fixes: October 2025 performance improvements #71
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WalkthroughAdds string identity fields to Endpoint and switches lookups to use them; optimises proxy header copying and response timing; adds a fast-path for target URL construction; preallocates streaming last-chunk buffers; introduces per‑model endpoint caching in the unified registry; refactors the unifier catalog to copy‑on‑write with atomic pointers; numerous tests and benchmarks added. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant Client
participant Olla as Olla Service
participant Endpoint
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Client->>Olla: HTTP request
alt endpoint base path empty or "/"
Olla->>Olla: Shallow-copy base URL, set Path, propagate RawQuery
else complex endpoint path
Olla->>Olla: ResolveReference with computed Path
end
Olla->>Endpoint: Forward request
Endpoint-->>Olla: Response / stream
end
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participant Olla
participant StreamState
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note right of StreamState: Streaming EOF handling (preallocated buffer)
Olla->>StreamState: Read into buf
alt EOF reached
alt chunk <= 8KB
StreamState->>StreamState: Slice preallocated lastChunkBuf
else chunk > 8KB
StreamState->>StreamState: Allocate lastChunk slice
end
else Continue reading
end
end
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participant Caller
participant Registry as UnifiedMemoryModelRegistry
participant Store as Underlying registry
Caller->>Registry: GetHealthyEndpointsForModel(modelID)
alt cache hit
Registry->>Registry: Read endpoint set from modelEndpointSets
else cache miss
Registry->>Store: GetEndpointsForModel(modelID)
Registry->>Registry: updateEndpointSet(modelID, endpoints)
end
Registry-->>Caller: Filtered healthy endpoints
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participant Writer
participant Catalog as Catalog(map[string]*atomic.Pointer)
Writer->>Catalog: PutModel(model)
Writer->>Writer: deepCopyForModification(model)
Writer->>Catalog: ptr.Store(copy)
Reader->>Catalog: GetModel(id)
Catalog-->>Reader: ptr.Load() (zero-copy)
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internal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store.go (1)
288-305: Copy-on-write still shares MaxContextLength pointer
deepCopyForModificationcopiesMaxContextLengthby pointer. If the caller mutates the pointer afterPutModel, the stored copy is mutated as well, defeating the copy-on-write guarantee. Please copy the pointed-to value so the stored instance stays immutable.modelCopy := &domain.UnifiedModel{ ID: model.ID, Family: model.Family, Variant: model.Variant, @@ - MaxContextLength: model.MaxContextLength, } + + if model.MaxContextLength != nil { + val := *model.MaxContextLength + modelCopy.MaxContextLength = &val + }
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internal/adapter/balancer/factory_test.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/balancer/least_connection_test.go(2 hunks)internal/adapter/balancer/least_connections.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/balancer/priority_test.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/balancer/round_robin_test.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/proxy/core/common.go(3 hunks)internal/adapter/proxy/core/common_test.go(3 hunks)internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_streaming_test.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_building_test.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_comparison_test.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/proxy/olla/service.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/proxy/olla/service_url_test.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/proxy/olla/streaming_helpers.go(2 hunks)internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry.go(7 hunks)internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry_test.go(2 hunks)internal/adapter/stats/collector.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/stats/collector_test.go(1 hunks)internal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store.go(9 hunks)internal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store_benchmark_test.go(1 hunks)internal/app/handlers/handler_proxy.go(1 hunks)internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints.go(2 hunks)internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints_test.go(1 hunks)
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internal/adapter/proxy/**/service.go
📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (CLAUDE.md)
Proxy services must include response headers:
X-Olla-Endpoint,X-Olla-Model,X-Olla-Backend-Type,X-Olla-Request-ID,X-Olla-Response-Time
Files:
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/service.go
internal/app/handlers/*.go
📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (CLAUDE.md)
Set response headers on proxy responses:
X-Olla-Endpoint,X-Olla-Model,X-Olla-Backend-Type,X-Olla-Request-ID,X-Olla-Response-Time
Files:
internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints.gointernal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints_test.gointernal/app/handlers/handler_proxy.go
{internal,pkg}/**/*_test.go
📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (CLAUDE.md)
Include Go benchmarks (Benchmark* functions) for critical paths, proxy engine comparisons, pooling efficiency, and circuit breaker behaviour
Files:
