feat(info): ten INFO fields from real sources, three waived with reasons (EC9) - #504
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EC9 of the v0-9-client-compat milestone: the pinned client manifest reads 51
INFO fields and Moon answered 38. The harness reported the gap but the CI step
was `continue-on-error`, so the missing 13 never blocked anything.
Ten are now emitted, each from a source that can actually change:
tcp_port the CONFIGURED listener port, not the port the
INFO connection arrived on — behind a container
port map the two differ, and the field exists so
a client can hand a peer a reachable address
uptime_in_seconds/_in_days a start instant captured in main() right after
the (at most one) malloc re-exec, so uptime
measures this process image and a slow index
reload counts as uptime rather than vanishing
used_memory_lua each shard publishes its lazily-created mlua
VM's used_memory() on the periodic tick; 0
before the first EVAL is the truth, not a stub
aof_last_write_status Redis-parity name over the same source as Moon's
own aof_last_append_status — the name a
redis-py/ioredis health check looks for
aof_last_bgrewrite_status new AOF_REWRITE_LAST_OK latch, set on both the
commit and the two abort paths, published BEFORE
AOF_REWRITE_IN_PROGRESS clears so an INFO that
sees the rewrite finished never reads the
previous rewrite's status
rdb_changes_since_last_save sharded keyspace-mutation counter, reset when a
save COMPLETES (never on failure — a failed save
left the dataset unpersisted)
sync_full/_partial_ok/_err recorded in the PSYNC handshake at the one point
where full-vs-partial is still distinguishable
Three are waived rather than faked. The INFO emitter's standing rule is that a
field Moon cannot answer truthfully is omitted, because a hardcoded zero is
indistinguishable from a healthy server on a dashboard:
latest_fork_usec Moon never calls fork(2); BGSAVE snapshots
in-process via a copy-on-write epoch cursor, so
there is no fork to time. 0 would read as "forks
are instant", not "this server does not fork".
client_recent_max_*_buffer per-client buffer high-water marks are not
tracked (CLIENT LIST reports qbuf=0 for the same
reason); sampling them means a counter on every
connection read and write.
The counter is fed at the storage funnels (set/remove/get_mut/clear/set_expiry)
rather than at dispatch: dispatch does not know whether a command mutated, and
a phf flags lookup on the command path is exactly the cost this codebase's perf
invariants forbid. get_mut hands out mutable access the caller may not use, so
the count can run high — the deliberate direction, since over-counting triggers
a save that was not needed while under-counting would tell a backup script the
dataset was clean when it was not.
The INFO manifest gained a waiver syntax (`field # WAIVED: <reason>`) with two
guards, both proven by mutation before being trusted: an unreasoned waiver is
refused at load (exit 2), and a waiver on a field Moon has since started
emitting is reported as a failure. That is the stale-waiver failure mode the
registry sweep hit in #502, where five of ten waived commands had shipped and
the guard stayed green over a surface it no longer needed to excuse.
With the gap closed the CI step is now a hard gate, no longer continue-on-error.
Harness: PASS=249 FAIL=0 WAIVED=20 TOTAL=269, exit 0 (was PASS=38 FAIL=13 on
the info manifest alone, exit 1). New tests io14-io19 in
tests/info_observability.rs run red before the change for the right reason
(missing field) and green after; the suite is 19/19.
io18 exposed two pre-existing behaviours worth naming: SAVE is refused in
sharded mode (every Moon instance is sharded, including --shards 1), and with
`appendonly no` and no --save, BGSAVE logs "BGSAVE triggered" and never
completes — rdb_bgsave_in_progress stays 1 and rdb_last_save_time stays 0
forever. The test therefore spawns a persistence-enabled server; the stuck
in-progress flag is not addressed here.
Not caused by this change: tests/cluster_client_bootstrap.rs is flaky at
~25-33% independent of it (12-run A/B: branch 4/12, base 3/12).
reserve_cluster_ports probes a port, RELEASES the listener, then lets moon bind
with SO_REUSEPORT — two nodes can bind the same port and the kernel
load-balances between them, which is the ConnectionReset with no server-side
panic. Filed separately.
author: Tin Dang
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds runtime observability fields to ChangesINFO observability
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds INFO metrics and makes compatibility validation a hard gate, but the current implementation can report incorrect save-change and Lua-memory values and can surface invalid waiver errors only after startup failures. These bounded correctness and validation issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant INFO
participant RuntimeMetrics
Client->>INFO: Request INFO
INFO->>RuntimeMetrics: Read uptime, memory, persistence, and sync metrics
RuntimeMetrics-->>INFO: Return current values
INFO-->>Client: Return formatted INFO response
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In `@scripts/client-compat/differ.py`:
- Around line 654-655: Parse cfg.info_manifest during run()'s preflight phase
and retain the parsed fields for the coverage check; update _info_coverage() to
accept and use those fields instead of parsing after server startup. Add a unit
test verifying that an unreasoned waiver is rejected with ERR_UNREASONED_WAIVER
without calling _spawn().
