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The cache-aware policy runs one TokenTree or Tree match_and_insert_with per routed request, and the event-driven path hashes the request's blocks and checks the indexer's size first. Nothing measured those request-path costs: throughput_bench covers the PositionalIndexer only and the gateway's radix_tree_benchmark drives the legacy match API. match_insert.rs replays a warm tree of 64 tenants sharing a 512-token (2 KiB) system prompt with one user turn each: a hit routed to its matched tenant, a never-seen turn, the hit path on eight threads against one tree (wall time per operation), the request content hashes for 576 and 2048 tokens at block size 16, and current_size() with 64 workers. Signed-off-by: Simo Lin <25425177+slin1237@users.noreply.github.com>
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match_and_insert_with did, on every matched node: a global timestamp
fetch_add, a SipHash lookup under a shard read lock to find the node's
tenant, a second SipHash lookup under a shard write lock to stamp it,
and three Arc clones; then the insert replay repeated the timestamp and
the write-locked stamp on every node for the inserting tenant, which on
a cache hit is the tenant the match had just stamped.
Now one timestamp is taken per request and reused: every node the
request touches gets the same stamp, which still orders it after every
earlier request and before every later one, the only property eviction
uses. The match finds and stamps the node's tenant in one write-locked
lookup (touch_any_tenant), the descent clones each node once into the
path and indexes it, the replay skips a node whose stamped tenant is the
inserting tenant (it is attached, so there is nothing to credit), and
the root bookkeeping reads before it takes an entry. The tenant maps and
the intern pool hash with FxHash: keys are operator-controlled worker
URLs hashed on every lookup, and map order was already arbitrary (the
default hasher is randomly seeded per map). Routing results, token
accounting and eviction order are unchanged; the other call sites keep
a per-call timestamp.
benches/match_insert.rs (bench profile), 64 tenants, 512-token shared
prefix, 64-token turns, two alternating runs per side:
before after
hit 1.09 us 0.90 us (-17%)
miss (new turn) 1.60 us 1.44 us (-10%)
hit, 8 threads, wall 805 ns 633 ns (-21%)
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Per matched node, match_and_insert_with compared the shared prefix,
then walked it again in advance_by_chars (an is_ascii pass over the
same bytes), and cloned the node three times (path, current, the
resolving node). After the walk it counted the whole input with
text.chars().count(); the policy's closure counted the same text again.
On the insert replay, attach_tenant_if_absent took a write-locked entry
with an Arc clone on every ancestor, including the common case where the
tenant was already attached, and the root bookkeeping did the same.
Now shared_prefix_len returns the common prefix in chars and bytes so
the descent slices past it directly; each node is cloned once into the
path and indexed from there; the input length is the consumed chars
plus the unmatched tail, which on a replayed prompt is empty; the
closure reuses the count the match result already carries; the replay
reads before it attaches; and the tenant maps and intern pool hash with
FxHash (operator-controlled worker URLs, map order already arbitrary).
Routing results, char accounting and eviction order are unchanged.
benches/match_insert.rs (bench profile), 64 tenants, 2 KiB shared
prefix, 256-char turns:
before after
hit 2.26 us 1.79 us (-21%)
miss (new turn) 3.93 us 3.37 us (-14%)
hit, 8 threads, wall 818 ns 655 ns (-20%)
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…h blocks one-shot
Before taking the event-driven path the policy asked the indexer whether
it holds anything; current_size() answered by summing every allocated
per-worker slot, 2048 atomics at minimum, on every request. It then
locked the KV monitor and looked the indexer up a second time inside
the selection. TreeSizes now carries a running total moved in step with
every slot update (add, sub, saturating sub, reset), so the check is one
load, and event_index_for resolves indexer and block size once for both
the check and the selection.
compute_content_hash built a seeded streaming XXH3 per block, which
derives a secret before it sees a byte, then fed it four bytes at a
time. It now hashes the block's little-endian bytes in one shot from a
stack buffer (heap only above 256 tokens). The digest is bit-identical,
which matters because workers report hashes computed the old way; a
test pins the two implementations against each other for every block
length from 0 to 300 tokens.