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_streaming_test.gointernal/adapter/balancer/priority_test.gointernal/adapter/balancer/least_connection_test.gointernal/adapter/balancer/factory_test.gointernal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_building_test.gointernal/adapter/proxy/core/common_test.gointernal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints_test.gointernal/adapter/stats/collector_test.gointernal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store_benchmark_test.gointernal/adapter/proxy/olla/service_url_test.gointernal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_comparison_test.gointernal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry_test.gointernal/adapter/balancer/round_robin_test.go
internal/app/handlers/handler_proxy.go
📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (CLAUDE.md)
All proxied routes must use the
/olla/URL prefix
Files:
internal/app/handlers/handler_proxy.go
🧠 Learnings (4)
📚 Learning: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learnt from: CR
PR: thushan/olla#0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learning: Applies to internal/app/handlers/*.go : Set response headers on proxy responses: `X-Olla-Endpoint`, `X-Olla-Model`, `X-Olla-Backend-Type`, `X-Olla-Request-ID`, `X-Olla-Response-Time`
Applied to files:
internal/adapter/proxy/core/common.gointernal/adapter/proxy/core/common_test.go
📚 Learning: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learnt from: CR
PR: thushan/olla#0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learning: Applies to internal/adapter/proxy/**/service.go : Proxy services must include response headers: `X-Olla-Endpoint`, `X-Olla-Model`, `X-Olla-Backend-Type`, `X-Olla-Request-ID`, `X-Olla-Response-Time`
Applied to files:
internal/adapter/proxy/core/common.gointernal/adapter/proxy/core/common_test.go
📚 Learning: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learnt from: CR
PR: thushan/olla#0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learning: Applies to {internal,pkg}/**/*_test.go : Include Go benchmarks (Benchmark* functions) for critical paths, proxy engine comparisons, pooling efficiency, and circuit breaker behaviour
Applied to files:
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_streaming_test.gointernal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_building_test.gointernal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store_benchmark_test.gointernal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_comparison_test.go
📚 Learning: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learnt from: CR
PR: thushan/olla#0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learning: Applies to internal/app/handlers/handler_status.go : Expose the status endpoint at path `/internal/status`
Applied to files:
internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints_test.go
🧬 Code graph analysis (11)
internal/adapter/proxy/core/common.go (1)
internal/core/constants/content.go (1)
HeaderXOllaResponseTime(105-105)
internal/adapter/balancer/least_connection_test.go (1)
internal/core/domain/endpoint.go (1)
StatusHealthy(52-52)
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_building_test.go (2)
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/service.go (1)
NewService(136-213)internal/core/domain/endpoint.go (1)
Endpoint(19-39)
internal/adapter/proxy/core/common_test.go (3)
internal/adapter/proxy/core/common.go (2)
CopyHeaders(38-92)SetResponseHeaders(167-206)internal/core/ports/proxy.go (1)
RequestStats(46-69)internal/core/domain/endpoint.go (1)
Endpoint(19-39)
internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints_test.go (5)
internal/core/domain/endpoint.go (4)
Endpoint(19-39)StatusHealthy(52-52)StatusUnhealthy(56-56)StatusOffline(54-54)internal/core/ports/stats.go (1)
EndpointStats(27-40)internal/core/domain/model.go (3)
EndpointModels(37-41)ModelInfo(28-35)RegistryStats(69-74)internal/app/handlers/application.go (1)
Application(69-85)internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints.go (1)
EndpointStatusResponse(31-37)
internal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store_benchmark_test.go (5)
internal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store.go (1)
NewCatalogStore(24-33)internal/core/domain/unified_model.go (3)
UnifiedModel(15-31)AliasEntry(9-12)SourceEndpoint(34-44)internal/adapter/unifier/default_unifier.go (2)
NewDefaultUnifier(40-46)DefaultUnifier(33-38)internal/core/domain/endpoint.go (1)
Endpoint(19-39)internal/core/domain/model.go (2)
ModelInfo(28-35)ModelDetails(11-26)
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/service_url_test.go (2)
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/service.go (1)
NewService(136-213)internal/core/domain/endpoint.go (1)
Endpoint(19-39)
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_comparison_test.go (2)
internal/core/domain/endpoint.go (1)
Endpoint(19-39)internal/util/request.go (1)
StripPrefix(74-83)
internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry.go (2)
internal/core/domain/unified_model.go (1)
UnifiedModel(15-31)internal/core/domain/endpoint.go (1)
Endpoint(19-39)
internal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store.go (1)
internal/core/domain/unified_model.go (1)
UnifiedModel(15-31)
internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry_test.go (2)
internal/core/domain/endpoint.go (2)
Endpoint(19-39)StatusHealthy(52-52)internal/core/domain/model.go (1)
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internal/adapter/proxy/olla/streaming_helpers.go (1)
21-21: LGTM! Solid allocation optimization.The pre-allocated 8KB buffer approach is well-designed:
- Handles the common case (chunks ≤ 8KB) without allocations
- Falls back gracefully for oversized chunks
- Clear comments explaining the rationale
This aligns well with the PR's performance objectives.
