locate: keep a noisy tenant's reads on the leader instead of spreading them - #2084
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TiKV now appends `|noisy_tenant` to `ServerIsBusy.reason` when the rejected request's own resource group is the one an actuator is holding. On that marker, back off and return to the leader instead of taking the usual divert-to-a-replica path. Redirecting such a request is counterproductive: a follower read is served by asking this same leader for a ReadIndex, so it comes back to the store that just rejected it and adds raftstore work there. The store is also left unmarked: it is not slow, one tenant is over its quota, and a slow verdict is per store, so marking it would steer every other tenant's reads off a store that is serving them fine. EstimatedWaitMs is not recorded for the same reason -- it is the whole pool's wait, kept per store with no group dimension. pinRetryToLeader clears busyThreshold as well as setting the read type, because nextForReplicaReadLeader diverts to an idle replica whenever the leader's estimated wait exceeds the threshold, which is exactly the state a busy leader is in. Ported from 8a4c8eb. Signed-off-by: rishabh mittal <mittalrishabh@gmail.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
TiKV now reports the resource groups a store blames for its own overload in its health feedback, so a group no longer has to be rejected to be discovered. Remember the set per store and send that group's reads straight to the leader, which is the same verdict `onNoisyTenantServerIsBusy` reaches reactively: a follower read comes back to this leader as a ReadIndex anyway, so diverting only spends an extra hop to arrive at the store that is already overloaded. The set is replaced wholesale by each report, so a group stops being pinned as soon as the store stops naming it. That is what makes a timeout unnecessary here: the store is the authority and it answers roughly every second. A store that does not report the set leaves it untouched rather than clearing it, so an older TiKV keeps exactly today's behaviour and falls back to the reason suffix. Only a store that does report may clear, by reporting empty -- which is why the field is a nil-able message on the wire. Stale reads are exempt. That reasoning inverts for them: a stale read is served from a follower's own state without a ReadIndex, so it is already keeping off the leader, and pinning it would push the group's load onto the one store that just said it was overloaded by that group. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: rishabh mittal <mittalrishabh@gmail.com>
A store that reports a noisy group, or rejects with a noisy-tenant ServerIsBusy, is now marked overloaded on its StoreHealthStatus rather than steering only the one request that learned it. While the mark stands, replica selection resolves every non-stale read on the regions that store leads to the leader itself, whichever tenant is asking. It applies to bystanders because a follower read comes back to the leader as a ReadIndex, and raft carries that over the 1-4 gRPC connections per store pair that all resource groups share. A bystander's ReadIndex queues behind the noisy group's raft traffic just the same, and a dropped one waits ~5s for raft to retry it. Serving from the leader's own lease removes the message rather than moving it. Stale reads are exempt: they come from a follower's own state with no ReadIndex, so they already keep off the leader. The mark is a deadline rather than a flag because the two signals differ. Health feedback carries the whole set about once a second, so it refreshes the mark and clears it outright on the first report that blames nobody. A ServerIsBusy is only a point-in-time rejection with nothing to clear it, so on a store too old to report the set the mark has to lapse on its own. pinRetryToLeader is removed. It mutated the request's read type and set leaderOnly for the remainder of the request, so it could not react to a store recovering, and it would fail a request outright once the leader stopped being a candidate. Deciding per attempt falls back to normal selection in that case, which is also what lets an unreachable leader take the forwarding path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: rishabh mittal <mittalrishabh@gmail.com>