In `@src/admin/metrics_setup.rs`:
- Around line 235-241: Change mark_save_completed in
src/admin/metrics_setup.rs:235-241 to accept the snapshot-time change-counter
value and store that argument instead of rereading the live counter. In
src/command/persistence.rs:104-105, 131-132, 212-213, and 381-382, capture the
counter when the snapshot is triggered, preserve it through each save path
including bgsave_shard_done, and pass that captured value to mark_save_completed
after successful persistence.
In `@src/shard/event_loop.rs`:
- Around line 1558-1569: Separate Lua VM memory from script-cache memory in the
per-shard memory accounting, adding distinct atomics as needed. Update both the
Tokio and runtime-monoio run_eviction_tick paths to publish the Lua VM metric
from the Lua runtime, while retaining script_cache.resident_bytes() in its
dedicated cache-memory atomic; ensure INFO’s used_memory_lua reads the VM-memory
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| def _info_coverage(self, rport: int, mport: int) -> list[Result]: | ||
| with open(self.cfg.info_manifest) as f: | ||
| fields = [ln.strip() for ln in f if ln.strip() and not ln.startswith("#")] | ||
| fields = self._parse_info_manifest(self.cfg.info_manifest) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Parse the INFO manifest before server startup.
Line 655 validates waivers only after Redis and Moon start. If a binary is unavailable or a server does not become ready, an invalid waiver reports an infrastructure error instead of ERR_UNREASONED_WAIVER.
Parse cfg.info_manifest during the preflight phase in run(). Pass the parsed fields into _info_coverage(). Add a unit test that confirms an unreasoned waiver does not call _spawn().
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- def _info_coverage(self, rport: int, mport: int) -> list[Result]:
- fields = self._parse_info_manifest(self.cfg.info_manifest)
+ def _info_coverage(self, rport: int, mport: int,
+ fields: list[tuple[str, str | None]]) -> list[Result]:
rc, mc = RespConn(rport, "resp2"), RespConn(mport, "resp2") def run(self) -> Report:
cfg = self.cfg
- entries = load_manifest(cfg.manifest_path)
+ entries = load_manifest(cfg.manifest_path)
+ info_fields = (
+ self._parse_info_manifest(cfg.info_manifest)
+ if cfg.info_manifest else []
+ )
if cfg.name_filter:
entries = [e for e in entries if cfg.name_filter in e.name]
...
if cfg.info_manifest:
- results.extend(self._info_coverage(rport, mport))
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In `@scripts/client-compat/differ.py` around lines 654 - 655, Parse
cfg.info_manifest during run()'s preflight phase and retain the parsed fields
for the coverage check; update _info_coverage() to accept and use those fields
instead of parsing after server startup. Add a unit test verifying that an
unreasoned waiver is rejected with ERR_UNREASONED_WAIVER without calling
_spawn().
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| /// Mark a save as complete: subsequent changes count from here. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Called on SAVE / BGSAVE success, never on failure — a failed save left the | ||
| /// dataset unpersisted, so the pending-change count must survive it. | ||
| pub fn mark_save_completed() { | ||
| KEYSPACE_CHANGES_AT_LAST_SAVE.store(keyspace_changes_sum(), Ordering::Relaxed); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
mark_save_completed() always re-reads the LIVE keyspace-change counter at the moment it is called, rather than using the counter value captured at snapshot time. Every caller captures its RDB snapshot first, performs a (blocking or multi-tick) disk write, and only then calls mark_save_completed() — so a write landing during that window is folded into the new baseline even though it is absent from the just-completed RDB, making rdb_changes_since_last_save read 0 right after a save despite an unpersisted recent write.
src/admin/metrics_setup.rs#L235-L241: changemark_save_completed()to accept the change-counter value recorded at snapshot-capture time, instead of internally re-reading the current total.src/command/persistence.rs#L104-L105: in the tokio arm ofbgsave_start, capture the counter value beforesave_from_snapshotis spawned and pass it tomark_save_completed.src/command/persistence.rs#L131-L132: in the monoio arm ofbgsave_start, capture the counter value before the synchronoussave_from_snapshotcall and pass it tomark_save_completed.src/command/persistence.rs#L212-L213: inbgsave_shard_done, thread through the counter value captured when the snapshot was triggered (not when the last shard finishes) and pass it tomark_save_completed.src/command/persistence.rs#L381-L382: inhandle_save, capture the counter value beforesave_from_snapshotruns and pass it tomark_save_completed.