Also applies to: 86-95
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_streaming_test.go (1)
1-181: LGTM! Comprehensive benchmark coverage.The benchmark file effectively measures allocation behaviour across multiple scenarios:
- Small chunks (typical JSON responses)
- Large chunks (4KB, typical streaming size)
- Oversized chunks (12KB, exceeding the 8KB buffer)
- Baseline comparison with old allocation pattern
This provides solid evidence for the optimization's impact and aligns with the coding guidelines requirement for benchmarks on critical paths.
Based on coding guidelines.
internal/app/handlers/handler_proxy.go (1)
412-412: LGTM! Sensible pre-allocation.Pre-allocating capacity of 5 for the capabilities slice prevents 2–3 reallocations per request. The capacity is well-chosen based on the maximum number of capabilities that can be appended (vision, function_calling, tools, embeddings, code).
internal/adapter/stats/collector.go (1)
316-316: LGTM! Efficient string key usage.Using
endpoint.URLStringinstead ofendpoint.URL.String()eliminates per-request URL formatting allocations. This aligns with the PR's optimization strategy of using pre-computed string representations.internal/adapter/stats/collector_test.go (1)
24-26: LGTM! Test data updated correctly.The test helper correctly populates the new
URLStringfield, maintaining consistency with the domain.Endpoint changes throughout the PR.internal/adapter/balancer/least_connections.go (1)
50-50: LGTM! Consistent string key usage.Using
endpoint.URLStringfor connection stats lookup avoids per-selection URL formatting allocations, consistent with the optimization applied in collector.go.internal/adapter/balancer/round_robin_test.go (1)
519-527: LGTM! Test helper updated correctly.The test endpoint factory correctly populates both
URLStringandHealthCheckURLStringfields, maintaining consistency with the domain.Endpoint changes across the codebase.internal/adapter/balancer/factory_test.go (1)
281-289: LGTM! Test data updated correctly.The test endpoint factory correctly populates both
URLStringandHealthCheckURLStringfields, maintaining consistency with domain.Endpoint changes throughout the PR.