benches/match_insert.rs (bench profile):
before after
content hashes, 576 tokens, block 16 792 ns 562 ns (-29%)
content hashes, 2048 tokens, block 16 2.60 us 1.76 us (-32%)
current_size(), 64 workers 782 ns 0.3 ns
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…ipping its replay touch The insert replay in match_and_insert_with skipped every path node whose match-time stamp was the inserting tenant. Two things slipped through that skip. If an eviction removed the tenant from a shared node between the match and the replay, the node was neither re-attached nor credited to tokens_added, where the two-pass version's insert re-walk would have done both. And under EvictionPolicy::Lfu the skipped touch_tenant was one of the two hits a full-match node collects per request, so a request routed back to the tenant it matched counted one hit while a request routed elsewhere still counted two. Keep the skip, but only after a read-locked contains_key confirms the tenant is still on the node; count the owed LFU hit there. If the tenant is gone, fall through to touch_tenant, which re-attaches and credits the node as before. An eviction that lands after the check is indistinguishable from one that lands right after the request returns. Tests: under LFU, a hit routed to the matched tenant and one routed elsewhere leave the same hit counts and tenant token counts as match_prefix_with_counts followed by insert_tokens on a second tree; a tenant stripped from the tree inside the select closure (between match and replay) is re-attached on every path node and re-credited. benches/match_insert, TokenTree (before the PR / PR / now): hit 1.09 us / 0.90 us / 0.91 us miss 1.60 us / 1.44 us / 1.47 us hit, 8 threads 805 ns / 633 ns / 638 ns Signed-off-by: Simo Lin <25425177+slin1237@users.noreply.github.com>
…hization TokenTree::match_and_insert_with and Tree::match_and_insert_with are generic over the select closure, so the whole fused descent (child-map probes, compare loop, insert replay) was instantiated inside each calling crate and compiled at that crate's optimization level. The gateway builds at opt-level "z"; a per-package override for kv-index would never have reached the request-path walk, and the in-crate bench measured a build the gateway does not run. The generic method is now an #[inline] shell that hands the closure to a non-generic match_and_insert_dyn taking &mut dyn FnMut(&PrefixMatchResult) -> Option<&str>; the FnOnce bound of the public API is unchanged (an Option carries it through the FnMut interface, and the walk calls it once). One indirect call per request, and the walk is compiled once, in this crate. No other per-request entry point in either tree is generic. Behaviour is identical; the existing fused-path tests cover both trees. The in-crate bench cannot see the difference (bench and library share one profile); its numbers moved within the noise of the shared host. Signed-off-by: Simo Lin <25425177+slin1237@users.noreply.github.com>
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…stamped The test removed and re-routed to "w1", but both tenants own the path node and the match stamps whichever one touch_any_tenant picks: the node's cached last_tenant, written only when the request's timestamp is a multiple of 16 on a counter other tests advance, or else the first tenant in map order. When it picked w2 the replay fell through to touch_tenant regardless of the attachment guard, and the test passed with the guard removed. Route to matched.tenant instead: remove that tenant inside the select closure, record which one it was, and assert re-attachment and credit on it and the other tenant's state by name. The sequence lives in one node, asserted, so the stamped tenant is exactly matched.tenant. With the contains_key guard removed the test now fails on every run; with it it passes on every run. The LFU test is unaffected: only w1 owns the path until the second request's replay attaches w2, so its match always stamps w1. Signed-off-by: Simo Lin <25425177+slin1237@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not return a tenant when the stamp fails.
