* Arena/FastAlloc: add comments where potential metrics can be added (#12306)
* Arena/FastAlloc: add comments where potential metrics can be incremented.
The intent is to count allocations and bytes.
Remove a commented-out ifdef block that has been disabled for many years and
which does not work (per the explanation in the comment). We don't need to
keep reading about the results of a small failed experiment from many years ago.
* add more one FIXME comment
* add one more METRICS-FIXME
* Add a SimpleCounter template for counter metrics (#12326)
* ignore TAGS (from etags/ctags)
* Add initial SimpleCounter interface/implementation/unit tests
* Add initial SimpleCounter interface/implementation/unit tests
* Fix unit test
* Improve clarity on unit test
* Update FIXME comments
* Address review comments. Must use function local static mutex
* update comment
* Go back to template specializations to handle older C++ versions
* SimpleCounter: periodically log the counters to TraceEvent (#12329)
* SimpleCounter: periodically log the counters to TraceEvent. Muck with hierarchical names to comply with random rules.
* Update doc about Prometheus metric names
* relax assertion about counter count, because unit test is actually running in fdbserver and that causes a unrelated counter to be created
* Update SimpleCounter unit tests not to use metric names that break Trace.cpp simulation-only checks (#12333)
* Add a pointed comment in UnitTest.h about some weaknesses
* Use counter names that will get converted to field names that TraceEvent does not complain about
* unit test: do not use a counter name that will cause Trace.cpp to emit errors in simulation
* update comment about caveats with unittests breaking simulation
* yet another field name fix
* just call validateField() directly from simple counters
* run report loop in unit tests
* fix build, fix comment
* blah blah blah
* always be munging metric names
* Instrument Arena, FastAlloc, Platform.cpp with SimpleCounter metrics to count allocations and bytes (#12339)
* emit a simpleCounterReport when we declare out of memory
* FastAlloc.h: initial pass of adding byte/object allocation/deallocation metrics
* Avoid conflict over the name SimpleCounter by eliminating this private definition of a name which is too valuable for this one random file to claim for its own use
* FastAlloc.cpp, Platform.actor.cpp: initial pass at adding SimpleCounter metrics to count allocations and bytes
* rename wrapper calls and update comments
* Count bytes copied in StringRef
* Arena.cpp: instrument allocations and some other stuff
* Arena.cpp: simplify use of SimpleCounter
* simpleCounterReport: generate TraceEvent in batches of MAX_TRACE_EVENT_LENGTH / 100 counters to avoid trace buffer overflow
* Eliminate poorly motivated trace field name validation, and change SimpleCounter to emit Prometheus-compatible metric names (#12356)
Trace.cpp does not provide a rationale for validateField() and validateFormat(). It appears to be some kind of
XML related validation. Why we should care about this is not clear. The output is going to Splunk. As far as I know, Splunk is supposed to be pretty liberal in what it accepts as input.
Add logic in SimpleCounter.cpp to convert hierarchical metric names to Prometheus compatible metric names
by the simple rule of converting intermediate '/' chars into '_', i.e. something like /flow/arena/bytesAllocated becomes
flow_arena_bytesAllocated. I feel hierarchical names are still slightly better, and very easy to reason about when
creating new metric names on the fly, but ensuring that they are at least Prometheus compatible should allow targeting
to future metrics platforms down the road.
Testing:
20250905-010257-gglass-25f3ef43ccc1c130 compressed=True data_size=41538755 duration=6389116 ended=100000 fail_fast=10 max_runs=100000 pass=100000 priority=100 remaining=0 runtime=1:00:34 sanity=False started=100000 stopped=20250905-020331 submitted=20250905-010257 timeout=5400 username=gglass
* replace undocumented trace event field name rules with a rule that enforces that field names must be valid Prometheus metric names. No idea why the old code declines to even state what it is trying to be compatible with
* move Prometheus metric name validation to SimpleCounter.cpp. Remove validation from Trace.cpp. This stuff is going to Splunk. Splunk takes what we give it.
* Use simple counter to replace recently added net2 counters (#12358)
* use simple counter to replace recent added net2 counters
* allow unit test to use SimpleCounter Trace event
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Co-authored-by: Zhe Wang <zhe.wang@wustl.edu>
* Add metrics to count how often we run TLS handshake on the main thread vs side threads.
Also add a comment suggesting that ever using the main thread for this is a bad idea.
* Add server-side metrics for TLS handshakes on side threads and on the main thread.
Rename existing (just-added) metrics to indicate that they are client-side.
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Co-authored-by: Gideon Glass <gglass_glass@apple.com>
* Print an asan heap profile on OOM
* Use 32KiB stacks for boost coro
* Print 100%, 10 max contexts for asan OOM
* Lower machineCount to 30 in DataLossRecovery test
* Add asanMachineCount override to control ASAN memory usage
Per #7952, content in /sys/fs/cgroup/cpu,cpuacct/cpu.stat is reported in
MachineMetrics.
If the file does not exist, reports `NoCpuStatFile`.
If the file is not parsable, reports `CpuStatFileParseError`.
Changing `memory` option to limit resident memory instead of virtual memory, in config file and fdbserver/fdbbackup/fdbcli command-line argument. Since `rlimit` doesn't support limiting virtual memory, the current implementation have both of fdbmonitor and the fdbserver/fdbbackup process checking process RSS periodically and kill and restart the process if the limit is exceeded.
Adding a new `memory_vsize` option to limit virtual memory, if backward-compatible behavior is desired.
closes#6671, closes#6672
* Add contrib/debug_determinism
Add an instrumentation-based technique for debugging unseen mismatches. Also guard a few existing sources of nondeterminism that don't affect unseen with the DEBUG_DETERMINISM macro.
Also change the simulated run loop to not run as the only task inside the real run loop, since that was a source of nondeterminism.
Also fix nondeterminism from calling timer_int
* Add StorageMetadataType::currentTime
Basically a deterministic-in-simulation version of timer_int that we can
use instead of timer_int for StorageMetadataType::createdTime
1. Introduce processDiskReadSeconds and processDiskWriteSeconds, which stands for disk read/write times `since the last logging`. They can only be obtained on Linux and macOS, and will be 0 on Windows and FreeBSD;
2. Rename `busyTicks` to `IOMilliSecs`;
3. On FreeBSD, the metrics should be collected among all devices.
This change seems to be incorrect since afaict INetwork::timer isn't
guaranteed to be monotonic. Maybe we can make that guarantee or add an
INetwork::timer_monotonic symbol?
gxglass