perf: bound NATS user-sync KV work and cut /sub plus usage-job CPU - #893
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…e handling - Improved the `inbounds` method in the User model to efficiently gather inbound tags from enabled groups. - Updated user subscription update logic to queue updates for background processing, enhancing performance. - Refactored user status change notifications to streamline the process and ensure accurate user state management. - Introduced caching for usage coefficients to optimize node user statistics collection. - Enhanced subscription generation with caching mechanisms for improved performance.
Reuse live key indexes, replay snapshots in bounded batches, and clear queues from cached keys and recent revisions. Bound bulk operations, safely compact old deletion markers, and preserve claim recovery across delayed notifications and reconnects. Add concurrency, recovery, compaction, and idle-traffic regression coverage.
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds buffered subscription updates, optimized subscription loading and rendering, revision-aware NATS KV synchronization, scheduled KV cleanup, and revised background job execution. It also adds unit, API, and integration tests for these paths. ChangesSubscription flow and database access
NATS KV synchronization
Background jobs
Subscription rendering and caching
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change brings a clear blocker: the usage-recording job file contains invalid Python and will fail to load, stopping traffic accounting. In addition, buffered subscription-log writes are not reliably persisted before administrative reads or shutdown, the new NATS cleanup job can stall indefinitely and then never run again, and a modified API test now contradicts its own expected values. These should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@app/jobs/cleanup_node_sync.py`:
- Around line 20-25: Update the compaction flow around compact_deleted_keys to
enforce an overall timeout for each cleanup run, while preserving the existing
per-operation behavior and finally block that closes nc. Ensure a timed-out run
terminates promptly so subsequent scheduled runs can proceed.
In `@app/jobs/record_usages.py`:
- Line 479: Update the exception handler containing “except ValueError,
TypeError” to use valid Python 3 multi-exception syntax, preserving handling for
both ValueError and TypeError so the module imports under the declared Python
version.
In `@app/operation/subscription.py`:
- Line 215: Update the response-header construction around
SUB_CONFIG_CACHE_TTL_S so the final Cache-Control value is no-store, applying it
after configured response-header overrides and preserving the other headers
unchanged.
In `@app/subscription/sub_update_buffer.py`:
- Around line 85-86: Update the _flushing branch in the buffer flush function to
await the active flush, then continue draining any records queued during it
before returning; preserve the barrier semantics used by administrative reads
and shutdown. Add a concurrency test that blocks the first flush, queues a
second record, and verifies the second awaited call completes only after both
records are committed.
- Around line 75-76: Update the threshold-triggered scheduling around
should_flush so only the transition into the flush threshold creates a task,
rather than one task per request while the threshold remains met. Use an
atomic/shared guard or equivalent coordination with the buffer state, while
preserving flush_user_sub_updates()’s existing _flushing behavior and public
request flow.
In `@tests/api/test_host.py`:
- Line 347: Update the GET response assertions in the test using the noise
fixture so the packet expectation is [1, 2, 3] and the rand expectation is
"1-8192", matching FinalMaskNoiseItem’s preserved submitted values.
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| count = await compact_deleted_keys(await get_jetstream_context(nc), nats_settings.node_user_sync_kv_bucket) | ||
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| logger.info("Compacted %s completed node-sync keys", count) | ||
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| await nc.close() |
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Bound the compaction run with a timeout.
KvWatcher limits each fetch call to five seconds, but it retries after TimeoutError while num_pending remains nonzero. The snapshot can therefore run without an overall deadline. purge_stream uses nats-py’s five-second JetStream API timeout, so each purge is bounded individually. However, compact_deleted_keys can still spend an unbounded total time processing purges. With max_instances=1, APScheduler skips overlapping runs, and coalesce=True merges missed runs. A stalled compaction can therefore prevent later runs from starting and allow tombstones to accumulate.
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+import asyncio
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try:
- count = await compact_deleted_keys(await get_jetstream_context(nc), nats_settings.node_user_sync_kv_bucket)
- if count:
- logger.info("Compacted %s completed node-sync keys", count)
+ async with asyncio.timeout(240):
+ count = await compact_deleted_keys(
+ await get_jetstream_context(nc), nats_settings.node_user_sync_kv_bucket
+ )
+ if count:
+ logger.info("Compacted %s completed node-sync keys", count)
+ except TimeoutError:
+ logger.warning("node-sync key compaction timed out; retrying on the next interval")
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| count = await compact_deleted_keys(await get_jetstream_context(nc), nats_settings.node_user_sync_kv_bucket) | |
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| logger.info("Compacted %s completed node-sync keys", count) | |
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| await nc.close() | |
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| async with asyncio.timeout(240): | |
| count = await compact_deleted_keys( | |
| await get_jetstream_context(nc), nats_settings.node_user_sync_kv_bucket | |
| ) | |
| if count: | |
| logger.info("Compacted %s completed node-sync keys", count) | |
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| logger.warning("node-sync key compaction timed out; retrying on the next interval") | |
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| await nc.close() |
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In `@app/jobs/cleanup_node_sync.py` around lines 20 - 25, Update the compaction
flow around compact_deleted_keys to enforce an overall timeout for each cleanup
run, while preserving the existing per-operation behavior and finally block that
closes nc. Ensure a timed-out run terminates promptly so subsequent scheduled
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| validated_params.append({"uid": int(uid), "value": value}) | ||
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Use valid Python 3 exception syntax.