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src/admin/metrics_setup.rs#L235-L241(this comment)src/command/persistence.rs#L104-L105src/command/persistence.rs#L131-L132src/command/persistence.rs#L212-L213src/command/persistence.rs#L381-L382
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In `@src/admin/metrics_setup.rs` around lines 235 - 241, Change
mark_save_completed in src/admin/metrics_setup.rs:235-241 to accept the
snapshot-time change-counter value and store that argument instead of rereading
the live counter. In src/command/persistence.rs:104-105, 131-132, 212-213, and
381-382, capture the counter when the snapshot is triggered, preserve it through
each save path including bgsave_shard_done, and pass that captured value to
mark_save_completed after successful persistence.
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| // EC9: publish this shard's Lua VM footprint for INFO | ||
| // `used_memory_lua` (summed across shards by the reader). | ||
| // The VM is created lazily on first script use, so `None` | ||
| // publishes nothing and the field stays 0 — which is the | ||
| // truth, not a placeholder. `used_memory()` is an mlua | ||
| // allocator-counter read, not a walk; this runs on the | ||
| // periodic tick, never on the command path. | ||
| if let Some(lua) = lua_rc.borrow().as_ref() { | ||
| shard_databases.store_memory_per_shard[shard_id] | ||
| .lua | ||
| .store(lua.used_memory(), std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Keep used_memory_lua consistent across runtimes.
runtime-monoio is the default and is covered by CI. Its run_eviction_tick writes store_memory_per_shard[shard_id].lua with script_cache.resident_bytes(), while the Tokio tick writes lua.used_memory(). INFO reads this same atomic, so the field reports different metrics by runtime and Tokio overwrites the VM value periodically.
Use separate atomics for Lua VM memory and script-cache memory, then publish the VM metric from both runtime loops.
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In `@src/shard/event_loop.rs` around lines 1558 - 1569, Separate Lua VM memory
from script-cache memory in the per-shard memory accounting, adding distinct
atomics as needed. Update both the Tokio and runtime-monoio run_eviction_tick
paths to publish the Lua VM metric from the Lua runtime, while retaining
script_cache.resident_bytes() in its dedicated cache-memory atomic; ensure
INFO’s used_memory_lua reads the VM-memory atomic consistently.
The full matrix (workflow_dispatch, which PR CI path-filters skip) failed
Check (Windows) and Check (macOS) on io16, both tokio legs, both reporting
used_memory_lua = 24165 before any EVAL had run. The test asserted 0, on the
premise that Moon creates the Lua VM lazily. That premise is monoio-specific:
tokio creates it eagerly during connection setup.
Rewriting the test to assert GROWTH instead of a baseline made it pass on both
runtimes — and then the growth numbers disagreed by two orders of magnitude:
baseline after `return 1` after ~1.2MB of tables
tokio 24165 25403 2329460
monoio (SHIPPED) 0 48 161
Same setup_lua_vm, same mlua 0.11 lua54 vendored. Ruled out as Cargo feature
unification by building tokio WITH graph+text-index — still 24165/25403. So on
the runtime that actually ships, the value a shard can publish is roughly two
orders of magnitude below the VM's real footprint: the monoio tick samples a
Lua VM that is not the one executing scripts.
A dashboard reading "Lua: 80 bytes" for a VM holding 26KB is worse served than
by no series at all, which is the exact rule this task exists to uphold — a
field Moon cannot answer truthfully is omitted, not emitted as a number that
looks plausible. So the field is withdrawn and waived with the measurement as
its reason, rather than shipped.
Removed: the INFO emission, the shard-tick publish (which fed nothing else and
would otherwise have put the same wrong number into the Prometheus
moon_memory_bytes{kind="lua_scripts"} gauge, currently an honest 0), and io16.
EC9 now closes at 9 implemented + 4 waived = 51. The monoio dual-VM finding is
filed separately; unwaive when the monoio path samples the VM that runs
scripts.