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internal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store.go (1)
329-336: Copy EndpointStateInfo.Metadata when cloning
deepCopyForModificationstill shares the originalStateInfo.Metadatamap with the stored model, so any caller that mutates the source (or the returned pointer) afterPutModelwill silently mutate the supposedly immutable catalogue entry. That defeats the copy-on-write guarantee and re‑introduces data races on Metadata updates. Please deep-copy the map before storing.- if endpoint.StateInfo != nil { - modelCopy.SourceEndpoints[i].StateInfo = &domain.EndpointStateInfo{ - State: endpoint.StateInfo.State, - ConsecutiveFailures: endpoint.StateInfo.ConsecutiveFailures, - LastStateChange: endpoint.StateInfo.LastStateChange, - LastError: endpoint.StateInfo.LastError, - Metadata: endpoint.StateInfo.Metadata, - } - } + if endpoint.StateInfo != nil { + stateInfoCopy := &domain.EndpointStateInfo{ + State: endpoint.StateInfo.State, + ConsecutiveFailures: endpoint.StateInfo.ConsecutiveFailures, + LastStateChange: endpoint.StateInfo.LastStateChange, + LastError: endpoint.StateInfo.LastError, + } + if endpoint.StateInfo.Metadata != nil { + metaCopy := make(map[string]interface{}, len(endpoint.StateInfo.Metadata)) + for k, v := range endpoint.StateInfo.Metadata { + metaCopy[k] = v + } + stateInfoCopy.Metadata = metaCopy + } + modelCopy.SourceEndpoints[i].StateInfo = stateInfoCopy + }internal/adapter/stats/collector.go (1)
316-329: Guard against emptyURLStringkeysLine 316: If any existing caller passes an endpoint that hasn’t been upgraded to populate
URLString(common in older code that only setsURL), we now index everything under"", collapsing stats and breaking downstream connection lookups. Please fall back to the canonical string when the field is empty so the legacy callers stay correct while the fast path remains allocation-free.- key := endpoint.URLString + key := endpoint.URLString + if key == "" { + key = endpoint.GetURLString() + }internal/adapter/balancer/least_connections.go (1)
50-55: Match connection stats fallbackLine 50: For endpoints that still rely on the older
URLfield and leaveURLStringblank, this lookup now diverges from the collector key, so those endpoints always appear to have zero connections. Please mirror the defensive fallback so we keep backwards compatibility while still gaining the fast path for populated structs.- connections := connectionStats[endpoint.URLString] // Will be 0 if not found + key := endpoint.URLString + if key == "" { + key = endpoint.GetURLString() + } + connections := connectionStats[key] // Will be 0 if not found
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internal/adapter/proxy/core/common_test.go (1)
486-487: Drop unused test fieldThe
shouldClearExistflag is populated for every case but never read, so it only adds noise to the table. I'd remove it to keep the fixture focused on the inputs and assertions that matter.
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🧠 Learnings (4)
📚 Learning: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learnt from: CR
PR: thushan/olla#0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learning: Applies to internal/app/handlers/*.go : Set response headers on proxy responses: `X-Olla-Endpoint`, `X-Olla-Model`, `X-Olla-Backend-Type`, `X-Olla-Request-ID`, `X-Olla-Response-Time`
Applied to files:
internal/adapter/proxy/core/common.go
📚 Learning: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learnt from: CR
PR: thushan/olla#0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learning: Applies to internal/adapter/proxy/**/service.go : Proxy services must include response headers: `X-Olla-Endpoint`, `X-Olla-Model`, `X-Olla-Backend-Type`, `X-Olla-Request-ID`, `X-Olla-Response-Time`
Applied to files:
internal/adapter/proxy/core/common.go
📚 Learning: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learnt from: CR
PR: thushan/olla#0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learning: Applies to {internal,pkg}/**/*_test.go : Include Go benchmarks (Benchmark* functions) for critical paths, proxy engine comparisons, pooling efficiency, and circuit breaker behaviour
Applied to files:
internal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store_benchmark_test.gointernal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_building_test.gointernal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_streaming_test.gointernal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_comparison_test.go
📚 Learning: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learnt from: CR
PR: thushan/olla#0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-23T08:30:20.366Z
Learning: Applies to internal/app/handlers/handler_status.go : Expose the status endpoint at path `/internal/status`
Applied to files:
internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints_test.go
🔇 Additional comments (22)
internal/app/handlers/handler_proxy.go (1)
412-412: LGTM! Correct pre-allocation for performance.The capacity of 5 accurately reflects the maximum number of capabilities that can be appended (vision + function_calling + tools + embeddings + code). This eliminates 2–3 reallocations during typical request processing, aligning with the PR's performance optimisation goals.
internal/adapter/proxy/core/common.go (3)
7-7: LGTM! Import necessary for timing optimisation.The strconv import is required for the more efficient millisecond formatting introduced in SetResponseHeaders.
39-42: Effective pre-allocation optimisation.Pre-sizing the header map with the source header count avoids multiple rehashing operations during the copy loop. The capacity hint accounts for most headers, and slight over-allocation (due to filtering) is preferable to reallocation.