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In `@app/jobs/record_usages.py` at line 479, Update the exception handler
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| "subscription-userinfo": "; ".join(f"{key}={val}" for key, val in user_info.items()), | ||
| "announce": encode_title(formatted_announce), | ||
| "announce-url": formatted_announce_url, | ||
| "Cache-Control": f"private, max-age={SUB_CONFIG_CACHE_TTL_S}", |
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Prevent user-agent caching of revoked subscription configurations.
private, max-age=15 lets the browser reuse a credential-bearing configuration without rechecking the revoked token. Set the final Cache-Control header to no-store after applying configured response-header overrides.
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In `@app/operation/subscription.py` at line 215, Update the response-header
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Create only one threshold-triggered flush task.
The _flushing guard makes overlapping flush bodies return quickly, but it does not prevent asyncio.create_task() from allocating and scheduling one task per public /sub request. _MAX_BUFFER bounds records, not tasks. Use the threshold transition:
Proposed threshold fix
- should_flush = len(_pending) >= FLUSH_BATCH_SIZE
+ should_flush = len(_pending) == FLUSH_BATCH_SIZEThis task-allocation fix is separate from making flush_user_sub_updates() wait for an active flush.
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In `@app/subscription/sub_update_buffer.py` around lines 75 - 76, Update the
threshold-triggered scheduling around should_flush so only the transition into
the flush threshold creates a task, rather than one task per request while the
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Wait for the active flush before returning.
This branch returns while another flush is still writing. app/db/crud/user.py uses this function as a barrier before administrative reads. The shutdown hook also uses it as a final persistence barrier.
If a request queues a record during an active flush, an administrative read can omit that record. Shutdown can also complete while records remain pending. Wait for the active flush and then drain the remaining queue before returning.
Add a concurrency test that blocks the first flush, queues another record, and verifies that a second awaited call does not complete until both records are committed.
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continue draining any records queued during it before returning; preserve the
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Align the assertions with the changed fixture.
FinalMaskNoiseItem preserves the submitted packet and rand values. The GET response therefore contains [1, 2, 3] and "1-8192", while the test still asserts [1, 2, 255] and None.
- assert noise.get("packet") == [1, 2, 255]
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…mprove logging - Introduced asyncio timeout for the compaction process to prevent indefinite blocking. - Added a warning log for timeout occurrences to ensure visibility of potential issues. - Updated Cache-Control header in subscription responses to "no-store" for better caching behavior. - Refactored subscription update buffer to use a drain lock for concurrent flush operations, improving reliability and performance.
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Summary
This branch is a performance and correctness pass over the panel’s hottest loops: NATS node user-sync, public GET
/sub, and background usage / review jobs.The goal is to stop work that scales with KV history, usage-reset logs, or per-request YAML/JSON rebuilds, without changing the public API. There are no database migrations. Behavior changes are limited to buffering subscription-access logs, a short in-process config cache, and more efficient NATS queue discovery.
Included commits on
pref-boost(vsdev):feat(user): enhance user inbound tag retrieval and subscription update handling/subCPU: inbound reuse, sub-update buffer, config cache, review/reset bulk sync, usage-job boundsfix: discard stale subscription updates and align FinalMask test(#886)fix: read flushed subscription updates from a fresh snapshot(#888)perf(nats): optimize user sync and bound queue processing(#892)Why this exists
On large panels, three costs dominated CPU and NATS:
/subcommitted aUserSubscriptionUpdateon every client poll, loaded unused relations (usage logs), re-queried inbound tags, and pretty-printed Clash/JSON on every hit.UserUsageResetLogsfor status checks, synced users one-by-one, and hammered node RPCs without a shared coefficient cache or concurrency cap.NATS user sync
Live key index (
app/nats/kv_index.py)KvKeyIndexkeeps a key-only in-process map of pending/claimed keys per prefix.creates the claimed key anddeletes pending at the observed revision.create_task).observe_put/discardkeep local writes and gone keys in sync with JetStream.Bounded KV watch (
app/nats/kv_watch.py)watch_kv/KvWatcherreplace unboundedkv.watch()snapshots:snapshot_onlyandstart_revisionfor tail replay.kv_list_keysuses this bounded snapshot path instead of a full watch.kv_put_jsonnow returns the new revision so the index can record it, and create/update is done with a single payload encode.Queue operations (
app/node/nats_memory.py)NatsUserSyncStore:_run_bounded).ignore_deletes=True,start_revision=revision+1) so delayed puts from other workers are included without reading the node’s entire deletion history.Compaction (
app/nats/kv_cleanup.py,app/jobs/cleanup_node_sync.py)Leader-only job every 300s:
>.purge_streamusesseq=entry.revision + 1so a key recreated after the snapshot is not deleted.Subscription hot path
Access logging is off the request write path
user_sub_updateno longerdb.add+commitin the request session. It callsqueue_user_sub_update.app/subscription/sub_update_buffer.py:SELECT … FOR UPDATE(key-share) on parent user ids, then inserts only rows whose users still exist (user deleted after queue).on_startup/on_shutdown).Cleanup of excess client rows (
cleanup_user_subscription_updates) flushes the buffer first so it does not delete around unwritten rows.Admin reads see flushed data (#888)
MySQL/MariaDB REPEATABLE READ can already have a snapshot from auth/user lookup. Listing/counting/statting subscription updates:
flush_user_sub_updates()AsyncSessionon the same bind (_subscription_update_read_session)Covered by
tests/api/test_subscription_update_snapshot.pyfor list / counts / stats, flushed and not-yet-flushed.#886 discards stale queued updates so later reads do not surface superseded client rows.
