perf: bound metric labels and reduce dashboard and budget database load - #1078
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add budget spend caching tied to usage-log flushes, update audit-log last-used indexes and queries, normalize Prometheus endpoint labels, and limit usage-reader raw-data handling to prompt-cache fields. ChangesBudget Spend Caching
Audit Log Last-Used Lookup
Prometheus Endpoint Labels
Usage Prompt-Cache Data
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UsageLogger
participant BudgetService
participant UsageStore
UsageLogger->>BudgetService: Notify flush start before batch write
UsageLogger->>UsageStore: Write usage batch
UsageLogger->>BudgetService: Notify flush finish after batch write
BudgetService->>UsageStore: Query spend on cache miss or fresh evaluation
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Concurrent startups can still unnecessarily remove and rebuild the audit-log index. Resolve the remaining index-migration race before merging unless that risk is explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| "CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_audit_auth_key_timestamp ON audit_logs(auth_key_id, timestamp)", |
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On an existing PostgreSQL audit_logs table, startup synchronously creates the replacement composite index. That operation waits on active writers and blocks subsequent audit-log inserts until it completes. During a restart or rolling deployment, audit flushing can stall long enough for buffered audit records to be delayed or dropped. Create the PostgreSQL index concurrently outside a transaction, while retaining the non-concurrent form where required for SQLite. This must be resolved before merging.
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PostgreSQL index-locking reproduction script
- The exact Bash source seeds audit_logs, holds a writer open, runs synchronous or concurrent index DDL, and attempts an overlapping insert, showing the lock difference.
Synchronous index build blocks insert
- Executed PostgreSQL 16 output shows the overlapping audit-log insert timing out during synchronous index creation, confirming writes are blocked.
Concurrent index build permits insert
- Executed PostgreSQL 16 output shows the overlapping audit-log insert succeeding with concurrent index creation, confirming writes continue.
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Fixed in 2348749. On PostgreSQL the (auth_key_id, timestamp) index is now built in the background with CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY, alongside the trigram index, and an interrupted build is dropped and rebuilt. The old idx_audit_auth_key_id is dropped with DROP INDEX CONCURRENTLY only once the new index is valid. SQLite still builds it inline, creating the new index before dropping the old one.
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MongoDB unordered writes can persist part of a usage batch and return a partial-write error. This branch returns before calling the budget cache invalidator, even though some new spend is durable. Budget enforcement can therefore use the pre-flush spend for the cache's two-second lifetime, allowing requests that should have been rejected by the updated budget. Invalidate when a partial-write error reports one or more persisted entries. This must be resolved before merging.
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- The executable creates a focused Go test, runs current and required invalidation contracts, captures both outputs, and removes the temporary test source.
Current listener behavior after partial write
- The focused test models one durable entry plus a partial-write error and observes zero listener calls, showing the cache invalidation is skipped.
Required invalidation after partial write
- The same test requires invalidation after one durable entry and fails because the listener count remains zero.
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Already fixed by 9710fa8, after the reviewed commit. The logger now wraps each batch write in UsageFlushStarted / a deferred UsageFlushFinished, so the cache is bypassed during the write and cleared afterwards on every outcome, including partial and failed writes. TestLoggerFlushListenerWrapsBatchWrite covers the failure path.
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Non-blocking concern: unknown path segments are only templated when they are numeric or contain a digit and are at least 16 bytes long. Distinct opaque paths such as /custom/resource-alpha and /custom/resource-beta remain separate endpoint label values. Repeated caller-controlled paths can keep increasing Prometheus series and its memory and query cost. Normalize unknown dynamic segments to a bounded label value.
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- The focused Go test records `/custom/resource-alpha` without templating and shows one counter series, establishing the baseline.
- The focused Go test records two distinct opaque custom paths as two preserved labels and two counter series, confirming label growth.
Opaque endpoint cardinality test
- The temporary Go test invokes real Prometheus request hooks and counts collector series for one and two opaque endpoint paths.
Opaque endpoint cardinality runner
- The runner installs the temporary test, executes both comparisons, captures output, and removes the temporary test source.
Endpoint cardinality execution record
- The execution record shows the validation runner completed successfully and produced the captured comparison output.
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Fixed in 81d7ad3. Templating still handles ID-like segments, and distinct endpoint values are now capped at 256; further paths are reported as /{other}. A label that was admitted keeps its value, so the in-flight gauge increments and decrements stay paired. TestMetricEndpointCapsDistinctLabels covers the cap.
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In `@internal/auditlog/store_mongodb.go`:
- Around line 146-149: In the index setup flow, keep legacyExecutionPlanIndex
cleanup independent, but defer dropping legacyAuthKeyIndex until CreateMany
succeeds. If index creation fails, retain the legacy auth-key index; preserve
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In `@internal/auditlog/auth_key_index.go`:
- Around line 27-28: Update the index migration in NewSQLStore so the
legacyAuthKeySQLIndex drop runs only after creation of the authKeyTimestampIndex
succeeds; preserve the existing legacy index when replacement creation fails.
