Indexer e2e latency round 2 #1314

jonfung-dydx · 2024-04-02T15:41:28Z

First PR failing because kafka doesn't like undefined values for kafka message headers. Pass through the headers verbatim.

* fwd through message times * use the var i made * post processing stat emission * post-forwarding timestamp * pass through event type from vulcan * event type to stat emissions * test fix function calls * WIP WIP WIP * fix tests * unused import * test that kafka messages are threaded

coderabbitai · 2024-04-02T15:41:52Z

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The update streamlines timestamp handling across services by introducing a utility for converting protobuf timestamps to JavaScript Date objects. It enhances message processing with additional header information for better tracking and standardizes the handling of Kafka headers and timestamps. This centralized approach aims to improve efficiency, reduce code duplication, and ensure consistent timestamp management throughout the system.

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File(s)	Change Summary
`indexer/packages/v4-protos/src/index.ts` `indexer/packages/v4-protos/src/utils.ts`	Introduced a utility for converting protobuf timestamps to `Date` objects, along with time unit constants.
`.../ender/__tests__/helpers/indexer-proto-helpers.ts` `.../ender/src/lib/helper.ts`	Updated to use the centralized `protoTimestampToDate` utility; removed duplicate logic and imports.
`.../socks/src/lib/message-forwarder.ts`	Enhanced message timing logic using start timestamps and added tracking for message time since received.
`.../vulcan/__tests__/handlers/...` `.../vulcan/__tests__/helpers/...`	Adjusted to use `defaultKafkaHeaders` and introduced timestamp constants for consistent header management.
`.../vulcan/src/handlers/...` `.../vulcan/src/lib/on-message.ts`	Modified methods to accept an additional `headers` parameter for improved message handling, and integrated logic for tracking message processing time using timestamps from message headers.

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indexer/services/vulcan/tests/handlers/order-place-handler.test.ts (3 hunks)
indexer/services/vulcan/tests/handlers/order-remove-handler.test.ts (24 hunks)
indexer/services/vulcan/tests/helpers/constants.ts (1 hunks)
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indexer/services/vulcan/src/handlers/order-place-handler.ts (7 hunks)
indexer/services/vulcan/src/handlers/order-remove-handler.ts (11 hunks)
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indexer/packages/v4-protos/src/utils.ts (2)

3-4: The constants MILLIS_IN_NANOS and SECONDS_IN_MILLIS are correctly defined and named, making their purpose clear and their usage intuitive.

5-11: The protoTimestampToDate function correctly converts a protobuf Timestamp to a JavaScript Date object. The calculation for time in milliseconds is accurate, considering both seconds and nanoseconds. This utility function is essential for handling time conversions consistently across the application.

indexer/services/vulcan/__tests__/helpers/constants.ts (1)

11-19: The constants defaultDateTime, defaultTime, and defaultKafkaHeaders are well-defined and serve their purpose in testing scenarios. The use of protoTimestampToDate for setting message_received_timestamp in defaultKafkaHeaders aligns with the PR's objective to handle Kafka message headers correctly.

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19-19: The addition of export * from './utils'; correctly exports the utility functions and constants defined in utils.ts, making them available for use across the application. This change supports the PR's objective of enhancing utility functions and their usage.

indexer/services/vulcan/__tests__/helpers/websocket-helpers.ts (1)

3-18: The addition of the expectedHeaders parameter to the expectWebsocketSubaccountMessage function is a meaningful enhancement. It allows for the validation of Kafka message headers in the testing framework, aligning with the PR's objective to ensure correct handling of Kafka message headers.

indexer/services/vulcan/src/handlers/handler.ts (1)

19-23: The addition of the headers parameter to the handle and handleUpdate methods in the Handler class is correctly implemented. This change ensures that Kafka message headers are passed through the handling process, aligning with the PR's objective to improve Kafka header management.