GET
/subloads lessget_validated_subnow takes load flags. The subscription operator skips unused graphs (usage logs, etc.) on the public path.User.inbounds():groupsand each group’sinboundsare already loaded, return tags in memory (skip disabled groups).tests/test_subscription_hot_path.pyasserts no extra queries when relations are loaded.Generated config cache
app/subscription/config_cache.py:Cheaper render
yaml.safe_load+yaml.dumpround-trip. UUID YAML representer moved toto_yamlin templates.dumps_compact(separators=(,, :)) instead of indentedjson.dumps.tests/test_subscription_cpu.pycovers the CPU-sensitive render path.Background jobs
Review users (
app/jobs/review_users.py,app/db/crud/user.py)_review_user_select_stmtloads admin / role / next_plan / groups / lifetime traffic and does not loadusage_logs. Used by expire, limited, on-hold→active, data-reset due, usage-% reminder, days-left reminder.apply_status_changes:update_users_status(when expired/limited) + onesync_users.reset_user_by_nextper user, then onesync_usersfor the reset set.validate_user+create_task, not per-rowupdate_user.tests/test_review_users_unit.pychecks bulk sync vs next-plan split and that review selects do not materialize reset logs.Data-usage reset job
After bulk reset:
sync_users(updated_users)once, thenvalidate_userfor notifications (same pattern as review).Record usages (
app/jobs/record_usages.py)usage_coefficientfromget_extra()with a short TTL; on extra failure reuse last coefficient if present._collect_node_user_usageruns coefficient + user stats under oneAPI_SEMslot (asyncio.gather)._bounded_node_rpcwraps outbound-stat RPCs in the same semaphore.tests/test_record_usages.pyextended for coefficient cache and bounded collection.Tests added or extended
tests/test_nats_kv_index.pytests/test_nats_node_memory.pytests/test_nats_sync_integration.pynats-server(skipped unlessNATS_SERVER_BINARY/ PATH): claim races, reconnect clear, compaction, delayed watchestests/nats_sync_process_worker.pytests/test_sub_update_buffer.pytests/api/test_subscription_update_snapshot.pytests/test_subscription_cpu.pytests/test_subscription_hot_path.py/subload + inbounds reusetests/test_review_users_unit.pytests/test_record_usages.pySmall API test tweaks (
tests/api/conftest.py,test_host.py,__init__.py) follow the buffer/session and FinalMask alignment.Type of change
Also a performance change (not a separate checkbox in the template).
Checklist
Testing
Unit / SQLite (no NATS binary required):
NATS JetStream (optional; skipped without
nats-server):Broader API gate:
Screenshots
Not applicable (backend / jobs / NATS; no UI).
Notes for reviewers
Risk: NATS ownership. Review
KvKeyIndex+claim_userstogether. Index lag must never create a double-claim. Compaction must never purge a live key (seq=tombstone.revision+1).Risk: subscription-update durability. Rows can sit in memory up to ~2s (or until 100 queued). Process crash before flush loses those client fingerprints. Admin UI must always go through flush + fresh session.
Risk: config cache. 15s per-worker TTL after host/user/inbound changes. If that is too sticky for ops, TTL is
SUB_CONFIG_CACHE_TTL_S.Risk: review queries. Confirm expire/limit/on-hold/next-plan still have groups and next_plan loaded; usage logs are intentionally omitted.
Ops:
cleanup_node_syncruns only when the processruns_nodeand shared bridge memory is enabled, and only on the job leader.Related issues/PRs: #892, #888, #886.
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