A configurable-timeout deadline from an overloaded leader means the request sat in that store's read-pool queue until it expired, which is resource control shedding the group. isLeaderCandidate treats that flag as disqualifying, so normal selection diverted the retry to a follower -- nextForReplicaReadLeader even converts it into a replica read -- but the same group is throttled against the same quota on that follower, so the retry deadlines again having first spent a ReadIndex to arrive. Measured on shadow-stg during a 006 ramp: 31.5K/s of TiKV coprocessor deadline_exceeded against 32.0K/s of retry_leader_follower_external_Select, which accounted for essentially all of the ~29K/s of read_index raft messages. Server busy was not the cause: TiKV server_is_busy was 324/s and client-side serverBusy backoff 3.4K/s. isOverloadedLeaderCandidate is isLeaderCandidate minus the deadline test. The other disqualifiers stand, so an unreachable leader still takes the forwarding path, a peer that answered NotLeader is no longer treated as the leader, a stale epoch still gets a fresh region, and isExhausted still bounds how often the deadline may be re-hit before normal selection takes over again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: rishabh mittal <mittalrishabh@gmail.com>
A ServerIsBusy carrying "deadline is exceeded" takes the configurable- timeout path: retry the same leader at once, no backoff. TiKV now appends "|noisy_tenant" to that reason when the deadline was spent on a queue the requesting group itself filled, so exclude those from the fast path and let them fall through to the ServerIsBusy backoff. The check has to come first: the reason carries both markers, and Contains would match the deadline one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: rishabh mittal <mittalrishabh@gmail.com>
A configurable-timeout read that deadlines against an overloaded leader retries that same leader at once, with no backoff. When the store has named the requesting group in its health feedback, the queue that deadline went on is of the tenant's own making, so returning straight away only rejoins it. Take the backoff path in both deadline cases that carry no attribution from the server: the local RPC deadline in onSendFail, and a DeadlineExceeded region error. A ServerIsBusy reason already carries "|noisy_tenant" and is excluded from the fast path separately. Only the fast-retry case is intercepted. A request without a configurable timeout already reaches the send-failure backoff, and diverting it here would skip that path's liveness check. The leader stays pinned: isOverloadedLeaderCandidate ignores deadlineErrUsingConfTimeoutFlag on purpose, so recording the flag still does not send the retry to a follower throttled against the same quota. The one thing that changes is that the retry now waits. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: rishabh mittal <mittalrishabh@gmail.com>
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participant HealthFeedback
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HealthFeedback->>Store: record NoisyGroups
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In `@go.mod`:
- Around line 63-65: Add HealthFeedback.noisy_groups and its generated
GetNoisyGroups API to the official kvproto module, then update go.mod and
integration_tests/go.mod to the resulting official revision and remove both
temporary replace directives. Ensure the public tikv package builds against the
official dependency without relying on the fork.
In `@internal/locate/replica_selector.go`:
- Around line 139-140: Update the condition guarding tryOverloadedLeader in the
replica-selection flow to require s.isReadOnlyReq as well as !s.isStaleRead,
preventing overloaded-leader steering for writes. Add a package-level write test
verifying TiKVNoisyTenantLeaderPinnedCounter does not increase.
In `@internal/locate/store_cache.go`:
- Around line 1166-1168: Update recordHealthFeedback to track the latest
accepted FeedbackSeqNo per store, including feedback that has no NoisyGroups,
and reject older or duplicate feedback before changing state. Only accepted
feedback may call noisyGroups.replace or healthStatus.markOverloaded, preserving
the existing snapshot and overload behavior for newer reports.
In `@metrics/metrics.go`:
- Around line 108-110: Add Go doc comments for the exported variables
TiKVNoisyTenantServerBusyCounter, TiKVNoisyTenantReadTimeoutCounter, and
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| // Temporary: fork of kvproto master adding HealthFeedback.noisy_groups. | ||
| // Drop once https://github.com/pingcap/kvproto is updated. | ||
| replace github.com/pingcap/kvproto => github.com/mittalrishabh/kvproto v0.0.0-20260922195209-09946a827f2a |
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Citations:
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- 3: https://go.dev/wiki/Modules
- 4: https://go.dev/doc/modules/gomod-ref
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Do not publish this module with the temporary replacement.
internal/locate/store_cache.go calls kvrpcpb.HealthFeedback.GetNoisyGroups(). The required official kvproto version does not define that method. The fork does.
