docs: design for SimpleMapStore persistence (mem limit + disk flush) by zzylol · Pull Request #4 · ProjectASAP/ASAPQuery-backend

zzylol · 2026-04-13T23:44:35Z

Summary

Design doc only — no implementation yet. Proposes a persistence layer for
SimpleMapStore so it can honor a memory budget and flush cold sealed
epochs to disk instead of either overprovisioning RAM or dropping data via
CleanupPolicy::CircularBuffer.

Key decisions in the doc:

Unit of flush: sealed epochs (immutable, already time-ranged, per-agg locked).
Disk layout: <disk_path>/agg_<id>/seg_<n>.bin + atomic manifest.json (write → fsync → rename). Orphan sweep on recovery.
Memory accounting: new AggregateCore::approx_memory_bytes() (cheap per-type estimate) + one AtomicUsize on the store — not exact, good enough to drive policy.
Config: new SimpleMapStorePersistenceConfig with high-water / low-water / hard-cap memory budget, flush_older_than_ms, flush cadence, disk path. enabled = false by default so existing deployments are unaffected.
Eviction policy (v1): oldest-sealed-epoch-first globally, driven by both time watermark and memory pressure.
Flusher: dedicated Tokio task. Serializes outside the per-agg lock; only takes RwLock::write briefly to splice the epoch out of sealed_epochs. No lock held across fsync.
Query path: three-way merge of current epoch + sealed epochs + overlapping disk segments (via an LRU segment cache), reusing existing merge_with.
Phasing: 3 commits — (1) sizing + config, (2) segment/manifest/flusher, (3) query read-through + recovery. Phases 1–2 are safe to merge dark behind enabled = false.

The doc ends with four open questions I'd like called before implementation:

Custom binary segment format vs. Parquet / Arrow IPC?
tokio::fs for flush I/O, sync locks elsewhere — OK?
Should flush_older_than_ms fold into CleanupPolicy, or stay separate (my rec: separate — cleanup is destructive, persistence is not)?
Oldest-global-first fairness is acceptable for v1 — OK to punt per-agg fairness?

Test plan

Review the current-state facts in the "Current shape" section against asap-query-engine/src/stores/simple_map_store/ and flag anything stale.
Answer the four open questions so the implementation PR can proceed.
Confirm phasing (3 commits in one PR vs. 3 separate PRs) before I start cutting code.

No code changes in this PR — nothing to build or run.

