perf(clp-package): Reduce overhead of retrieving celery compression task results (fixes #2387). - #2497
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change reduces result-polling overhead, but readiness checks can consume part of the caller’s timeout while the subsequent retrieval still receives the full timeout, potentially allowing task-result retrieval to exceed its deadline. The PR should preserve the timeout budget or obtain explicit owner acceptance before merging. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In
`@components/job-orchestration/job_orchestration/scheduler/compress/task_manager/celery_task_manager.py`:
- Around line 25-37: Add unit tests for
CeleryTaskManager.ResultHandle.get_result covering the not-ready path returning
None without calling GroupResult.get, the ready path passing the caller-supplied
timeout and TASK_GET_RESULT_INTERVAL_SECONDS to get and validating returned
results, and the celery.exceptions.TimeoutError path logging the exception and
re-raising it.
- Around line 28-33: Update the task-result retrieval flow around
_celery_result.ready() and _celery_result.get() to compute a single monotonic
deadline before readiness checks, pass only the remaining duration to get(), and
configure finite transport timeouts for backend state reads. Preserve the
existing None return when the result is not ready and ensure the caller’s
overall timeout is not exceeded.
In
`@components/job-orchestration/job_orchestration/scheduler/compress/task_manager/task_manager.py`:
- Around line 16-18: Update the docstring for get_result to document that it
returns None when the compression task group is not yet complete, while a list
represents completed results, including an empty list.
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Description
This PR significantly reduces the overhead of retrieving celery compression task results by copying the trick we used for mitigating a similar problem on the search side in #1899; by checking
result.ready()before callingresult.get()we significantly reduce overhead in polling cycles where tasks are not yet complete, and by callingresult.get()with a lowintervalargument we reduce the time that celery spends polling for the result inside ofget()(compared to the default 0.5 second polling interval).Based on some small-scale benchmarks on old xeon servers, this reduces the overhead of checking/retrieving task results from ~1 second when the result is not ready yet and ~1 second when the result is ready, to <1ms when the result is not yet ready and ~5ms when the result is ready.
This PR introduces some minor behaviour changes in
CeleryTaskManager::ResultHandle::get_resultto make it line up with the behaviour oftry_getting_task_resultinquery_scheduler.py. Specifically, since we're now checkingready()before callingget(), we now treat acelery.exceptions.TimeoutErroras an actual exception and re-raise it; previously we were effectively using that exception to check for result readiness, but now that we checkready()this exception indicates something is actually wrong with the system.Checklist
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