182-183: Efficient millisecond formatting.Replacing
Duration.String()withMilliseconds()+strconv.FormatIntreduces per-response allocations. Note: sub-millisecond responses will display as0ms, which is acceptable for HTTP response time tracking.internal/adapter/proxy/olla/streaming_helpers.go (1)
86-95: Nice EOF fast-pathGood call preallocating the 8 KiB scratch buffer and only falling back to heap on the rarer oversized chunk — that keeps the common EOF path allocation-free while preserving correctness.
internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry_test.go (1)
312-437: Great coverage for the cache pathsAppreciate the direct probe of
GetEndpointSetplus the goroutine flood — that gives confidence the new cache behaves and stays thread-safe under load.internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry.go (1)
174-189: Thoughtful cache populationStoring the freshly merged endpoint URLs under the unified ID, native names, and aliases keeps the fast-path consistent regardless of lookup handle — nice touch.
internal/adapter/stats/collector_test.go (1)
21-28: LGTM! Test helper correctly initializes new URLString field.The helper function properly populates the new
URLStringfield alongside existing fields, ensuring test endpoints match the updated domain model.internal/adapter/balancer/factory_test.go (1)
280-289: LGTM! Endpoint initialization correctly includes new string fields.The test helper properly populates both
URLStringandHealthCheckURLStringfields, maintaining consistency with the updated domain model.internal/adapter/proxy/olla/service.go (1)
465-475: LGTM! Fast-path optimization effectively reduces allocations.The fast-path optimization for endpoints with no path or root path ("/") is a smart improvement that avoids the allocation overhead of
ResolveReferencefor the majority of use cases. The shallow copy at line 469 is safe asurl.URLcontains only value types and a read-only pointer.This aligns with the PR's performance goals and the benchmark results showing significant improvements.
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/service_url_test.go (2)
13-161: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for URL building logic.The test suite thoroughly validates both fast-path and slow-path URL construction across various scenarios:
- Simple endpoints (common case)
- Root path endpoints
- Query string handling
- HTTPS endpoints
- Edge cases
The test cases properly verify all URL components (Path, RawQuery, Host, Scheme) and include helpful logging for debugging.
164-211: LGTM! Edge case testing validates path handling consistency.This test ensures the URL building logic correctly handles various path configurations and consistently preserves query strings across all scenarios.
internal/adapter/balancer/least_connection_test.go (2)
375-389: LGTM! Helper function correctly initializes endpoint with new string fields.The test helper properly populates
URLStringandHealthCheckURLStringalongside existing fields, maintaining consistency with the updated domain model.
349-354: LGTM! Inline endpoint creation correctly includes URLString.The test properly initializes the new
URLStringfield when creating endpoints inline.internal/adapter/balancer/round_robin_test.go (1)
515-529: LGTM! Round-robin test helper correctly initializes new string fields.The helper function properly populates both
URLStringandHealthCheckURLStringfields, ensuring test endpoints align with the updated domain model.internal/adapter/balancer/priority_test.go (1)
512-526: LGTM! Priority test helper correctly initializes new string fields.The helper function properly populates both
URLStringandHealthCheckURLStringfields, maintaining consistency across all balancer tests.internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_building_test.go (1)
13-118: LGTM! Comprehensive benchmarks validate performance improvements.The benchmark suite effectively measures URL building performance across multiple scenarios:
- Fast path cases (simple endpoint, root path, with query string)
- Slow path case (complex endpoint with path)
Each benchmark correctly uses
ResetTimerandReportAllocs, and validates output correctness inline. This aligns with the PR's performance objectives and provides measurable evidence of the optimisation benefits.Based on learnings.
internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_comparison_test.go (1)
12-42: LGTM!Both implementations are correct. The fast path optimization (lines 27-34) appropriately uses a shallow copy of the URL struct, which is safe since the subsequent assignments to
PathandRawQuerydon't mutate shared state.internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_streaming_test.go (1)
14-181: LGTM!The benchmark suite correctly measures the allocation reduction from using pre-allocated buffers for EOF handling. The methodology is sound:
- Pre-allocated scenarios reuse
state.lastChunkBufwhen the chunk fits (lines 35-37, 69-71, 103-105)- Oversized chunks correctly fall back to heap allocation (lines 107-110)
- Old allocation scenarios provide a valid baseline for comparison (lines 140-142, 173-175)
- Creating
http.Responseinside the loop is necessary to reset the Body for each iteration and doesn't skew relative comparisonsBased on learnings.
internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints.go (1)
40-40: Thread-safe refactor correctly removes the pool.The removal of package-level pools in favour of per-request allocations properly addresses the race condition mentioned in the PR objectives. The slice is pre-allocated with appropriate capacity, and the sorting logic correctly references the new
summariesslice.Minor note: The comment on line 69 stating "minimal mallocs" is now slightly less accurate since the pool optimisation was removed, but thread safety is the correct priority here.
Also applies to: 55-75
internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints_test.go (2)
204-289: Excellent concurrent stress test for race detection.The concurrent test with 20 parallel requests properly validates the race condition fix. The use of channels to collect errors and results, combined with proper synchronisation, makes this an effective stress test.
165-202: Comprehensive test coverage.The test suite provides thorough coverage of the status endpoint functionality:
- Basic functionality and response structure
- Priority-based and health-based sorting
- Empty endpoint handling
- Optimised summary building
- Issue summary logic for various endpoint states
Also applies to: 291-335, 337-371, 373-391, 393-427, 429-498
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| targetURL := buildTargetURL_Old(req, complexEndpoint, proxyPrefix) | ||
| _ = targetURL | ||
| } | ||
| }) | ||
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| b.Run("New_ComplexEndpoint", func(b *testing.B) { | ||
| req, _ := http.NewRequest("POST", "/olla/models", nil) | ||
| b.ResetTimer() | ||
| b.ReportAllocs() | ||
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| for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ { | ||
| targetURL := buildTargetURL_New(req, complexEndpoint, proxyPrefix) | ||
| _ = targetURL | ||
| } | ||
| }) |
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Add validation for complex endpoint benchmarks.
The complex endpoint benchmarks discard the result without validating correctness (lines 126, 137). This means the benchmark measures performance but doesn't verify that the complex path resolution works correctly.
Apply this diff to add validation:
b.Run("Old_ComplexEndpoint", func(b *testing.B) {
req, _ := http.NewRequest("POST", "/olla/models", nil)
b.ResetTimer()
b.ReportAllocs()
for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {
targetURL := buildTargetURL_Old(req, complexEndpoint, proxyPrefix)
- _ = targetURL
+ if targetURL.Path != "/api/v1/models" {
+ b.Fatalf("unexpected path: %s", targetURL.Path)
+ }
}
})
b.Run("New_ComplexEndpoint", func(b *testing.B) {
req, _ := http.NewRequest("POST", "/olla/models", nil)
b.ResetTimer()
b.ReportAllocs()
for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {
targetURL := buildTargetURL_New(req, complexEndpoint, proxyPrefix)
- _ = targetURL
+ if targetURL.Path != "/api/v1/models" {
+ b.Fatalf("unexpected path: %s", targetURL.Path)
+ }
}
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| b.Run("Old_ComplexEndpoint", func(b *testing.B) { | |
| req, _ := http.NewRequest("POST", "/olla/models", nil) | |
| b.ResetTimer() | |
| b.ReportAllocs() | |
| for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ { | |
| targetURL := buildTargetURL_Old(req, complexEndpoint, proxyPrefix) | |
| _ = targetURL | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| b.Run("New_ComplexEndpoint", func(b *testing.B) { | |
| req, _ := http.NewRequest("POST", "/olla/models", nil) | |
| b.ResetTimer() | |
| b.ReportAllocs() | |
| for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ { | |
| targetURL := buildTargetURL_New(req, complexEndpoint, proxyPrefix) | |
| _ = targetURL | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| b.Run("Old_ComplexEndpoint", func(b *testing.B) { | |
| req, _ := http.NewRequest("POST", "/olla/models", nil) | |
| b.ResetTimer() | |
| b.ReportAllocs() | |
| for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ { | |
| targetURL := buildTargetURL_Old(req, complexEndpoint, proxyPrefix) | |
| if targetURL.Path != "/api/v1/models" { | |
| b.Fatalf("unexpected path: %s", targetURL.Path) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| b.Run("New_ComplexEndpoint", func(b *testing.B) { | |
| req, _ := http.NewRequest("POST", "/olla/models", nil) | |
| b.ResetTimer() | |
| b.ReportAllocs() | |
| for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ { | |
| targetURL := buildTargetURL_New(req, complexEndpoint, proxyPrefix) | |
| if targetURL.Path != "/api/v1/models" { | |
| b.Fatalf("unexpected path: %s", targetURL.Path) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In internal/adapter/proxy/olla/benchmark_url_comparison_test.go around lines 119
to 139, the complex endpoint benchmark runs buildTargetURL_Old/New and discards
the result, so add correctness validation: compute the expected target URL once
before the loop (call the same builder once or construct the expected string),
then inside the loop compare the generated targetURL to that expected value and
call b.Fatalf (or b.Errorf then b.FailNow) on mismatch; also propagate/handle
any error from http.NewRequest if needed and keep b.ResetTimer/b.ReportAllocs
as-is so the benchmark still measures performance.