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Proposes a memory-bounded, disk-backed extension to SimpleMapStore: sealed epochs flushed to per-agg segment files under an atomic manifest, driven by a configurable memory budget and time-age watermark. Phasing, config shape, concurrency plan, and four open questions included for review before implementation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Replaces the three destructive CleanupPolicy variants on SimpleMapStore with a single two-knob persistence config: memory_limit_bytes as the primary bound on RAM, hot_window_ms as the secondary time watermark that guarantees a predictable hot-set under light ingest. Flusher checks memory pressure first and time watermark second, pulling from the same oldest-epoch-first ordering so the two triggers never disagree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Introduces a two-tier memory model: Tier 1 is the existing write-driven hot set bounded by memory_limit_bytes + hot_window_ms, Tier 2 is a separate read-side LRU of decoded segments bounded by a new segment_cache_bytes budget. Keeps the flusher purely write-driven (monotonic tiering, no query-frequency feedback into retention) while giving cold-but-repeatedly-queried segments a place to live in RAM. Tier 2 is segment-granular, never dirty, drop-anytime, and completely independent of the flusher's decisions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Sealed epochs are frozen once the rotator seals them — the flusher can clone the Arc<Epoch> out under a brief read lock, do I/O entirely outside any store lock, then splice the Arc out under a brief write lock. No lock is ever held across disk I/O, so there is no task on the flusher's runtime waiting for it to yield, which removes the only reason to prefer async I/O. v1 ships plain std::fs on a dedicated std::thread; no Tokio runtime for the flusher. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Resolves all six previously-open questions in favor of the performance-optimal answer instead of the simplest-v1 answer: 1. Segment format — 8-byte aligned, mmap-friendly, fallocate'd custom binary (unchanged direction, concrete details added). 2. Flush I/O — sync std::fs with group-commit fdatasync batching across a tick; no tokio::fs, no async runtime for the flusher. 3. Cold data retention — new delete_older_than_ms config knob and a phase-3 retention sweep in the flusher loop, bounding the manifest and keeping long-running deployments fast. 4. Flush fairness — round-robin across agg-ids, oldest-first within each agg, replacing strict-global-oldest-first. Prevents per-agg RwLock hot-spotting during hot-agg bursts. 5. Segment cache default — min(10% * memory_limit_bytes, 512 MiB), scaling with the write budget instead of a fixed 64 MiB. 6. Tier-2 algorithm — W-TinyLFU via moka from day one, replacing plain LRU. Scan-resistant, better hit rate on dashboard / recording- rule access patterns, drop-in API. Replaces the "Open questions" section with a "Resolved decisions" table pointing at the section where each decision's rationale lives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Replaces one-file-per-sealed-epoch + dir-per-agg + JSON manifest with the layout every mainstream TSDB converges on: * Unit of file is a "part" — one directory per flush tick containing meta.bin + data.bin + index.bin. All of the tick's candidate epochs are bundled into a single data.bin regardless of which agg-id they came from, and are locatable via a sorted, mmap-friendly index.bin that supports O(log N) binary search on (agg_id, start_ms). * File count scales with flush ticks, not with epochs. One-file-per- epoch produced ~288K files/day on a 200-agg 1-minute-window setup; the parts layout produces ~86K files (three per tick) with a natural group-commit of fdatasync amortized over the whole tick. * Global manifest becomes an append-only parts_manifest.log with a periodic binary parts_manifest.snapshot, replacing the JSON file that was rewritten in full every tick. Size is proportional to flush ticks, not to epochs that have ever existed, and the snapshot is mmap-cast-to-slice on startup (zero parse). * T2 retention becomes whole-part rm -rf on tight time ranges, since each part covers ~flush_interval_ms of data. * Tier-2 cache is now keyed on PartId and holds mmap'd part views; config knob renamed segment_cache_bytes -> part_cache_bytes. Updates flusher pseudocode, flush_and_evict narrative, query path, recovery sequence, concurrency summary, phasing, and adds entry #7 to the Resolved decisions table. Compaction of adjacent small parts is noted as a v2 follow-up — the layout accommodates it cleanly but v1 ships without it since T2 + a reasonable flush interval keeps part count well within what a binary-searched Vec<PartEntry> handles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Self-contained persistence submodule under simple_map_store/persistence/: * config.rs — SimpleMapStorePersistenceConfig with memory budget (high/low watermarks + hard cap), hot_window_ms, delete_older_than_ms, flush_interval, disk_path, part_cache_bytes. * part.rs — on-disk part format (meta.bin + data.bin + index.bin). PartWriter bundles a slice of EpochSnapshots into a directory with streaming crc32, 8-byte aligned payloads, dir fsync. PartReader mmaps all three files, verifies index CRC on open, and resolves entries lazily via load_entry(). * manifest.rs — append-only parts_manifest.log + periodic binary parts_manifest.snapshot. append_add / append_delete are fsync'd; compact() atomically rewrites the snapshot and truncates the log once it grows past 4x the live-set size. * source.rs — EpochSource trait + EpochSnapshot types. The contract the flusher uses to enumerate, snapshot, and evict sealed epochs. Decouples flusher from SimpleMapStorePerKey so the flusher can be unit-tested against a fake source. * flusher.rs — std::thread-based background loop. Three phases per tick (memory pressure first, hot_window second, T2 retention sweep third), round-robin across agg-ids within a phase. One part per tick — group-commit fsync is intrinsic to the layout. Handle is Drop'd to shut down cleanly. * cache.rs — moka::sync::Cache<PartId, Arc<PartReader>> with weight based on mmap bytes. 0-budget disables the cache; default sizing scales with memory_limit_bytes. * recovery.rs — load manifest at startup, verify every live part's meta.bin, append delete records for corrupt entries, sweep orphan part dirs not referenced by the manifest. 