If eviction removes the tenant after the iterator selects it,
get_mutreturnsNone. This branch still returnsSome(tenant), so the fused match can report a tenant that it did not stamp. The separate match path callstouch_tenantafter selection and reattaches that tenant. Retry selection or reattach the selected tenant whenget_mutfails.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Node::touch_any_tenant's fallback took the first tenant from a read iteration, dropped that guard, and stamped it with a separate get_mut. An eviction between the two could remove the pick; the stamp then failed silently and the function still returned the tenant, so the fused match could report, route to and list in matched_tenants a tenant that no longer owned the node. The two-call version it replaced (get_any_tenant then touch_tenant) re-attached the evicted tenant via entry() instead, which was not right either: a match restoring ownership that eviction had just taken away, with no token credit. Pick and stamp through one iter_mut entry: the first tenant in map order is stamped under the shard's write guard, so a returned tenant is always one this call stamped, and None still means no tenant owns the node. The cached last_tenant fast path already required its stamp to succeed and is unchanged. The string tree has no such helper: its match resolves the tenant read-only and stamps through insert, untouched here. Test on the node directly: the cached tenant is stamped when attached; an evicted cached tenant is skipped for an attached one, which is stamped and becomes the cached pick, without re-attaching the evicted one; with two owners and no cache, evicting whichever iterates first makes the other the stamped pick; with every owner evicted the result is None and nothing is attached. Signed-off-by: Simo Lin <25425177+slin1237@users.noreply.github.com>
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Description
Problem
Every request through the cache-aware policy walks a radix tree, and the walk did shared-memory writes on every matched node: the token tree took a
GLOBAL_TIMESTAMPfetch_add per node on the match and again per node on the insert replay, and stamped the tenant with a read-lockedcontains_keyfollowed by a write-lockedget_mut, each a SipHash lookup; both trees cloned the nodeArctwice per level. The string tree walked the matched prefix twice per node (byte compare, thenadvance_by_chars) and counted the request's characters in the tree and again in the policy closure. On the event-driven path, the per-request "is the indexer empty" check summed about 2048 atomics, the monitor lock and indexer lookup were taken twice, and each block's content hash built a seededXxh3(a 192-byte secret derivation) and fed it 4 bytes at a time.Solution
touch_any_tenantfinds and stamps the node's tenant in one write-locked lookup; oneArcclone per node, with the path indexed instead of re-cloned; the insert replay skips the touch on nodes the match just stamped with the inserting tenant, after a read-locked check that the tenant is still attached (an eviction in between falls through to the normal re-attach and credit), and still counts the LFU hit; tenant maps and the intern pool use FxHash (tenant ids are operator-controlled worker URLs, hashed on every lookup; map order was already arbitrary under the randomly seeded default hasher). Other entry points (insert_tokens,match_prefix_with_counts,match_and_insert) keep a per-call stamp.shared_prefix_lenreturns chars and bytes, so the second walk is gone; oneArcclone per node; the input length is consumed chars plus the unmatched tail instead of achars().count(), andselect_worker_with_textreuses that count; read-first attach on the replay; FxHash as above.TreeSizeskeeps a running total maintained byadd/sub/sub_saturating/reset, so the per-request check is one load;event_index_forresolves indexer and block size under one monitor lock for both the check andselect_worker_event_driven;compute_content_hashhashes the block's little-endian bytes one-shot from a stack buffer (heap above 256 tokens). A test pins the one-shot digest against the previous streaming hasher for every length from 0 to 300 tokens, so hashes still match the worker-reported ones.Routing results, token and character accounting, and eviction order are unchanged. Timestamps within one request are now equal across the touched nodes rather than consecutive; eviction only orders across requests.
Not changed:
OverlapScores.tree_sizes(public field, read by tests), the per-requestmatched_tenantsVec (public type), and eviction policy.Changes
crates/kv_index/src/token_tree.rs: per-request stamp,touch_any_tenant, indexed path, replay skip, FxHash tenant maps.crates/kv_index/src/string_tree.rs:shared_prefix_len, single walk, counted input, FxHash.match_and_insert_withis now a thin#[inline]shell over a non-genericmatch_and_insert_dyn(&mut dyn FnMut), so the fused walk is compiled inkv-indexrather than monomorphized into each caller at the caller's opt-level (one indirect call per request; relevant to the per-package override in perf(build): compile the image, tokenizer and routing-tree crates at opt-level 3 #2768).crates/kv_index/src/event_tree.rs: running total inTreeSizes, one-shot content hash, equivalence test.model_gateway/src/policies/cache_aware.rs:EventIndexresolved once per request; reuse the tree's character count.crates/kv_index/benches/match_insert.rs(new): the fused match-and-insert per request on 64 tenants with a 512-token shared prefix and distinct user turns, hit and miss, single-threaded and 8 threads contending.Test Plan
Micro-benchmark (
benches/match_insert.rs, bench profile, this host; same binary onmain's code and this branch, run back to back):maincompute_request_content_hashes, 576 tokens, block 16PositionalIndexer::current_size(), 64 workersCorrectness.
cargo test -p kv-index: 239 passed, including the hash-equivalence test, an LFU test that pins per-node hit counts againstmatch_prefix_with_counts+insert_tokens, and a test that removes the tenant from the path between match and replay and checks it is re-attached and re-credited.cargo test -p smg --lib -- cache_aware policies kv_event: 326 passed.Gates
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cargo +nightly fmtpassescargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningspasses (see the note on--all-features)