_profile.rs:53-67 within saturating_delta with per-TID
monotonicity validation, preserving TID identity and rejecting partial reads or
missing counters as incomplete evidence. Update
tests/shutdown_contention_profile.rs:245-290 to carry stable TID membership
through samples and tests/shutdown_contention_profile.rs:385-387 to set
scheduler_delta to None when membership differs. Document stable membership and
unavailable conditions in
docs/adr/0013-representative-numa-shutdown-profile.md:29-31, and add executable
contract coverage in tests/numa_shutdown_profile_contract.rs:43-65.
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@coderabbitai autofix Retry delivery on the current exact head. Apply only the two unresolved Major evidence-integrity findings already reported on this PR: (1) use one process-allowed CPU set for CPU-count admission and filtered CPU→NUMA/socket topology everywhere; (2) preserve stable TID identity and require complete, membership-stable scheduler samples, computing monotonic per-TID deltas before aggregation and marking evidence unavailable on churn/incomplete reads. Preserve the existing 64 CPU / 2 NUMA node / 4096 parked connection / 25 round / 1000 ms bounds. Do not touch production gateway Rust, product/security authority, dependency identity, or weaken any gate. The previous coding task produced changes but failed delivery, so this is a delivery retry rather than a new scope. |
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Exact-current technical review on 5ca35047782d43c588d8b028a26233d30423d311: I re-read the five-path range, including the manual self-hosted workflow, Proposed ADR 0013, executable contract, ignored real-process shutdown profile, and the inherited protocol-transition test serialization. The earlier process-allowed-topology and stable-TID findings remain repaired and both threads are resolved. The current workflow binds the representative receipt to the dispatched exact SHA, Rust 1.98.1, the release-built gateway executable digest, unchanged 64-worker/4096-connection/25-round/1000-ms floors, and requires scheduler availability/completeness in every round. Current normal CI 34503292349, Supply Chain 34503292449, and bounded-origin capacity 34503292455 are terminal GREEN on this exact head. I found no new actionable writer-safe source/test/documentation/DDD or authority-boundary defect in the current range. This COMMENT is technical evidence only; it is not independent APPROVED, protected merge, representative NUMA performance, release, canary/shadow, rollback, cutover, or legacy-removal credit.
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Follow-on to #46 and exact worker-topology prerequisite #73 (
625cae4f156366bc39d6782161a4a5f336d58624).Problem / writer-safe scope
#70 closes the Pingora 0.9.0 parked-read lost-wakeup correctness path and #73 makes configured proxy-worker topology executable, but #46 still lacks repeatable representative Linux/NUMA contention evidence. Ordinary GitHub-hosted low-core/single-node results cannot prove many-core notification scaling.
The primary delta remains evidence tooling: a manual self-hosted Linux workflow, Proposed ADR 0013, an executable evidence contract, and an ignored real-process HTTP/1 parked-connection profile. Production gateway Rust, Admin Config, routes, retries, TLS/HTTP policy, product auth/business logic, Keyverse/Wardnet/EgressWeave authority, supplier source, and deployment authority are unchanged.
docs/product-technical-gap-baseline.mdremains with its dedicated writer.One inherited test-only file (
tests/protocol_transition_traffic.rs) is also changed because current-head CI reproduced an unrelated real-listener handoff race. The repair changes only test serialization; it does not alter protocol-transition semantics or production code.Evidence-integrity repair lineage
Exact
0e3e341627fea61b2c90db0bdbf022c8e7d904f9introduced the executable contract first and was intentionally RED. Ordinary forward commits supplied the profile, manual self-hosted workflow and Proposed ADR, then repaired workflow/profile contracts and repeated scheduler sampling. Exact376c991f5cfa773d98eb4c10f04926e57534274fwas terminal GREEN across CI34484344242, Supply Chain34484344178, and PgErd bounded-origin capacity34484344321; that proves harness compatibility only, not representative NUMA performance.CodeRabbit review
24d47749-90e6-4dd8-b0ad-9c816eaa8e8cidentified two valid Major evidence-integrity defects. Both are repaired and both original threads are resolved. Workflow and Rust profile now derive one topology from/proc/self/statusCpus_allowed_list, filterlscpu -p=CPU,NODE,SOCKETto that set, and reject inconsistent population. Scheduler snapshots preserveTID -> counters; incomplete reads, task-set churn, or per-counter regression make the scheduler delta unavailable instead of aggregating incomparable tasks.The 64 process-allowed CPU / 2 NUMA node / 64 proxy worker / 4096 parked connection / 25 round / 1000 ms bounds remain unchanged. They are evidence-admission floors, not universal production sizing recommendations.