12 unit tests cover: part round-trip, CRC detection of meta corruption, empty-snapshot rejection, manifest append + reload, compact + log truncation, overlap filtering, memory-pressure flush, hot-window flush, T2 sweep, empty-dir recovery, orphan sweep, corrupt part eviction. Adds three deps: moka 0.12 (sync, weight-based W-TinyLFU), memmap2 0.9 (zero-copy part reads), crc32fast 1.4 (streaming CRCs). Not yet wired into SimpleMapStorePerKey — follow-up commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…y read-through Wraps SimpleMapStorePerKey's fields in an Arc<PerKeyInner> so the background flusher can share state with the query path, and adds a new persistence-aware constructor: pub fn with_persistence( streaming_config: Arc<StreamingConfig>, cleanup_policy: CleanupPolicy, persistence_cfg: SimpleMapStorePersistenceConfig, ) -> PersistResult<Self> The existing `new()` / `new_with_strategy()` are unchanged — all 7 call sites in main.rs, bins, test helpers, and benches continue to construct in-memory-only stores with no code change. Behavior when persistence is enabled: * Startup runs recovery::recover() against disk_path (orphan sweep + CRC verification of any live parts left by a prior run), then starts a FlusherHandle against Arc<PerKeyInner>. * Insert path always runs maybe_rotate_epoch() regardless of CleanupPolicy, so sealed epochs accumulate for the flusher to pick up. Falls back to PERSISTENCE_DEFAULT_EPOCH_CAPACITY (1024) when the streaming config does not set num_aggregates_to_retain. * maybe_rotate_epoch() with persistence_enabled=true skips its destructive eviction step — the flusher handles eviction via its memory-pressure / hot-window / T2 triggers instead. * cleanup_old_aggregates() is a no-op when persistence is on. * query_precomputed_output() extends the existing in-memory merge with a disk read-through: walks the parts manifest for overlapping parts, resolves each via the moka Tier-2 cache, decodes matching entries with accumulator_serde:: deserialize_accumulator(), and merges into the result map. * Drop shuts the flusher down before the Arc<PerKeyInner> can be released, guaranteeing no torn-destruction races. EpochSource is implemented on PerKeyInner: * list_sealed_epochs() walks the DashMap and returns one SealedEpochRef per sealed epoch, with a coarse APPROX_BYTES_PER_ SKETCH estimate. * snapshot_sealed_epoch() takes a per-agg read lock, clones entries into EpochSnapshot form with labels resolved from the intern table and sketches serialized via serialize_accumulator_arroyo(), then drops the lock before returning — no per-agg lock held across downstream disk I/O. * evict_sealed_epoch() removes the sealed BTreeMap entry under a write lock and prunes the corresponding read_counts. v1 caveats documented in the source: * query_precomputed_output_exact() only reads in-memory state. A subsequent PR will extend the exact path with disk read-through. * Memory accounting is coarse: entries * 4096 bytes. Per-accumulator sizing (via a new AggregateCore::approx_memory_bytes trait method) is a follow-up. * Only AggregateCore types with working Arroyo round-trips in accumulator_serde (Sum, KLL, HydraKLL, CountMinSketch, Set, DeltaSet, MultipleSum, MultipleIncrease) are persistable. Others are logged and skipped in query_disk_parts(). Three integration tests under tests/persistence_integration_tests.rs: * with_persistence_flushes_sealed_epochs_to_disk — construct, insert, wait for flush, verify in-memory entries have decreased while the query still returns all inserted buckets. * query_read_through_merges_memory_and_disk_ranges — 6 windows, partial range query, verify filter is honored regardless of whether the hit came from memory or disk. * construct_and_drop_shuts_flusher_cleanly — smoke test that Drop joins the flusher thread without deadlock. Full test suite: 450 passed, 0 failed, 5 ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Replaces the flat APPROX_BYTES_PER_SKETCH = 4096 constant in per_key.rs with real per-accumulator estimates via a new trait method on AggregateCore: fn approx_memory_bytes(&self) -> usize The default impl returns 4096 (unchanged behavior for any concrete type that doesn't override it), and 11 concrete accumulator types now override it with type-aware estimates: * SumAccumulator, MinMaxAccumulator, IncreaseAccumulator — size_of::<Self>() for these scalars. * MultipleSumAccumulator, MultipleMinMaxAccumulator — ~96 bytes per HashMap entry. * MultipleIncreaseAccumulator — ~160 bytes per entry (HashMap<Key, IncreaseAccumulator>). * SetAggregatorAccumulator, DeltaSetAggregatorAccumulator — ~96 bytes per HashSet entry. * CountMinSketchAccumulator — 16 KiB conservative constant. * DatasketchesKLLAccumulator — 4 KiB (k=200 KLL). * HydraKllSketchAccumulator — 32 KiB (row*col grid of KLLs). per_key.rs changes: * New epoch_approx_bytes(&SealedEpoch) -> usize helper that sums each entry's approx_memory_bytes. * Insert path pre-computes a batch sum once and bumps mem_bytes_sealed by the real byte total instead of count * constant. Each approx_memory_bytes call is O(1) or a single field read, so the pre-sum adds only a handful of arithmetic ops per item — no measurable hot-path cost. * list_sealed_epochs, snapshot_sealed_epoch, evict_sealed_epoch all now route through epoch_approx_bytes. The numbers are still conservative estimates — accurate to ~1-2x, not exact — but they give the flusher real proportional signal between scalar accumulators, multi-valued aggregates, and large sketches, which is what the memory-pressure trigger actually needs. All 450 existing tests pass unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Adds the enum-level SimpleMapStore::with_persistence_per_key wrapper plus --persistence-* CLI flags on both production binaries. New public helper: SimpleMapStore::with_persistence_per_key( streaming_config, cleanup_policy, persistence_cfg, ) -> PersistResult<SimpleMapStore> Always returns the PerKey variant — persistence only targets per-key locking; the Global variant stays in-memory-only. New CLI args (both main.rs and src/bin/precompute_engine.rs): --persistence-enabled --persistence-dir <PATH> --persistence-memory-limit-mb <USIZE> (default: 2048) --persistence-hot-window-secs <U64> (default: 3600, 0 disables) --persistence-delete-older-than-secs <U64> (default: 604800, 0 disables) --persistence-flush-interval-ms <U64> (default: 1000) --persistence-part-cache-mb <U64> (default: min(10%*mem, 512)) When --persistence-enabled is passed, both binaries: * Build a SimpleMapStorePersistenceConfig from the CLI args (low_water = 80% of high, hard_cap = 125% of high). * Call SimpleMapStore::with_persistence_per_key instead of new_with_strategy. * Force LockStrategy::PerKey (log an info message if --lock-strategy was Global). Unchanged when --persistence-enabled is off: the existing new_with_strategy path runs exactly as before. No other binary (test_e2e_precompute, bench_precompute_sketch, e2e_quickstart_resource_test) is touched — those are test/bench paths that don't need persistence. All 450 existing tests still pass. Full bin build passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Four scenarios covering the hot paths exposed by the persistence layer, runnable via: cargo test --release -p query_engine_rust --lib \ tests::persistence_perf_tests -- --ignored --nocapture 1. insert_throughput_in_memory_vs_persistent — raw insert rate with the in-memory store, with persistence enabled but flusher idle (isolates insert-path overhead), and with persistence + aggressive flushing (measures back-pressure cost). 2. query_latency_memory_only_vs_disk_through — p50/p90/p99 range query latency with all data in memory vs. everything flushed and read back via the moka part cache + disk mmap. 3. flush_throughput_sustained — insert a large batch, then poll diagnostic_info until total_time_map_entries drops to the current epoch's capacity (i.e., everything that can be flushed has been), and report drain rate + MiB/s. The drain-done criterion uses time-map entries because current-epoch bytes are counted in total_sketch_bytes but never get flushed while hot. 4. memory_bound_adherence_under_overload — push 10x the memory limit through the store and record the peak tracked bytes. Verifies the flusher keeps memory roughly bounded without fully draining to zero. SumAccumulator throughout for simplicity; production sketch types (KLL/CountMin/HydraKLL) would have different numbers because their Arroyo serialize path is more expensive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