A downstream module ignores this repository's replace directive. If it resolves the required official version, a public package such as tikv can fail to compile with an undefined-method error.
The inspected upstream kvproto master also does not contain this API. First add HealthFeedback.noisy_groups to the official module. Then update both go.mod and integration_tests/go.mod to the resulting official revision and remove both replacements.
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In `@go.mod` around lines 63 - 65, Add HealthFeedback.noisy_groups and its
generated GetNoisyGroups API to the official kvproto module, then update go.mod
and integration_tests/go.mod to the resulting official revision and remove both
temporary replace directives. Ensure the public tikv package builds against the
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| if !s.isStaleRead { | ||
| s.tryOverloadedLeader(req) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Limit overloaded-leader steering to read requests.
A non-stale write reaches tryOverloadedLeader when the leader is overloaded and eligible. The helper selects the leader, increments TiKVNoisyTenantLeaderPinnedCounter, and rewrites request fields even though writes are already leader-bound.
Gate this path with s.isReadOnlyReq. Add a package-level write test that confirms the pinning metric does not increase.
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In `@internal/locate/replica_selector.go` around lines 139 - 140, Update the
condition guarding tryOverloadedLeader in the replica-selection flow to require
s.isReadOnlyReq as well as !s.isStaleRead, preventing overloaded-leader steering
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| if groups := feedback.GetNoisyGroups(); groups != nil { | ||
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| s.healthStatus.markOverloaded(len(groups.GetNames()) > 0) |
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Reject stale HealthFeedback before applying snapshot state.
The batch client forwards HealthFeedback before it checks whether the response request is still current. A late response can therefore reach recordHealthFeedback after newer feedback.
recordHealthFeedback ignores FeedbackSeqNo. Because NoisyGroups replaces the complete set, an older report can restore stale groups or clear a newer overload mark. A duplicate non-empty report can also refresh the overload deadline.
Track the latest accepted sequence per store, including feedback without NoisyGroups. Reject older or duplicate feedback before applying noisyGroups.replace and markOverloaded.
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In `@internal/locate/store_cache.go` around lines 1166 - 1168, Update
recordHealthFeedback to track the latest accepted FeedbackSeqNo per store,
including feedback that has no NoisyGroups, and reject older or duplicate
feedback before changing state. Only accepted feedback may call
noisyGroups.replace or healthStatus.markOverloaded, preserving the existing
snapshot and overload behavior for newer reports.
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tryOverloadedLeader pinned every tenant's read to an overloaded leader, on the argument that a follower read returns there as a ReadIndex anyway. That also moves a bystander's traffic onto the store that just reported it was overloaded, so the pin is now scoped to the group the store named. The ServerIsBusy path does not depend on the reported set catching up: a `|noisy_tenant` rejection names this request's own group, so its retries are pinned directly. The leader-pinned counter loses its `blamed` label, which could only read "true" now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: rishabh mittal <mittalrishabh@gmail.com>
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In `@internal/locate/region_request3_test.go`:
- Around line 1078-1080: Update the test call to replicaSelector.onServerIsBusy
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Check the result of onServerIsBusy.
The test ignores shouldRetry and err. If the backoff fails, the test still passes, but the request would not be retried. Check both values.
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| replicaSelector.onServerIsBusy(bo, rpcCtx, req, &errorpb.ServerIsBusy{ | |
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| shouldRetry, err := replicaSelector.onServerIsBusy(bo, rpcCtx, req, &errorpb.ServerIsBusy{ | |
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| if readType == kv.ReplicaReadFollower { | ||
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Skip TestNoisyGroupFeedbackPinsToLeader under config.NextGen.
This test asserts that ReplicaReadFollower selects a non-leader. NextGen disables replica-read support, so leader routing can make this assertion fail.
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Clarify the ServerIsBusy routing comment.
