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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Server->>TaskScheduler: provide keyspace limit ratios
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dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/tests/gtest_task_scheduler.cpp (1)
368-368: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winWait for both contexts to complete before the test body ends.
Every other test in this file waits on the execution context, and
gtest_io_priority.cppguards the context withincActiveRefCount(). This test only observes start flags. The keyspace-two task and the second keyspace-one task are never confirmed to finish; they complete during~TaskScheduler.Add a bounded wait for both contexts after Line 368. That makes the test assert task completion and reports a clear timeout instead of relying on scheduler shutdown.
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allow_io_finish.store(true, std::memory_order_release); ASSERT_TRUE(waitForFlag(second_cpu_started, std::chrono::seconds(5))); + + keyspace_one_context.waitFor(std::chrono::seconds(15)); + keyspace_two_context.waitFor(std::chrono::seconds(15)); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/TaskQueues/MultiLevelFeedbackQueue.cpp`:
- Around line 274-278: Ensure keyspace reservations acquired by all three queues
are released for every finalized task: in
dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/TaskQueues/MultiLevelFeedbackQueue.cpp:274-278,
verify the thread-pool terminal-status and exception paths always invoke
updateStatistics, or release the reservation during finalization; apply the same
guarantee in
dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/TaskQueues/IOPriorityQueue.cpp:129-135 beyond
the cancelled-task case; and in
dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/TaskQueues/ResourceControlQueue.cpp:184-188,
release the reservation when mustTakeTask fails its RUNTIME_CHECK after
acquisition.
In `@dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/tests/gtest_task_scheduler.cpp`:
- Around line 325-327: Update the test using logical_cpu_cores to set a
deterministic positive CPU-core value before constructing TaskSchedulerConfig,
and restore the original value after the test completes. Preserve the existing
one_slot_ratio calculation and rely on the scheduler’s minimum-one-slot
clamping.
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In `@dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/tests/gtest_task_scheduler.cpp`:
- Line 368: After the second_cpu_started assertion in the test, add bounded
waits for both execution contexts to complete, asserting each wait succeeds with
clear timeout diagnostics. Reuse the existing context-completion mechanism and
preserve the current start-flag checks, so task completion is verified before
the test body ends rather than during TaskScheduler destruction.
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dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/TaskQueues/ResourceControlQueue.cpp (1)
124-124: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRename
group_infotogroupInfo.Line 124 adds a snake_case local variable. Rename this local variable and its references to camelCase.
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`@dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/TaskQueues/tests/gtest_resource_control_queue.cpp`:
- Line 672: Update the cancellation test around
setupExecContextForEachResourceGroup and the keyspace_id assertions to create
contexts with distinct keyspace IDs while reusing at least one resource-group
name. Invoke cancellation for one selected keyspace and assert that only that
keyspace’s matching resource group is cancelled, while the same-named group in
the other keyspace remains unaffected.
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In `@dbms/src/Flash/Pipeline/Schedule/TaskQueues/ResourceControlQueue.cpp`:
- Line 124: Rename the local variable group_info to groupInfo in the surrounding
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Second Opinion: two medium findings on default-off hot-path overhead.
Merge CLOCK_THREAD_CPUTIME_ID into query-level stats and add each handleTask round instead of overwriting, so yielded tasks keep lifetime thread CPU. Document that TaskTimer's wall clock and thread CPU samples are independent.
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What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: close #11082
Problem Summary:
In a multi-keyspace environment, a single keyspace can monopolize pipeline CPU and scheduler slots, including CPU consumed by columnar IO tasks. This can delay requests from other keyspaces and reduce overall tenant isolation.
What is changed and how it works?
KeyspaceCpuLimiterfor both pipeline CPU and IO task pools. A keyspace must acquire the shared limiter before its task is scheduled, so CPU and columnar IO tasks are accounted for together.pipeline_keyspace_pool_limit_ratio: caps concurrent active scheduler tasks.pipeline_keyspace_cpu_limit_ratio: caps long-term CPU-time consumption with a per-keyspace token bucket.CLOCK_THREAD_CPUTIME_ID. Blocking time does not consume tokens, while actual CPU work performed in both CPU and IO pool threads does.0disables only that mechanism; setting both to0disables the limiter entirely.[0.0, 1.0], are applied during server startup, and default to0.0to preserve existing behavior unless explicitly enabled.Check List
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TiFlash Keyspace CPU Limiter Comparison Test Report
1. Test Overview
127.0.0.1:4000root; password: emptywidecolwidecol.widecol_test_wide, approximately152,000,000rowstiflash-9000http://127.0.0.1:8234/metrics/data/deploy/tiflash-9000/conf/tiflash.tomlcpu=0.8,pool=0The test set contains the original nine combinations of
0,0.5, and1.0, plus two additional combinations,0/0.8and0.8/0. All 11 configurations are merged into the result table below.For each configuration, the test changed both parameters, ran
systemctl restart tiflash-9000, waited for the service and metrics endpoint to become ready, waited an additional 5 seconds, and then ran the following query throughmycli:Each query returned one row. All 11 SQL executions and service restarts succeeded. Query duration includes query execution and result transfer time.
2. Combined Results
The limiter counters below are cumulative values observed after the query, following the TiFlash restart for that row. No matching limiter series was present in the pre-query snapshot for any round, so the post-query values represent the observed process-local counters for that round.
cpu_sistiflash_pipeline_keyspace_cpu_limiter_cpu_seconds; the two rejection columns are thereasonvalues oftiflash_pipeline_keyspace_cpu_limiter_throttled.At query completion, the
active_tasksandthrottledgauge values were 0 in every round. The observedcpu_tokens_secondsvalues were approximately0,1.6,2.56, or3.2, according to the CPU ratio.3. Findings
0, the limiter metric series was not exposed, consistent with both limiters being disabled.pipeline_keyspace_cpu_limit_ratiocontrolscpu_quota_seconds_per_second:0.5maps to16,0.8maps to25.6, and1.0maps to32.pipeline_keyspace_pool_limit_ratiocontrolsmax_active_tasks:0.5maps to16,0.8maps to25, and1.0maps to32. A ratio of0leaves the pool limiter disabled.141.479sto235.480s. The environment had other concurrentmycliquery workloads, so the counters and timings cannot be attributed exclusively to this test query.Summary by CodeRabbit
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