The v1 design reserved hard_cap_bytes as the insert-path blocking ceiling but never wired it up — insert_for_store_key happily grew mem_bytes_sealed past the limit. Perf test memory_bound_adherence caught this at 1.53x the nominal high-water mark on a 10x overload. This commit wires it up: * FlusherHandle::wait_for_memory_under(mem_counter, cap, max_wait) parks the calling thread on the existing pressure_cv/pressure_mutex until `mem_counter.load() < cap` or the timeout expires. Kicks the flusher once on entry so it runs immediately instead of waiting for its own interval tick. Returns false on timeout so a stuck flusher degrades (logged warning + insert proceeds) rather than hanging the ingest thread. * PerKeyInner gains `hard_cap_bytes: usize`, populated from the persistence config in with_persistence and set to usize::MAX in the in-memory-only constructor path (no blocking). * insert_for_store_key checks mem_bytes_sealed against hard_cap_bytes BEFORE taking the per-agg RwLock::write. Running the check ahead of the lock means back-pressure on one agg-id doesn't stall unrelated queries on the same agg while we wait. * INSERT_BACK_PRESSURE_TIMEOUT = 30s — long enough for a healthy flusher to always complete one tick, short enough that a genuinely stuck flusher surfaces as a warning rather than a deadlock. * PersistenceState._flusher renamed to .flusher since the insert path now reaches it as well as Drop. New integration test hard_cap_back_pressure_blocks_inserts_until_flusher_drains: - Configures memory_limit=512 B, hard_cap=640 B, 200ms flush tick. - Inserts 200 items (~3200 B total) in tight batches. - Asserts that at least one insert took ≥3 ms (unambiguous signal of a condvar wait on a hot path where normal inserts are <1 ms). - Reports median / max / slow-count in the failure message for debugging if the back-pressure regresses. Perf re-run of memory_bound_adherence_under_overload confirms the fix: before: peak 390 KiB (1.53x high-water) after: peak 320 KiB (1.25x high-water = hard_cap_bytes exactly) The 1.25x ratio is the intended behavior — inserts block the moment the counter reaches hard_cap, so it tracks the cap with bounded overshoot from the in-flight batch. Insert throughput under overload drops from 2.80 M/s to 1.06 M/s, which is the cost of back-pressure under sustained overload and exactly what we want: a bounded memory envelope with a deterministic latency impact, not unbounded growth. Full suite: 451 passed, 0 failed, 9 ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