The all-tenant behavior is not intended. tryOverloadedLeader and TiKVNoisyTenantLeaderPinnedCounter explicitly apply only to the blamed group.
The remaining issue is the comment at replica_selector.go:670. A ServerIsBusy-only signal marks overload and pins the current retry, but it does not update noisyGroups. Later selectors are steered only after health feedback reports the group.
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- // feedback to say the same thing. The store is marked as well, which is
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In `@internal/locate/replica_selector.go` around lines 169 - 174, Update the
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Remove the wrong doc comment above onServerIsBusy.
This comment repeats the pinRetryToLeader description. onServerIsBusy pins to the leader only in the noisy-tenant branch. Remove the comment or replace it with an accurate description.
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The prefer-leader slow score gate reads req.ReplicaReadType, and tryOverloadedLeader only clears req.ReplicaRead, so a pinned request still counted. Its latency is the blamed group's own throttling, but that score is per-store with no group dimension, so it would push the store over the slow threshold and stop every prefer-leader tenant from reading that store's followers. Attempts the overload logic forced onto the leader are no longer measured; an attempt normal selection routed still is. pinRetryToLeader drops option.leaderOnly with it. Setting ReplicaReadLeader already keeps the retries on the leader while it stays a candidate, and leaderOnly only took effect once it stopped being one -- turning the follower that normal selection would have picked into a no-candidate round for the tenant already in trouble. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: rishabh mittal <mittalrishabh@gmail.com>
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🟠 Major · Pin all non-stale reads when the leader is overloaded. · replica_selector.go:177
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tryOverloadedLeaderreturns when the request group is absent fromnoisyGroups. Therefore, non-blamed groups keep normal replica selection. This includes routing follower reads away from the overloaded leader and retaining the busy threshold. Remove the group-membership gate and update the bystander assertions in both tests.Suggested routing and test fix
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On the design intent — a few questions before I review the details I've read this together with the kvproto change, and I'd like to understand the intended scenario before commenting on the mechanics. Most of my questions are really about the same thing: which problem this is meant to solve that the TiKV-side resource control doesn't already solve. Posting the design-level ones here and leaving implementation nits for later. 1. What is the scenario this anchors to?This is the main thing I'd like to understand, because the justification changes a lot depending on the answer. Concretely:
If the premise is the fully-enabled config, then the shedding is already per-group and server-side, and the remaining client-side need is attribution plus "don't treat it as store health" — a much smaller thing than what's in the PR. If the premise is the defaults, the shaping argument is stronger, but I think it's worth saying so explicitly, since the defaults are what most users run. 2. Where is the client supposed to learn the attribution from?Related to the above, because it determines whether
So: is the plan to make a resource-control rejection distinguishable on the response (fixing that plumbing), or to rely on Also, I'd question encoding this as a 3. What is leader pinning buying?The stated rationale is that a follower read comes back to the leader as a So which is the intended win here — "don't amplify one tenant's local problem into cluster-wide replica churn", or "reduce work on the overloaded store"? Those are different claims and I read the code as arguing the first while the comment argues the second. Is there data comparing the two (ReadIndex hop vs. execution CPU moved to the follower)? And if it isn't a clear win in both regimes, would you consider gating or defaulting it off? 4. Is the producer already planned?
None of this is a request to change the approach yet — I'd just like the scenario in §1 pinned down, since it decides whether §2–§3 are load-bearing or just extra surface. |
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It fixes this issue - CPU stays flat even under maximum backpressure Cause: the extra load comes from TiKV client retries.
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Answer to your remaining questions [rishabh]TiKV sends noisy neighbor only when these flags are enabled. [rishabh]Separate health check is required because client can timeouts early than TiKV and it sends retries as a follower reads. We want to prevent follower reads on noisy neighbor because follower reads causes read index messages and there is no way in raft to deprioritize/rate limit the read index messages based on resource group. Response path is the live source of truth which decides the retry policy in scenarios where health check is delayed.