- Around line 41-43: Coordinate the auth-key index migration across instances by
acquiring a PostgreSQL advisory lock before checking indexValidity, and hold
ownership through any invalid-index drop and rebuild. Ensure competing instances
wait and recheck validity after acquiring the lock, so they do not drop an index
another instance is building.
In `@internal/auditlog/store_mongodb_test.go`:
- Line 87: Update the index assertions in the success and conflict cases to
inspect each index’s key specification as well as its name. Verify the
successful `auth_key_id_1_timestamp_-1` index has the intended descending
timestamp key, and verify the conflict case retains the fixture’s conflicting
ascending timestamp specification.
In `@internal/observability/endpoint.go`:
- Around line 74-75: Update the endpoint-label admission flow to check whether
the 256-label limit is reached under the existing read lock and return
`/{other}` before acquiring the write lock. Keep the capacity recheck under the
write lock to handle concurrent admissions.
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not treat an active PostgreSQL index build as interrupted.
When two instances start together, the second can observe the first instance’s in-progress index as indisvalid=false and attempt to drop it. PostgreSQL records concurrent builds as invalid until completion, and a concurrent drop waits for conflicting operations. The second instance can therefore remove the completed replacement and start another expensive build. If the legacy index has already been retired and that rebuild fails, last-used lookups lack the intended index. Coordinate migration ownership across instances before checking and dropping an invalid index. (postgresql.org)
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[error] 42-42: SQL query is built by concatenating a string literal with a variable and passed to a database/sql call (Query, Exec, QueryRow, Prepare, or their Context variants). String concatenation lets attacker-controlled input alter the query structure, enabling SQL injection. Use parameterized queries with placeholders ('?' or '') and pass the values as separate arguments instead of concatenating them into the query string.
Context: db.Exec(ctx, "DROP INDEX CONCURRENTLY IF EXISTS "+authKeyTimestampIndex)
Note: [CWE-89] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an SQL Command ('SQL Injection').
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In `@internal/auditlog/auth_key_index.go` around lines 41 - 43, Coordinate the
auth-key index migration across instances by acquiring a PostgreSQL advisory
lock before checking indexValidity, and hold ownership through any invalid-index
drop and rebuild. Ensure competing instances wait and recheck validity after
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Fixed in 7de388e. Before treating an invalid index as interrupted, startup checks pg_stat_progress_create_index and leaves an index another instance is still building to that instance. The old index is dropped only once the new one is valid, so the instance that finishes the build retires it. TestEnsureAuthKeyIndexLeavesAnotherInstancesBuild holds a real concurrent build in progress and checks that a second startup neither drops nor blocks on it; without the guard the test hangs. The SQL-injection note doesn't apply here, because the concatenated names are package constants.
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@SantiagoDePolonia, the test verifies that a second startup leaves a build alone while pg_stat_progress_create_index reports it as active. That addresses the tested case. The SQL-injection note does not apply because the concatenated index names are package constants.
The check and drop are still separate operations. If the first build finishes after the second startup reads indisvalid=false but before it checks build progress, the second startup can drop the now-valid replacement index and rebuild it. The test does not cover that interval. Please coordinate the validity check and migration across instances before dropping the index. I’ll keep this finding open.
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Learning: In `internal/auditlog/auth_key_index.go`, the SQL DDL statements concatenate the package constants `authKeyTimestampIndex` and `legacyAuthKeySQLIndex`. Those index names are not untrusted input, so this concatenation is not an SQL-injection issue.
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In `@internal/auditlog/reader_lastused_index_test.go`:
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Reduces metrics memory and dashboard/budget database load. One commit per change.
Metrics: bounded
endpointlabel (fix)endpointlabel used raw paths, so every file, batch, response, and voice ID (and every passthrough path) created a new series that was never freed.{id}(/files/{id}/content). Dashboards grouping byendpointwill see the templated values.Usage dashboard: read only prompt-cache fields
raw_data. They now read only the five prompt-cache fields: PostgreSQL and MongoDB project them server-side, and the SQL folds extract them with gjson.GetSummaryon 20k rows: PostgreSQL 74 → 32 ms and 91 → 18 MB; SQLite same speed, 91 → 54 MB.Indexes
usage.raw_data; it only slowed inserts.(auth_key_id, timestamp)replaces theauth_key_idindex on SQL and MongoDB, so the API-key last-used lookup is served from the index. The MongoDB query now uses a distinct scan. Existing databases build the index once at startup.Budgets: cache spend between usage flushes
SUMover the budget period's usage. Checks now reuse a window's spend for up to 2 s, and the usage logger clears the cache after each flush.Tests
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