No behavior changes — `cargo fmt --all` on files that landed via the persistence PR #4 merge and weren't fmt-clean (detected by CI's `cargo fmt --all -- --check` step on PR #8). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…PR I) Adds MessagePack as a parallel encoding option alongside the protobuf-encoded sketchlib `*State` path that PR B and PR C wired up for all five modified-OTLP `Metric.data` sketch variants. The new encoding is a cross-language contract between DataCollector (Go, sketchlib-go) and ASAPQuery-backend (Rust, sketch-core) — both sides serialize the same cross-language sketch-core wire struct via MessagePack. This gives sketchlib-go a practical alternative to prost-encoded sketchlib proto without touching existing paths. ## Proto Adds two new enum variants to each of the five per-sketch encoding enums in the vendored `opentelemetry.proto.metrics.v1`: * `*_ENCODING_MSGPACK = 3` * `*_ENCODING_MSGPACK_DELTA = 4` Backward-compatible: existing producers emitting tags 0-2 see no change. The vendored proto is the consumer side — DataCollector's upstream proto can adopt matching enum names in a parallel PR without breaking either side, since protobuf enums are just integer tags. ## Dispatcher (`drivers/ingest/otel.rs`) `decode_modified_otlp_sketch_bytes` now matches on the full `encoding` i32 value rather than only accepting `PROTO = 1`: * `PROTO = 1` → per-sketch `from_sketchlib_proto_bytes` (existing) * `MSGPACK = 3` → per-sketch `from_msgpack_bytes` (new) * `PROTO_DELTA = 2`, `MSGPACK_DELTA = 4` → deferred, caller falls through to §5.2 fallback ## Per-sketch decoders Each of the five accumulators gains a `from_msgpack_bytes(buffer)` constructor that wraps the sketch-core `deserialize_msgpack` already present on the underlying type: * `CountMinSketchAccumulator::from_msgpack_bytes` * `CountSketchAccumulator::from_msgpack_bytes` * `DatasketchesKLLAccumulator::from_msgpack_bytes` — and this is notable: unlike the `_ENCODING_PROTO` path (which does lossy statistical reconstruction via `update()` replay because sketchlib's `KllState` proto elides level structure the Rust backend types keep private), the msgpack path is a **bit-identical round-trip** because sketch-core's `KllSketch` serializes its full internal state to msgpack. This gives Go producers a way to send KLL sketches losslessly to the Rust backend. * `DDSketchAccumulator::from_msgpack_bytes` * `HllSketchAccumulator::from_msgpack_bytes` ## Tests Unit tests — 6 new, 2 per decoder (round-trip + garbage rejection) on `CountSketchAccumulator`, `DDSketchAccumulator`, and `HllSketchAccumulator`. CountMin + KLL msgpack paths already had coverage through `deserialize_from_bytes_arroyo` tests. E2e test — new `e2e_count_min_sketch_msgpack_modified_otlp_path` in `tests/e2e_modified_otlp_sketch_path.rs`. Builds a real `CountMinSketch` in sketch-core, serializes via msgpack, POSTs through the OTLP HTTP receiver with `encoding = COUNT_MIN_SKETCH_ENCODING_MSGPACK`, closes a window, and verifies the stored accumulator preserves per-key counts. Covers the dispatcher path end-to-end for the msgpack branch; the other four variants share the same branch so per-variant smoke tests aren't needed for dispatcher coverage (per-variant msgpack round-trips are covered by the unit tests). ## Drive-by: fix two clippy warnings inherited from main `cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings` on rust 1.91 flags two pre-existing issues in the persistence PR #4 code path: * `cache.rs` unnecessary `u64 as u64` casts * `part.rs` test `&[snap.clone()]` → `std::slice::from_ref(&snap)` Fixed in this PR since the CI clippy gate would otherwise block PR I. ## Validation - cargo check --all-targets: clean - cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean - cargo fmt --check: clean - cargo test -p sketch-core --lib: 54 passed - cargo test -p query_engine_rust --lib: 480 passed (includes 6 new msgpack unit tests) - cargo test -p query_engine_rust --test e2e_modified_otlp_sketch_path: 6 passed (5 existing PROTO variants + 1 new MSGPACK variant) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

The existing `hard_cap_back_pressure_blocks_inserts_until_flusher_drains` test asserts that at least one insert takes ≥3 ms wall-clock time when sealed memory hits the hard cap — the intuition being that a blocked insert must wait ≥1 flush tick for the condvar to fire. On CI (fast runners, small test data) the flush tick completes well under 1 ms, so the slow path runs and fully drains before the 3 ms threshold ever trips. Result: the assertion is flaky even though back-pressure is wired up correctly. Replace wall-clock timing with a dedicated monotonic counter. ## Changes * `FlusherShared` gains `back_pressure_wait_count: AtomicU64` * `FlusherHandle::wait_for_memory_under` increments the counter exactly once per call that observes `mem_counter >= cap` (i.e. every call that enters the blocking wait loop — the fast-path early return does not bump the counter) * `FlusherHandle::back_pressure_wait_count()` getter exposes it * `SimpleMapStorePerKey::back_pressure_wait_count()` proxies through to the flusher, returning 0 when persistence is disabled * The test now asserts `store.back_pressure_wait_count() > 0` after the 200-insert loop — a timing-independent signal ## Why a counter, not a timing threshold Tests that assert "this path is slower than X ms" assume the path is slow for a reason other than what it's actually measuring. Here, `wait_for_memory_under` blocks until the flusher drains, and the drain is fast, so the total wait can be sub-millisecond even though the mechanism is firing exactly as designed. Timing thresholds trade signal for noise on fast hardware. A counter sidesteps that tradeoff: it is 0 if the mechanism never fires and positive if it fires even once — exactly the semantic the test cares about. ## Validation Ran 5× back-to-back: all 5 passed (previously observed flake on CI). Full query_engine_rust --lib suite: 480 passed. Clippy + fmt clean. Drive-by fix: inherited from main (the persistence PR #4 merge), not introduced by this PR. Landing it here because the PR is already touching enough persistence-adjacent surface (clippy fixes) that CI needs to be unblocked on the full test gate, and a real fix is cleaner than a retry loop or `#[ignore]`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Adds `HotReloadStreamingConfig`, a thin `arc_swap::ArcSwap` wrapper, plus `GET/POST /api/v1/streaming-config` HTTP endpoints so an external controller (or a test harness) can push a new `StreamingConfig` at runtime without restarting the query engine binary. This is **phase 1** — the narrowest useful slice. The machinery exists end-to-end (wire format, endpoint, swap), tests pin the contract, and the controller has a working push target. Query execution and ingest routing do NOT yet re-snapshot per request; those are phase 2 and are documented on `HotReloadStreamingConfig` so the boundaries are clear. ## What's new ### `asap-query-engine/src/data_model/hot_reload_config.rs` New module with `HotReloadStreamingConfig`, cloneable, built on `Arc<ArcSwap<StreamingConfig>>`: * `new(StreamingConfig)` / `from_arc(Arc<StreamingConfig>)` — construct from initial config (two entry points so callers don't have to double-allocate) * `snapshot() -> Arc<StreamingConfig>` — cheap, lock-free read * `swap(StreamingConfig) -> Arc<StreamingConfig>` — atomic replace, returns the old `Arc` so callers can diff added/removed agg_ids Four unit tests pin: * initial snapshot reflects constructor * swap replaces atomically (old handle unchanged, new reads fresh) * clones share the underlying `ArcSwap` (so server-held handle and test-held handle see the same swaps) * concurrent reader never observes a torn state while a writer swaps in a loop ### `GET / POST /api/v1/streaming-config` in `http.rs` Two new routes on the existing control-plane surface, next to `/api/v1/precompute`, `/api/v1/health`, `/api/v1/store/metrics`: * **GET** — return the currently active config as JSON (`{status, aggregation_count, aggregation_ids, streaming_config}`). Used by tests and operators to verify a push landed. * **POST** — accept a YAML body matching the existing `StreamingConfig::from_yaml_data` shape (the same format the binary loads at startup), parse, validate, and atomically swap via `HotReloadStreamingConfig::swap`. Returns `{status, agg_ids_added, agg_ids_removed, new_aggregation_count}` so the caller can confirm the transition without a round-trip to GET. Logs a warning if any agg_ids were removed, since in-flight precompute worker groups for those ids continue with their construction-time config until they close naturally (phase 1 limitation). Both endpoints return `503 Service Unavailable` when the server was constructed without `HttpServer::with_hot_reload_config(...)` — a clear failure mode for misconfigured deployments. ### `HttpServer::with_hot_reload_config(handle)` builder New opt-in builder method on `HttpServer`. Without it, the endpoints return 503 — so existing code paths (unit tests, legacy binaries) are unaffected by this PR. `main.rs` calls it to attach the production handle. ### `main.rs` wiring Constructs a single `HotReloadStreamingConfig` from the startup `Arc<StreamingConfig>` and passes it to `HttpServer::with_hot_reload_config`. Other consumers (SimpleEngine, PrecomputeEngine, SimpleMapStore, KafkaConsumer) still receive the startup `Arc<StreamingConfig>` and will ignore swaps until phase 2. ## What's NOT hot-reloaded yet (documented on the module) * **SimpleEngine query execution** — holds a startup snapshot, doesn't re-snapshot per query. A query landing after a swap sees the old config. Phase 2 will change this to re-snapshot on query entry (one `Arc::clone` per query, negligible cost). * **Ingest router / OTLP receiver** — routes by startup `AggregationConfig` clones. New metric/labels mapped to new agg_ids after a swap would not be routed until phase 2 wires the router to re-snapshot per incoming message. * **In-flight precompute worker `GroupState`** — each `GroupState` caches `Arc<AggregationConfig>` at group creation. Existing groups complete with their original config (correct semantics, not a bug). New groups created after a swap use the new config. This is the intended behavior for graceful add and for param-tuning that only matters for future windows. The only case where phase 1 is visibly incomplete is **removing** an agg_id mid-window — the existing groups for that id keep ingesting until their tumbling window closes. The POST handler logs a warning when this happens. ## Drive-by fixes Same two clippy-on-rust-1.91 issues in persistence code that PR #9 also fixes: * `persistence/cache.rs` — unnecessary `u64 as u64` cast * `persistence/part.rs` — test `&[snap.clone()]` → `std::slice::from_ref(&snap)` Inherited from main (persistence PR #4); fixed here so CI's clippy gate passes on this branch too. These will be harmless duplicates if PR #9 lands first. ## Tests * **Unit tests** (4, in `hot_reload_config.rs`) — snapshot / swap / clone-sharing / concurrent race. * **HTTP integration tests** (3, in `http.rs::tests`): - `test_streaming_config_hot_reload_round_trip`: starts a test server with a hot-reload handle, POSTs a 2-agg YAML config, asserts the POST response (agg_ids_added, new count), then GETs and verifies the count + ids. Also asserts that the externally-held `HotReloadStreamingConfig::snapshot()` sees the swap, confirming the ArcSwap is shared. - `test_streaming_config_hot_reload_missing_handle_503`: no handle attached, both GET and POST return 503. - `test_streaming_config_hot_reload_rejects_bad_yaml`: POST with garbage YAML returns 400 + error message. ## Validation * cargo check --all-targets: clean * cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean * cargo fmt --check: clean * cargo test -p query_engine_rust --lib: 481 passed ## Follow-ups * **Phase 2**: re-snapshot per query in `SimpleEngine`, per message in the ingest router. Will likely change `SimpleEngine`'s field from `Arc<StreamingConfig>` to `Arc<HotReloadStreamingConfig>` and add a helper that snapshots at query entry. * **Controller → backend channel**: once PR E's endpoint is merged, the DataCollector controller can call it from its replanner (`controller/src/replan.rs`) as a new transport alongside the existing OpAMP push to agents. Tracked independently. * **Graceful drain on removal**: PR E currently warns but does not block config reloads that remove in-flight agg_ids. A stronger guarantee would explicitly drain affected groups before applying the swap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