Inherited traffic-fixture repair
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34497231075on exactdfdca6c746d9a0c8d8f8dc220b5c09fdc2a8cc66exposed an inherited race intests/protocol_transition_traffic.rs: the two real-listener tests could reclaim each other's just-released ephemeral reservation before a child process bound the exact address. Ordinary forward5c9b134fe1f582b70201f683013ce7e638f97a1cserializes only those two reservation→child-bind handoffs with a process-local mutex and poison recovery. Subsequent hosted execution passed both protocol-transition cases. The 501 policy, 500 ms no-origin-contact oracle, readiness assertion, child process boundary and production sources are unchanged.Release-build and compiler evidence repair
A later audit found that the representative workflow invoked Cargo integration-test
CARGO_BIN_EXE_cwl-pingora-gateway, an unoptimized test-profile candidate. Exact test-only2717d06d2d99bc5eefbbe0da81f69fee59f13f58encoded the release-build requirement and CI34499464966reproduced the intended RED only atrepresentative_profile_runs_the_release_built_gateway_candidate. Ordinary descendants changed the manual lane tocargo build --release --locked --bin cwl-pingora-gateway, bind the release binary SHA-256, and make the Rust profile launch that exact executable.A fresh dependency-root review then found that the NUMA workflow still selected Rust 1.98.0 even though prerequisite #56 establishes Rust 1.98.1 as the gateway release compiler because 1.98.1 repairs the vtable-generation miscompilation in 1.98.0. Test-only exact
45206c5996fdc4b34b4916495f413c13de983990made that mismatch executable before the fix. Its normal jobs acquired runners but were superseded/cancelled before terminal RED, so only source-level RED lineage is claimed. Ordinary forward650edfb5a77f74ce98cacddbcfd36f5bbb7c956cchanges the manual NUMA workflow selector to Rust 1.98.1, andf73ac2dd83b3272fa8c4c1adad8e16c0566a69c2binds Proposed ADR 0013 to #56's release-compiler authority and the Rust Release Team's September 3, 2026 point-release notice. #74 does not absorb #56 or modify Cargo release metadata.Scheduler-evidence GREEN gap and repair
A second fresh audit found that the Rust profile correctly recorded per-round scheduler availability/completeness, task-set churn and counter regression, but the workflow receipt gate required only exact SHA, release binary digest and
survivors_at_close_bound=0. A run could therefore finish workflow GREEN even if every socket closed inside the correctness bound while one or more of the scheduler/contention samples required by #46 were unavailable.Test-only
6f700e21ea4bf3ba5bd8a8aee648183ae3ecbff7first encoded that failure but over-specified a new aggregate counter. Ordinary-forward4eff9a4cb1201fa53fe4086fc0400b29122e4604narrowed the executable contract to the evidence semantics already emitted by the profile: every configured round must haveround_N_scheduler_available=trueandround_N_scheduler_sample_complete=true. No hosted RED is invented for that source-level contract step.Ordinary forward
d3a6782ee06c47a6bd75ace52ba5e6d756b8b21fadds the minimal receipt gate: for all 25 configured rounds the workflow must find both scheduler fields astrue, or the representative run fails.76ac4bae59bc3c0b919582f3b5f819f54e5d04a4updates Proposed ADR 0013 so socket-close correctness cannot be promoted as contention evidence when any stable-TID scheduler round is missing. The measurement algorithm itself is unchanged because it already emits the required per-round state.CI
34502697085on76ac4...then exposed only a formatting RED intests/numa_shutdown_profile_contract.rs; compile/test and later test-lane gates were correctly skipped. Exact97de98dff805a908327bd700e547f32ed694794fattempted a style repair, and CI34503018283returned the exact remaining rustfmt diff. Ordinary-forward current5ca35047782d43c588d8b028a26233d30423d311applies that exact rustfmt output, without semantic change.Current exact evidence
Current exact head is
5ca35047782d43c588d8b028a26233d30423d311, a strict ordinary-forward descendant of exact #73 base625cae4f156366bc39d6782161a4a5f336d58624.34503292349is terminal GREEN.test,load-contract, andoci-runtimeall passed on the exact head; the test lane passed formatting,cargo test --all-targets --locked --no-fail-fast, Clippy, warnings-denied public rustdoc, owned-production coverage enforcement, and resolved-lock verification.34503292449is terminal GREEN on this exact head.34503292455is terminal GREEN on this exact head. This remains controlled low-core/loopback evidence and is not representative NUMA closure.5170243315re-read the five-path range after terminal execution and found no additional actionable writer-safe source/test/documentation/DDD or authority-boundary defect. It is technical evidence only, not independentAPPROVEDgovernance credit.The branch-local harness implementation/execution gate is therefore closed for independent review, and this PR is Ready rather than Draft.
A representative NUMA artifact has not been produced.
workflow_dispatchremains post-integration by design because GitHub requires the workflow definition on the default branch. #46 therefore stays open after this harness PR until a representative self-hosted execution/disposition exists.Promotion boundary
Current organization rules require at least one approving review, resolved review threads, and the central required workflows before default-branch integration. No independent
APPROVEDreview is claimed here and no bypass is used.The next path is independent review/governance → ordinary protected integration of this harness → representative self-hosted Linux/NUMA execution bound to the integrated exact SHA, Rust 1.98.1 release compiler, release-built gateway digest, 64 process-allowed CPUs spanning at least two NUMA nodes, 64 proxy workers, 4096 parked H1 keep-alives, 25 rounds, 1000 ms close bound, and complete stable-TID scheduler evidence in every round. #46 remains open until that execution or a verified successor fully assumes it.
No protected merge, representative NUMA performance, immutable release, canary/shadow, rollback, cutover, or Nginx/OpenResty removal credit is claimed.