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The assignment of defaultKafkaHeaders to message.headers in both handleInitialOrderPlace and handleOrderUpdate functions is correctly implemented. This ensures consistent handling of Kafka message headers in testing scenarios, aligning with the PR's objective to improve Kafka header management.

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The changes introduce logic to track message processing time before and after handling, utilizing timestamps from message headers. This enhancement is correctly implemented and aligns with the PR's objective to improve end-to-end latency and ensure robust handling of Kafka message headers. It's important to ensure that the timestamp values are always in the expected format to avoid potential errors during the conversion to numbers.

indexer/services/vulcan/__tests__/lib/on-message.test.ts (1)

67-67: The modification of the assertion to include message.headers ?? {} as an additional argument in the onMessage function test is correctly implemented. This change ensures that the test accurately reflects the updated behavior of the onMessage function, aligning with the PR's objective to improve Kafka header management.

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The removal of imports for Timestamp, MILLIS_IN_NANOS, and SECONDS_IN_MILLIS, along with the function protoTimestampToDate, suggests a refactoring to centralize time conversion logic. Ensure that all references to these entities have been updated across the codebase to use the new utility function from the v4-protos package.

indexer/services/socks/src/lib/message-forwarder.ts (4)

6-6: The addition of STATS_NO_SAMPLING import is used to ensure that certain statistics are always recorded without sampling. This is a good practice for critical metrics that need to be accurately tracked.

89-92: The changes from lines 89 to 92 improve the calculation of message time in queue by using a start timestamp. This is a more accurate method compared to previous versions and helps in better understanding the latency characteristics of the system.

130-135: The calculation of forwarding message time has been refined to use a start timestamp, similar to the improvement made for calculating time in queue. This consistency in approach is beneficial for maintaining code readability and accuracy in metrics.

143-154: The addition of tracking message time since received, if available, is a valuable enhancement. It allows for more detailed analysis of message processing times and can help identify bottlenecks or inefficiencies in the message handling pipeline.

indexer/services/vulcan/src/handlers/order-update-handler.ts (2)

54-54: The addition of the headers parameter to the handle method allows for passing through Kafka message headers, aligning with the PR's objective to improve Kafka header management. This change enhances the flexibility and capability of the handler to process messages with varying header requirements.

174-174: Ensuring that the headers parameter is passed along with the message in the sendMessageWrapper call is a good practice. It ensures that any relevant headers are preserved and forwarded as part of the message processing flow.

indexer/services/vulcan/src/handlers/order-place-handler.ts (6)

55-55: The addition of the headers parameter to the handle method in the OrderPlaceHandler class is consistent with the changes made in other handlers. This allows for the flexible handling of Kafka message headers, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of message metadata throughout the processing pipeline.

145-145: Ensuring that the headers parameter is passed to the sendCachedOrderUpdate method is a good practice. It allows for the preservation and forwarding of message headers, which is essential for maintaining context and metadata associated with Kafka messages.

154-154: Passing the headers parameter along with the message in the sendMessageWrapper call ensures that any relevant headers are preserved and forwarded. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity and context of messages as they are processed and forwarded to other services.

168-168: The inclusion of the headers parameter in the message construction for order book updates is consistent with the approach taken in other parts of the code. This ensures that message headers are properly managed and forwarded, aligning with the PR's objectives.

339-339: The addition of the headers parameter to the sendCachedOrderUpdate method enhances the handler's ability to manage Kafka message headers effectively. This change is part of a broader effort to improve header management across the system.

357-357: Passing the headers parameter along with the message in the sendMessageWrapper call is a good practice. It ensures that any relevant headers are preserved and forwarded as part of the message processing flow, maintaining the integrity and context of Kafka messages.

indexer/services/ender/__tests__/helpers/indexer-proto-helpers.ts (1)

53-53: The change to import protoTimestampToDate from @dydxprotocol-indexer/v4-protos is a good practice, as it reduces code duplication and leverages shared utilities across the project. This enhances maintainability and consistency in utility function usage.

indexer/services/vulcan/src/handlers/order-remove-handler.ts (4)

71-71: The addition of the headers parameter to the handle method and its subsequent passing to other methods is a positive change. It ensures that Kafka message headers are correctly handled, which is crucial for message processing and compatibility.