The existing `hard_cap_back_pressure_blocks_inserts_until_flusher_drains` test asserts that at least one insert takes ≥3 ms wall-clock time when sealed memory hits the hard cap — the intuition being that a blocked insert must wait ≥1 flush tick for the condvar to fire. On CI (fast runners, small test data) the flush tick completes well under 1 ms, so the slow path runs and fully drains before the 3 ms threshold ever trips. Result: the assertion is flaky even though back-pressure is wired up correctly. Replace wall-clock timing with a dedicated monotonic counter. ## Changes * `FlusherShared` gains `back_pressure_wait_count: AtomicU64` * `FlusherHandle::wait_for_memory_under` increments the counter exactly once per call that observes `mem_counter >= cap` (i.e. every call that enters the blocking wait loop — the fast-path early return does not bump the counter) * `FlusherHandle::back_pressure_wait_count()` getter exposes it * `SimpleMapStorePerKey::back_pressure_wait_count()` proxies through to the flusher, returning 0 when persistence is disabled * The test now asserts `store.back_pressure_wait_count() > 0` after the 200-insert loop — a timing-independent signal ## Why a counter, not a timing threshold Tests that assert "this path is slower than X ms" assume the path is slow for a reason other than what it's actually measuring. Here, `wait_for_memory_under` blocks until the flusher drains, and the drain is fast, so the total wait can be sub-millisecond even though the mechanism is firing exactly as designed. Timing thresholds trade signal for noise on fast hardware. A counter sidesteps that tradeoff: it is 0 if the mechanism never fires and positive if it fires even once — exactly the semantic the test cares about. ## Validation Ran 5× back-to-back: all 5 passed (previously observed flake on CI). Full query_engine_rust --lib suite: 480 passed. Clippy + fmt clean. Drive-by fix: inherited from main (the persistence PR #4 merge), not introduced by this PR. Landing it here because the PR is already touching enough persistence-adjacent surface (clippy fixes) that CI needs to be unblocked on the full test gate, and a real fix is cleaner than a retry loop or `#[ignore]`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Adds `HotReloadStreamingConfig`, a thin `arc_swap::ArcSwap` wrapper, plus `GET/POST /api/v1/streaming-config` HTTP endpoints so an external controller (or a test harness) can push a new `StreamingConfig` at runtime without restarting the query engine binary. This is **phase 1** — the narrowest useful slice. The machinery exists end-to-end (wire format, endpoint, swap), tests pin the contract, and the controller has a working push target. Query execution and ingest routing do NOT yet re-snapshot per request; those are phase 2 and are documented on `HotReloadStreamingConfig` so the boundaries are clear. ## What's new ### `asap-query-engine/src/data_model/hot_reload_config.rs` New module with `HotReloadStreamingConfig`, cloneable, built on `Arc<ArcSwap<StreamingConfig>>`: * `new(StreamingConfig)` / `from_arc(Arc<StreamingConfig>)` — construct from initial config (two entry points so callers don't have to double-allocate) * `snapshot() -> Arc<StreamingConfig>` — cheap, lock-free read * `swap(StreamingConfig) -> Arc<StreamingConfig>` — atomic replace, returns the old `Arc` so callers can diff added/removed agg_ids Four unit tests pin: * initial snapshot reflects constructor * swap replaces atomically (old handle unchanged, new reads fresh) * clones share the underlying `ArcSwap` (so server-held handle and test-held handle see the same swaps) * concurrent reader never observes a torn state while a writer swaps in a loop ### `GET / POST /api/v1/streaming-config` in `http.rs` Two new routes on the existing control-plane surface, next to `/api/v1/precompute`, `/api/v1/health`, `/api/v1/store/metrics`: * **GET** — return the currently active config as JSON (`{status, aggregation_count, aggregation_ids, streaming_config}`). Used by tests and operators to verify a push landed. * **POST** — accept a YAML body matching the existing `StreamingConfig::from_yaml_data` shape (the same format the binary loads at startup), parse, validate, and atomically swap via `HotReloadStreamingConfig::swap`. Returns `{status, agg_ids_added, agg_ids_removed, new_aggregation_count}` so the caller can confirm the transition without a round-trip to GET. Logs a warning if any agg_ids were removed, since in-flight precompute worker groups for those ids continue with their construction-time config until they close naturally (phase 1 limitation). Both endpoints return `503 Service Unavailable` when the server was constructed without `HttpServer::with_hot_reload_config(...)` — a clear failure mode for misconfigured deployments. ### `HttpServer::with_hot_reload_config(handle)` builder New opt-in builder method on `HttpServer`. Without it, the endpoints return 503 — so existing code paths (unit tests, legacy binaries) are unaffected by this PR. `main.rs` calls it to attach the production handle. ### `main.rs` wiring Constructs a single `HotReloadStreamingConfig` from the startup `Arc<StreamingConfig>` and passes it to `HttpServer::with_hot_reload_config`. Other consumers (SimpleEngine, PrecomputeEngine, SimpleMapStore, KafkaConsumer) still receive the startup `Arc<StreamingConfig>` and will ignore swaps until phase 2. ## What's NOT hot-reloaded yet (documented on the module) * **SimpleEngine query execution** — holds a startup snapshot, doesn't re-snapshot per query. A query landing after a swap sees the old config. Phase 2 will change this to re-snapshot on query entry (one `Arc::clone` per query, negligible cost). * **Ingest router / OTLP receiver** — routes by startup `AggregationConfig` clones. New metric/labels mapped to new agg_ids after a swap would not be routed until phase 2 wires the router to re-snapshot per incoming message. * **In-flight precompute worker `GroupState`** — each `GroupState` caches `Arc<AggregationConfig>` at group creation. Existing groups complete with their original config (correct semantics, not a bug). New groups created after a swap use the new config. This is the intended behavior for graceful add and for param-tuning that only matters for future windows. The only case where phase 1 is visibly incomplete is **removing** an agg_id mid-window — the existing groups for that id keep ingesting until their tumbling window closes. The POST handler logs a warning when this happens. ## Drive-by fixes Same two clippy-on-rust-1.91 issues in persistence code that PR #9 also fixes: * `persistence/cache.rs` — unnecessary `u64 as u64` cast * `persistence/part.rs` — test `&[snap.clone()]` → `std::slice::from_ref(&snap)` Inherited from main (persistence PR #4); fixed here so CI's clippy gate passes on this branch too. These will be harmless duplicates if PR #9 lands first. ## Tests * **Unit tests** (4, in `hot_reload_config.rs`) — snapshot / swap / clone-sharing / concurrent race. * **HTTP integration tests** (3, in `http.rs::tests`): - `test_streaming_config_hot_reload_round_trip`: starts a test server with a hot-reload handle, POSTs a 2-agg YAML config, asserts the POST response (agg_ids_added, new count), then GETs and verifies the count + ids. Also asserts that the externally-held `HotReloadStreamingConfig::snapshot()` sees the swap, confirming the ArcSwap is shared. - `test_streaming_config_hot_reload_missing_handle_503`: no handle attached, both GET and POST return 503. - `test_streaming_config_hot_reload_rejects_bad_yaml`: POST with garbage YAML returns 400 + error message. ## Validation * cargo check --all-targets: clean * cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean * cargo fmt --check: clean * cargo test -p query_engine_rust --lib: 481 passed ## Follow-ups * **Phase 2**: re-snapshot per query in `SimpleEngine`, per message in the ingest router. Will likely change `SimpleEngine`'s field from `Arc<StreamingConfig>` to `Arc<HotReloadStreamingConfig>` and add a helper that snapshots at query entry. * **Controller → backend channel**: once PR E's endpoint is merged, the DataCollector controller can call it from its replanner (`controller/src/replan.rs`) as a new transport alongside the existing OpAMP push to agents. Tracked independently. * **Graceful drain on removal**: PR E currently warns but does not block config reloads that remove in-flight agg_ids. A stronger guarantee would explicitly drain affected groups before applying the swap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…iction prereq) Adds the primitive the upcoming `SchemaEvictionService` will call to reclaim space when a retired schema hits `expires_at_ms`. Analogous to ClickHouse's `ALTER TABLE ... DROP PARTITION` — O(1)-ish key removal, atomic w.r.t. concurrent reads of the same agg_id. ## What's landed `Store` trait gains: ```rust fn drop_agg_id(&self, _agg_id: u64) -> Result<usize, Box<dyn std::error::Error + Send + Sync>> { Ok(0) } ``` Default impl returns `Ok(0)` so non-`SimpleMapStore` implementors keep compiling — they can opt in later. `SimpleMapStoreGlobal::drop_agg_id` and `SimpleMapStorePerKey::drop_agg_id` override with real eviction: * Count the windows being dropped (for the return value + audit log) * Remove the per-agg_id entry from the main store map * Clear `earliest_timestamp_per_aggregation_id[agg_id]` * Clear `read_counts[agg_id]` (Global only — PerKey doesn't have it) * Leaves `metrics` / `items_inserted` alone (those are metric-keyed, not agg-keyed; other agg_ids under the same metric survive) ## Contract documented on the trait * **Idempotent**: unknown `agg_id` is a no-op, returns `Ok(0)`. * **Atomic w.r.t. reads for same agg_id**: Global grabs the store's Mutex, PerKey uses DashMap's per-shard atomic remove. * **Does NOT touch registries**: caller is responsible for removing the schema / backfill-job entries. ## Test plan 7 new tests in `drop_agg_id_tests`: - Global + PerKey variants × {removes target, unknown agg no-op, clears earliest_ts index}. - Drop-then-reinsert works as a fresh agg (no residual state). 710 lib tests total (up from 703); clippy + fmt clean. ## Next PR #3: `BackfillRegistry::create_checked` gains `persistence_delete_older_than_ms` check so jobs requesting `start_ms` outside the retention window get rejected up-front with `CreateError::OutOfRetention`. PR #4: `SchemaEvictionService` tokio task that consumes `drop_agg_id` to actually clean up expired schemas. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…iction prereq) (#39) Adds the primitive the upcoming `SchemaEvictionService` will call to reclaim space when a retired schema hits `expires_at_ms`. Analogous to ClickHouse's `ALTER TABLE ... DROP PARTITION` — O(1)-ish key removal, atomic w.r.t. concurrent reads of the same agg_id. ## What's landed `Store` trait gains: ```rust fn drop_agg_id(&self, _agg_id: u64) -> Result<usize, Box<dyn std::error::Error + Send + Sync>> { Ok(0) } ``` Default impl returns `Ok(0)` so non-`SimpleMapStore` implementors keep compiling — they can opt in later. `SimpleMapStoreGlobal::drop_agg_id` and `SimpleMapStorePerKey::drop_agg_id` override with real eviction: * Count the windows being dropped (for the return value + audit log) * Remove the per-agg_id entry from the main store map * Clear `earliest_timestamp_per_aggregation_id[agg_id]` * Clear `read_counts[agg_id]` (Global only — PerKey doesn't have it) * Leaves `metrics` / `items_inserted` alone (those are metric-keyed, not agg-keyed; other agg_ids under the same metric survive) ## Contract documented on the trait * **Idempotent**: unknown `agg_id` is a no-op, returns `Ok(0)`. * **Atomic w.r.t. reads for same agg_id**: Global grabs the store's Mutex, PerKey uses DashMap's per-shard atomic remove. * **Does NOT touch registries**: caller is responsible for removing the schema / backfill-job entries. ## Test plan 7 new tests in `drop_agg_id_tests`: - Global + PerKey variants × {removes target, unknown agg no-op, clears earliest_ts index}. - Drop-then-reinsert works as a fresh agg (no residual state). 710 lib tests total (up from 703); clippy + fmt clean. ## Next PR #3: `BackfillRegistry::create_checked` gains `persistence_delete_older_than_ms` check so jobs requesting `start_ms` outside the retention window get rejected up-front with `CreateError::OutOfRetention`. PR #4: `SchemaEvictionService` tokio task that consumes `drop_agg_id` to actually clean up expired schemas. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Addresses the ASAPQuery-backend TODO.md item #4 (serialization format versioning tests) — the paper blocker for "sketchDB restarts without data loss across format bumps." Adds `src/tests/persist_format_versioning_tests.rs` with 14 tests covering the three format-versioned stores: ## SchemaRegistry (5 tests) - realistic_multi_schema_round_trips_through_disk — 4-schema state with Active + Retired, drop + reload preserves timestamps and wire version - tampered_version_field_triggers_safe_fallback — field-level attack (valid v1 snapshot, flip version=999) must not leak tampered schemas; fallback re-writes clean v1 - truncated_snapshot_falls_back_without_panic — half-file scenario - empty_snapshot_file_falls_back_without_panic — zero-byte file - wrong_shape_snapshot_falls_back_without_panic — valid JSON with missing `schemas` array ## BackfillRegistry (5 tests) - realistic_multi_job_round_trips_through_disk — all five BackfillStatus variants (Queued/Running/Complete/Cancelled/ Failed) survive disk round-trip - v1_wire_format_carries_next_job_id_field — golden-file variant asserting next_job_id=43 is honoured so post-restart create() returns 43 not 1 - tampered_version_field_triggers_safe_fallback — same as schema - truncated_snapshot_falls_back_without_panic - wrong_shape_snapshot_falls_back_without_panic ## SimpleMapStore part meta.bin (4 tests) Previously-untested binary-header versioning: - bad_magic_returns_format_error — 0xDEADBEEF where MAGIC_META should be - unsupported_version_returns_format_error — PART_FORMAT_VERSION bumped in file to 9999 - truncated_header_returns_error — 32-byte header (spec says 64) - missing_meta_file_returns_error — part dir exists but meta.bin does not All three format stores are now locked under "bump-forward won't silently re-interpret old data" tests. Future format version bumps in any of the three modules will need to update these tests' expected-error assertions, forcing a conscious migration plan. 752 lib tests pass (+14), clippy clean, fmt clean. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Post-M2.3 reorg #4 of 8. Moves `query_engines/asap_query_engine/warm_tier/` → `sketch_db/query/`. Pairs the warm-tier read code with the data it reads, mirroring how `backfill/` is paired with the data it writes. The warm-tier reducer is sketch-DB-specific (decodes sketches, runs them against a SketchStore) — it doesn't belong under the backend-agnostic `query_engines/` umbrella. `asap_query_engine/mod.rs` re-exports `pub use crate::storage_engines::sketch_db::query as warm_tier` so the engine's internal references (and any `warm_tier::*` callers) keep compiling at the legacy path. 5 files relocated. 783/783 lib tests pass. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