| func (m *mockStatusEndpointRepository) GetRoutable(ctx context.Context) ([]*domain.Endpoint, error) { | ||
| routable := make([]*domain.Endpoint, 0) | ||
| for _, ep := range m.endpoints { | ||
| if ep.Status == domain.StatusHealthy { | ||
| routable = append(routable, ep) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| return routable, nil | ||
| } |
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Verify that "routable" and "healthy" have the same semantics.
The GetRoutable mock currently returns only endpoints with StatusHealthy, duplicating the logic of GetHealthy. If "routable" has different semantics in the domain (e.g., includes endpoints in other states that can still route traffic), this mock may not accurately reflect production behaviour.
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In internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints_test.go (lines 38–46), the mock only filters StatusHealthy but production’s GetRoutable uses endpoint.Status.IsRoutable() (healthy, busy, warming). Change the if to if ep.Status.IsRoutable() to match real semantics.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints_test.go around lines 38 to 46,
the mock GetRoutable currently only includes endpoints with StatusHealthy;
update the condition to use the production semantics by checking
ep.Status.IsRoutable() instead, so the mock returns healthy, busy, warming
endpoints consistent with real GetRoutable behavior.
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internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry.go (1)
195-208: Consider using consistent type notation.Line 206 returns
*xsync.MapOf[string, struct{}]whilst the field on line 26 is declared as*xsync.Map[string, *xsync.Map[string, struct{}]]. AlthoughMapOfis a type alias forMapin the xsync library and the code compiles, using consistent type notation (MapvsMapOf) throughout improves readability.Apply this diff to use consistent type notation:
-func (r *UnifiedMemoryModelRegistry) GetEndpointSet(modelID string) (*xsync.MapOf[string, struct{}], bool) { +func (r *UnifiedMemoryModelRegistry) GetEndpointSet(modelID string) (*xsync.Map[string, struct{}], bool) { return r.modelEndpointSets.Load(modelID) }
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internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry.go (7)
26-27: LGTM! Cache field properly added and initialised.The
modelEndpointSetsfield provides thread-safe caching of endpoint sets per model to avoid repeated list-to-set conversions.Also applies to: 89-89
116-122: Cache invalidation could be more precise but is functionally correct.The invalidation only deletes by
model.Name, potentially missing cache entries for aliases or native names. However, the subsequentunifyModelsAsynccall rebuilds all relevant cache entries (unified ID, native names, and aliases), ensuring correctness. The current approach is acceptable, though slightly indirect.
173-189: LGTM! Comprehensive cache population across all identifiers.The caching logic correctly populates endpoint sets under the unified ID, all native names, and all aliases, ensuring fast lookups regardless of which identifier is used.
320-358: LGTM! Critical issue resolved with defensive metadata capture.The code now captures
sourceEndpointsandaliasesbefore callingmodel.RemoveEndpoint, which empties these slices. This ensures cache entries for all identifiers (unified ID, native names, aliases) are properly deleted when the last endpoint is removed. The captured snapshots on lines 322-325 directly address the stale cache issue flagged in previous reviews.