Verified on BOTH runtimes locally this time, which is what would have caught
this before the matrix did:
monoio info_observability 18/18
tokio info_observability 18/18 (--no-default-features runtime-tokio,jemalloc)
harness PASS=248 FAIL=0 WAIVED=21, exit 0
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What
Closes EC9 of the
v0-9-client-compatmilestone. The pinned client manifest reads 51 INFO fields; Moon answered 38. Ten are now emitted from real sources, three are waived with recorded reasons, and the CI step becomes a hard gate.Harness:
PASS=249 FAIL=0 WAIVED=20 TOTAL=269, exit 0 (the info manifest alone wasPASS=38 FAIL=13, exit 1).The ten fields, and where each value actually comes from
tcp_portInstanceFacts, not the port INFO arrived on — behind a container port map the two differ, and this field exists so a client can hand a peer a reachable addressuptime_in_seconds/uptime_in_daysmain()right after the (at most one) malloc re-exec, so uptime measures this process image and a slow index reload counts as uptime rather than vanishing from itused_memory_luamluaVM'sused_memory()on the periodic tick; 0 before the first EVAL is the truth, not a stubaof_last_write_statusaof_last_append_status— the name a redis-py/ioredis health check actually looks foraof_last_bgrewrite_statusAOF_REWRITE_LAST_OKlatch, set on the commit path and both abort paths, published beforeAOF_REWRITE_IN_PROGRESSclears so an INFO that sees the rewrite finished never reads the previous rewrite's statusrdb_changes_since_last_savesync_full/sync_partial_ok/sync_partial_errPSYNC ? -1counts as a full resync the replica asked for, not a partial that failed — otherwise a healthy first-time replica looks like a backlog problemThe three that are waived, not faked
The INFO emitter carries a standing rule: a field Moon cannot answer truthfully is omitted rather than reported as a constant, because a hardcoded zero is indistinguishable from a healthy server on a dashboard. These three keep it:
latest_fork_usec— Moon never callsfork(2). BGSAVE snapshots in-process via a copy-on-write epoch cursor, so there is no fork to time.0would read as "forks are instant", not "this server does not fork".client_recent_max_input_buffer/client_recent_max_output_buffer— per-client buffer high-water marks are not tracked (CLIENT LISTreportsqbuf=0for the same reason). Sampling them means a counter on every connection read and write.Why the counter is fed at the storage funnels
rdb_changes_since_last_saveincrements inDatabase::{set, remove, remove_counting_cold, get_mut, clear, set_expiry}, not at dispatch. Dispatch does not know whether a command mutated, and a phf flags lookup on the command path is exactly the cost this codebase's perf invariants forbid.get_muthands out mutable access the caller may not use, so the count can run high — the deliberate direction: over-counting triggers a save that was not needed, while under-counting would tell a backup script the dataset was clean when it was not. (In practiceget_mutis only used where a mutation follows — GETEX-with-options and the vector paths — so the drift is small.)The waiver mechanism, and why it cannot go stale
info_fields.txtgainedfield # WAIVED: <reason>. Two guards, both proven by mutation before being trusted:ERR_UNREASONED_WAIVERat load, exit 2tcp_port, which Moon now emitsFAIL [value] … but moon now EMITS it — delete the waiver, the gap is closed, exit 1That second guard is the lesson from #502, where five of ten waived commands had shipped and the sweep stayed green over a surface it no longer needed to excuse.
With the gap closed,
INFO field coveragein CI dropscontinue-on-error: trueand becomes a hard gate — its own comment already said it would flip when this landed.Tests
tests/info_observability.rsgains io14–io19. Run red before the change for the right reason (missing field), green after; suite is 19/19. Each asserts on behaviour, not presence — uptime must advance,used_memory_luamust go 0 → non-zero across a real EVAL,rdb_changes_since_last_savemust rise with 25 SETs and drop when a BGSAVE completes.Two pre-existing behaviours io18 surfaced
Not fixed here, but named:
SAVEis refused in sharded mode — and every Moon instance is sharded, including--shards 1.appendonly noand no--save,BGSAVElogs "BGSAVE triggered" and never completes:rdb_bgsave_in_progressstays1andrdb_last_save_timestays0forever. A dashboard would show a permanently-running BGSAVE. io18 therefore spawns a persistence-enabled server.Not caused by this change
tests/cluster_client_bootstrap.rsis flaky at ~25–33% independent of this PR — 12-run A/B: branch 4/12, base 3/12.reserve_cluster_portsprobes a port, releases the listener, then lets moon bind withSO_REUSEPORT; two nodes can bind the same port and the kernel load-balances between them. That is theConnectionResetwith no server-side panic and a different test failing each run. Filing separately.Verification
cargo test --lib— 4641/4641cargo test --test info_observability— 19/19cargo clippy --all-targets— cleancargo fmt --check— clean./scripts/test-client-compat.sh --info-manifest—PASS=249 FAIL=0 WAIVED=20, exit 0Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
INFOreporting with configured TCP port, uptime, Lua memory usage, persistence status, save-change counts, and replication synchronization counters.INFOfields.Bug Fixes
Tests