#185) Schema retirement #3. Repoint `ASAPQueryEngine::timeline_for_query` from `SchemaRegistry::timeline_for_metric` to the sid-level `storage_engines::sketch_db::query::timeline::timeline_for_metric` landed in #183. The cross-reconfigure dispatcher (`try_handle_query_promql_via_timeline`) now reads its segments from the sid catalog rather than from `SchemaRegistry`. The sid-level timeline populates `TimelineSegment.agg_id` with a content-hash of `(metric, agg_kind, group_by_keys)` rather than a `StreamingConfig.aggregation_id`. Until schema retirement #5 ports the per-segment dispatch to sid-level evaluation, the segment-→-aggregation_config lookup inside the dispatcher is best-effort: when no segment resolves to an in-config aggregation the dispatcher returns `None` so the caller falls back to the default single-agg path instead of regressing cross-reconfigure queries to empty-result-plus-warnings. The schema retirement plan keeps the `schema_registry` field on `ASAPQueryEngine` alive for now — it's still referenced by the ingest barrier and the swap-handler driver. Both go away in retirements #4 + #5. Two tests in `tests/schema_timeline_dispatch_tests.rs` are marked `#[ignore]`: they build two distinct `AggregationConfig`s with identical content (same metric / Sum / `host` grouping). In the sid catalog those collapse to one signature group → one segment, so the dispatcher can no longer reproduce the schema-boundary-stitch scenario from a SchemaRegistry-shaped fixture. The third single-schema regression test still passes unchanged. Re-enabling these is part of retirement #5 (sid-level dispatch) or a fixture rewrite that uses two genuinely distinct signatures. 787/787 lib tests pass; 5 ignored. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Schema retirement #4. Add the sid-level mirror of `SchemaRegistry::reconcile` under `sketch_db/lifecycle/reconcile.rs`: pub fn reconcile_from_streaming_config( store: &SketchStore, config: &StreamingConfig, retention: Duration, ) -> SidReconcileSummary Iterates every sid in `store`, computes its content signature `(metric_name, agg_kind, group_by_keys)`, and force-retires any sid whose signature is not represented in the new config. Mirrors the "retire orphans" half of the schema-version reconcile; the "add new ids" half is implicit in the sid model (sids are minted lazily by the ingest path on first write). Wired alongside the existing `SchemaRegistry::reconcile` at every reconcile call site: - `route_otlp_to_precompute` in `drivers/ingest/otel.rs` (raw-OTLP ingest path) - `route_modified_otlp_sketches_to_precompute` in `drivers/ingest/otel.rs` (modified-OTLP sketch path) - `streaming-config` swap handler in `drivers/query/servers/http.rs` (event-driven entry) Both registries run in parallel for now: the §6.3 ingest barrier `ingest_state.schemas.is_writable(agg_id)` still depends on `SchemaRegistry` lifecycle state, so we keep the schema reconcile alive until retirement #5 deletes the registry and replaces the barrier with a sid-level check. Six new unit tests cover empty-config, matching-signature, different-signature, idempotency (already-retired sid not re-retired), distinct-metrics isolation, and different-agg-type discrimination. Sketch-typed agg-configs are not yet covered (the `AggregationConfig` shape doesn't carry sketch params today — parallel capability-routing channel handles that lifecycle). 793/793 lib tests pass; 5 ignored. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…281) The controller's collector-yaml emit used `HashMap<String, Value>` for `processors`, `receivers`, `extensions`, `connectors`, `exporters`, and `pipelines`. serde_yaml iterates a HashMap in Rust's randomized order, so calling `emit_edge_yaml` / `emit_edge_yaml_5sketch_routing` / `emit_gateway_yaml` twice on the same input produced byte-different YAML strings — same semantic content, different key ordering. This broke the agent's opampextension byte-level no-op check (ASAPCollector#381 + the Issue #4 follow-up): the agent saw "incoming bytes != on-disk bytes" on every reconnect, applied, restarted, the controller pushed the SAME semantic config again, and the agent looped. 10+ restarts per smoke test before any sketch could flush. Fix: switch the six HashMap fields on `CollectorYaml` / `ServiceSection` to `BTreeMap`. BTreeMap iterates in key order; serde_yaml's emit is now deterministic. Same semantic content always serializes to the same bytes. Bonus: this matches the controller's broader content-addressed identity story — `PolicyFingerprint::from_config` already sorts its hash inputs into canonical order, and `SeriesIdResolver` keys are sorted attribute fingerprints. The emit was the last non-deterministic hop. The agent's no-op check (ASAPCollector PR for Issue #4) is still useful as defense-in-depth — handles non-controller OpAMP servers that might still push slightly different bytes for the same intent. Test plan: * `cargo test -p control_plane --lib`: 706/706 pass. * Empirically verified pre-fix: `curl /api/v1/collector-config/agent` twice → key ordering differs (processors block: countmin / countsketch / transform/keep_for_* appear in different positions). Post-fix: identical bytes across calls. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…_id to sid (B7.7) (#286) Third sub-step of schema-retirement #5 (issue #272), following B7.6's ingest-side rekey. The backfill processor's per-window grouping is now keyed by `sid: u64` instead of `group_key: String`, matching B7.6's sid-bucketed worker state. The SketchStore exposes a new sid-direct write path (`ingest_precompute_with_sid`) so callers that already hold the bucket sid skip the resolver round-trip inside the mint-driven `ingest_precompute_for_agg_config` wrapper. ## Sites rekeyed - `data_plane/src/storage_engines/sketch_db/backfill/processor.rs` - `process_window` now groups raw samples into a `HashMap<u64, SidBucket>` (sid-keyed) instead of `HashMap<String, Vec<RawSample>>` (group_key-keyed). - New helper `resolve_backfill_bucket_sid` mirrors `resolve_bucket_sid_for_agg_config` from `drivers/ingest/otel.rs` so backfill and live ingest mint the SAME sid for the same `(metric, grouping-values, agg_kind)` tuple. This is the invariant that lets backfill writes land in the same store row live ingest already populated for `[created_at, ∞)`. - Per-bucket writes go through the new `ingest_precompute_with_sid` path; the mint-driven sibling is no longer called from this file. - Resolver-less fallback (legacy / registry-only test setups) keeps a stable per-`group_key` bucket id so accumulator builds still preserve sample ordering — but the write itself is skipped in that branch anyway (no resolver ⇒ no precompute write, matching pre-B7.7 behaviour). - `data_plane/src/storage_engines/sketch_db/index/mod.rs` - New `pub fn ingest_precompute_with_sid(sid, agg_cfg, output, accumulator)` takes the bucket sid directly. The existing `ingest_precompute_for_agg_config` is refactored into a thin mint-driven wrapper that delegates to the new entry point — callers that don't yet hold the sid (the live `SketchStoreSink`) keep working unchanged. - Extracted `build_attrs_fp_and_label_map` shared by both methods so the mint-driven path (B7.6) and the sid-direct path (B7.7) stay byte-identical on the values they hand to the index. ## Tests added - `process_window_buckets_by_sid_via_resolver` — drives `process_window` end-to-end with two distinct svc values × two samples each, asserts exactly two sids land in the SketchStore, both `classify()` as `Hit`, and registry provenance is one entry per window. - `backfill_sid_matches_live_ingest_sid_for_same_grouping_values` — locks the live-vs-backfill sid namespace invariant: the sid the backfill helper computes for `(cfg, "latency{svc=a,zone=z0}")` must equal what the live ingest path's `resolve_bucket_sid_for_agg_config` mirror computes for the same `(metric, grouping-values, agg_kind)` tuple via the SAME resolver. ## Not in scope (deferred follow-ups) - `output_sink.rs` production code already consumes `output.policy_fp` (PR #284's report: "no changes needed there"). Its only `aggregation_id()` site is in a test that builds a `StreamingConfig` map keyed by policy_fp.as_u64() — the legitimate policy-registry use, not a bucket key. - `worker.rs` / `series_router.rs` / `drivers/ingest/otel.rs` are B7.6's domain (already merged) — not touched. - Remaining `aggregation_id()` accessor sites are all test-side `StreamingConfig` map-key uses (the map IS keyed by policy_fp.as_u64()) — those stay until the accessor itself is retired after #4 (re-enable ignored tests). ## Test plan - `cargo build -p data_plane` — clean - `cargo test -p data_plane --lib` — 715 passed / 2 ignored, no regressions vs origin/main - `cargo test -p data_plane` integration suite — same 2 pre-existing failures `controller_plan_to_query_full_roundtrip_ddsketch` / `_kll` PR #284 confirmed are pre-existing - Both new regression tests pass Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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zzylol commented Apr 13, 2026

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