374-404: LGTM! Cache-first approach with defensive fallback.The implementation uses the cached endpoint set when available and falls back to building and caching on demand. The lazy cache population ensures minimal overhead whilst maintaining cache coherence.
379-392: Context error handling is functional but could be more explicit.The current approach checks
ctx.Err()to distinguish context cancellation from model-not-found errors. Whilst functional, this is somewhat fragile as it assumes any non-context error means the model wasn't found. Your comment on lines 382-383 correctly notes this could be improved.Consider enhancing error handling to explicitly check error types:
if err != nil { // context errors should propagate if errors.Is(err, context.Canceled) || errors.Is(err, context.DeadlineExceeded) { return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to get endpoints for model: %w", err) } // model-not-found is treated as empty result return []*domain.Endpoint{}, nil }This makes the intent clearer and is more robust against future changes.
412-418: LGTM! Efficient filtering using cached endpoint set.The O(1) membership check using the cached
xsync.Mapprovides efficient filtering of healthy endpoints that have the model.
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internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry.go (1)
116-121: Consider invalidating cache entries for all model identifiers.The current invalidation only deletes the cache entry for
model.Name. However, if a model previously had different aliases or native names, those cache entries will remain and may point to outdated endpoint sets. Whilst not critical (sinceunifyModelsAsyncupdates the cache and health checks handle stale entries), consider capturing and invalidating all previous identifiers (aliases, native names) for better cache consistency.
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internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry.go (7)
23-26: LGTM! Well-structured cache field addition.The
modelEndpointSetscache field is properly declared and initialized with thread-safexsync.Map. This aligns well with the performance optimization goals outlined in the PR objectives.Also applies to: 89-89
173-189: LGTM! Comprehensive cache updates.The cache is correctly updated for all model identifiers (unified ID, native names, and aliases) after model unification. This ensures fast lookups via any identifier and aligns with the performance optimization goals.
195-208: LGTM! Clean helper methods.The
updateEndpointSetandGetEndpointSetmethods provide a clean abstraction over cache operations. Implementation is straightforward and thread-safe.
320-338: Excellent fix! Stale cache issue properly addressed.The defensive capture of
sourceEndpointsandaliasesbefore callingmodel.RemoveEndpoint()correctly addresses the stale cache issue flagged in the previous review. This ensures all cache entries (unified ID, native names, aliases) are properly cleaned up even when the last endpoint is removed. The explanatory comment clearly documents the rationale.✅ This resolves the concern raised in the past review comment about stale native-name caches lingering after final endpoint removal.
343-357: LGTM! Cache refreshed correctly when model remains available.When a model still has endpoints after removal, the cache is properly refreshed to reflect the updated endpoint set across all identifiers (unified ID, native names, aliases). This maintains cache consistency.
374-404: LGTM! Efficient cache-first approach with proper error handling.The cache-first strategy with on-demand population is well-implemented. The error handling correctly distinguishes between context cancellation (which should propagate) and model-not-found (which returns empty result). The explanatory comments provide good context for the design decisions.
412-418: LGTM! Efficient filtering using cached sets.The filtering logic leverages the cached endpoint set for O(1) membership checks, avoiding repeated list-to-set conversions. This directly addresses the performance optimization goal of reducing allocations in highly concurrent workloads.
This PR addresses performance fixes and regressions in bugs from Scout that also occur in Olla.
Some of these changes have really good boost in perf for highly concurrent workloads on ARM.
Performance Optimisations (ARM & x86)
internal/app/handlers/handler_proxy.gointernal/adapter/balancer/least_connections.gointernal/adapter/stats/collector.gointernal/adapter/proxy/core/common.gotime.Duration.String()withstrconv.FormatInt(ms, 10)+"ms"to remove string formatting allocation per responseinternal/adapter/proxy/olla/service.gointernal/adapter/proxy/olla/streaming_helpers.gointernal/adapter/unifier/catalog_store.gointernal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry.goBug Fixes
internal/app/handlers/handler_status_endpoints.go`internal/adapter/registry/unified_memory_registry.go'
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