196-196: The update to include the headers parameter in the handleStatefulOrderCancelation method is consistent with the overall improvements in Kafka header management. This ensures that headers are correctly passed and handled throughout the message processing flow.

264-264: Including the headers parameter in the handleOrderRemoval method aligns with the PR's goal of improving Kafka header handling. This update is crucial for ensuring that headers are correctly managed and passed through the message processing flow.

346-346: The modification to include the headers parameter in the updateOrderbook method is a positive step towards consistent Kafka header management. This ensures that headers are correctly handled throughout the message processing flow.

indexer/services/vulcan/__tests__/handlers/order-place-handler.test.ts (3)

65-65: The import of defaultKafkaHeaders is added to support the new approach of handling Kafka message headers. This change aligns with the PR objectives to ensure consistent handling of Kafka message headers across different components.

200-204: The changes from lines 200 to 204 assign defaultKafkaHeaders to the headers property of each Kafka message in a loop. This ensures that all Kafka messages use the standardized headers, addressing the issue of Kafka's inability to handle undefined values for message headers. This modification is crucial for the smooth operation of the indexer and aligns with the PR's primary objective.

However, it's important to ensure that defaultKafkaHeaders contains all necessary headers and does not inadvertently overwrite any headers that might be set individually for specific messages. If there's a possibility that some messages might require unique headers, consider merging defaultKafkaHeaders with any message-specific headers to preserve them.

1235-1239: The changes from lines 1235 to 1239 update the expectWebsocketSubaccountMessage call to include defaultKafkaHeaders, ensuring that the standardized Kafka message headers are used in the test assertions. This change is consistent with the PR's goal of improving Kafka message header handling and ensures that the tests accurately reflect the new header management approach.

indexer/services/vulcan/__tests__/handlers/order-remove-handler.test.ts (4)

8-10: The import of defaultTime from ../helpers/constants and its usage in constructing defaultKafkaHeaders is a good practice for ensuring consistency in test data. This approach helps in maintaining the readability and maintainability of the test suite.

141-143: The definition of defaultKafkaHeaders using protoTimestampToDate(defaultTime) demonstrates a clear and consistent approach to handling Kafka message headers in tests. This setup ensures that tests accurately reflect the handling of timestamps and headers in the actual implementation.

191-194: Including defaultKafkaHeaders in the calls to handleUpdate within the test cases is crucial for ensuring that the tests accurately simulate the handling of Kafka message headers by the OrderRemoveHandler. This addition enhances the test coverage for scenarios involving Kafka headers.

2116-2120: The use of expectWebsocketSubaccountMessage to validate the contents of the WebSocket message sent for subaccount updates is a good practice. It ensures that the message contents, including Kafka headers, are as expected. This level of detail in testing is commendable for ensuring the reliability of message forwarding functionality.

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dydxwill · 2024-05-21T15:38:29Z

https://github.com/Mergifyio backport release/indexer/v5.x

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#1558 Indexer e2e latency round 2 (backport #1314) has been created for branch release/indexer/v5.x but encountered conflicts

* [CT-708] Indexer track e2e latency (#1237) * fwd through message times * use the var i made * post processing stat emission * post-forwarding timestamp * pass through event type from vulcan * event type to stat emissions * test fix function calls * WIP WIP WIP * fix tests * unused import * test that kafka messages are threaded * pass through message headers verbatim * test logs for on message * short term order event types (cherry picked from commit 4daa11d) # Conflicts: # indexer/services/socks/src/lib/message-forwarder.ts

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+    await handler.handleUpdate(update, headers);
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+    const postProcessingTime: number = Date.now();
+    if (originalMessageTimestamp !== undefined) {


Is this supposed to be using originalMessageTimestamp? Shouldn't we be grabbing the timestamp again due to what we're doing at L109 to L120?

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