[rishabh]We already have a precedent in the code to distinguish between deadline_exceeded and queue full for server busy errors. I piggybacked on them. I don't have any problem in adding a new entry in response.
[rishabh]Intention is to not take the path which can not be throttled. Follower reads overloads the leader by sending read index messages which can not be throttled.
[rishabh]Yes, this is the PR mittalrishabh/tikv#1 |
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Thanks for the follow-up. The ReadIndex argument is much clearer than the PR description. There are still two things I can't reproduce, plus a scope question. (I've split the "why not rate limit ReadIndex on the TiKV side" part into a separate comment.) 1. Which scenario/config is this, and where does "200 ms → up to 4×" come from?I can't map "the client has a 200 ms timeout" onto anything in client-go. The client defaults are That matters because the amplification you describe is gated on exactly that value:
2. prefer-leader vs follower reads in general
I don't think that is prefer-leader. It is load-based replica read: More generally, the ReadIndex cost is not prefer-leader-specific: There is one genuinely prefer-leader-specific effect that you do not mention, and I think it is the strongest client-side argument in the PR: 3. Whose follower reads are we absorbing?The pin only fires for the blamed group ( 4. What would settle itThe TiKV side now emits per-group read-index latency (
That would make the necessity case verifiable rather than arguable. |
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Splitting this out of my previous comment, since it is a separate (TiKV-side) question: why not rate limit ReadIndex in TiKV instead of adding a client-side change? I agree a leader-side per-group limit on ReadIndex is not available today. That said, "no way to rate limit it in raft" isn't quite the whole picture:
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tikv_client_read_timeout is set to 200 ms and max_execution_timeout is set to 1 s. So it causes 4x retries.
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We looked at the TiKV-side alternatives and they are hard to implement correctly. On the leader, throttling can only happen at the granularity of the whole peer FSM. We can't throttle individual traffic inside an FSM, because its messages have to be processed in the order they arrive to stay correct. So a leader-side throttle would stall every tenant's traffic on that region, not just the noisy tenant's ReadIndex requests. |
One process request on this PR: it links no issue, and the description doesn't state the problem it solves. From the outside it is hard to tell what this change is for, and under which configuration it applies. Could you: 1. Record the scenario and measurements as a standalone issue and link it here. The material is all in your replies now, but it belongs in an issue rather than a comment thread. What I'd expect it to contain:
2. Update this PR's description to state the problem being solved, consistent with the above, with the issue linked. Right now the body describes the mechanism only: it never mentions the noisy-neighbour + follower-read + short-read-timeout combination, the ReadIndex burst, or the gRPC CPU growth that it is meant to prevent. The body's "relate PR on tikv client" link also points back at this PR rather than at the TiKV producer. While you are there, it would help to state the applicable configuration explicitly — the configurable read timeout has to be below |
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Issue Number: ref tikv/tikv#20114
Problem: during a noisy-neighbour overload with follower reads and a short read timeout, the store's CPU stays high even after TiKV isolates the noisy tenant.
read_index/read_index_respvolume. Panels: locate: keep a noisy tenant's reads on the leader instead of spreading them #2084 (comment)Applies when:
tikv_client_read_timeoutis set belowReadTimeoutShort(30 s), for example 200 ms withmax_execution_time = 1s. With the default copr timeouts (60 s / 120 s) the retry path never runs, so there's no benefit under defaults.enable-read-admission-control,enable-write-admission-controlorenable-fair-schedulingis on.Fix: a general fix for any read that would be served by a follower. Stale reads are excluded, since they need no ReadIndex.
BoTiKVServerBusy) on a|noisy_tenantServerIsBusyand retry on the leader.Noisy groups come from
HealthFeedback.noisy_groups; an empty list clears them. They also come from the|noisy_tenantsuffix onServerIsBusy. kvproto is temporarily pinned to a fork that adds the field.TiKV producer: mittalrishabh/tikv#1
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