perf: replace RLock with Lock where re-entrant locking is not needed (~11ns saving, -14%) - #796
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V2 ChangesFixed: deadlock in
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Follow-up: Skip lock acquisition when no orphaned requests in process_msgCommit: 2e5a6c6 What changedIn Now we check Thread safetyThe unlocked truthiness check on a
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Convert 7 of 8 RLock instances to plain Lock. All verified to use only flat (non-recursive) acquisition patterns: - Connection.lock (hot path: every message send/receive) - Cluster._lock (connect/shutdown) - ControlConnection._lock and _reconnection_lock - Metadata._hosts_lock and TokenMap._rebuild_lock - Host.lock and cqlengine Connection.lazy_connect_lock Session._lock is kept as RLock because run_add_or_renew_pool() uses manual release/acquire inside a 'with' block. Benchmark: RLock 'with' stmt is ~14% slower than plain Lock.
Check orphaned_request_ids truthiness before acquiring the lock. Since orphaned requests are rare (only on timeouts), the set is almost always empty. Skipping the lock in the common case saves ~57 ns per response. The unlocked truthiness check on a set is thread-safe under the GIL. Worst case (false positive): we enter the lock block and re-check, which is correct. Worst case (false negative): an orphaned response is processed normally — acceptable behavior. Benchmark (2M iters, Python 3.14): Empty set (common): 80.6 -> 23.2 ns (3.47x, -57.4 ns/response) Non-empty set (rare): 79.7 -> 87.8 ns (+8.1 ns overhead)
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe driver replaces several Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Cluster
participant ControlConnection
participant Shutdown
Cluster->>ControlConnection: establish control connection
ControlConnection-->>Cluster: return setup failure
Cluster->>Cluster: release cluster lock
Cluster->>Shutdown: shut down control connection
Cluster-->>Cluster: re-raise original exception
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participant Connection
participant Requests
participant OrphanSet
participant ReleaseListener
Connection->>Requests: remove response callback
Requests-->>Connection: report missing request
Connection->>OrphanSet: remove orphan marker and recycle request ID
Connection->>ReleaseListener: notify orphan release when applicable
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Improve runtime performance by replacing re-entrant locks (RLock) with standard locks (Lock) where recursion isn’t needed, and add a small hot-path optimization to reduce unnecessary lock acquisitions.
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- Replace multiple
RLockinstances withLockacross connection/cluster/metadata/pool/cqlengine. - Adjust
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cassandra/connection.py |
Switch Connection.lock to Lock and add a fast-path to skip locking in process_msg when possible. |
cassandra/cluster.py |
Switch internal locks to Lock and restructure connect() failure handling to avoid deadlock. |
cassandra/metadata.py |
Switch metadata/token map locks from RLock to Lock. |
cassandra/pool.py |
Switch Host.lock from RLock to Lock. |
cassandra/cqlengine/connection.py |
Switch lazy_connect_lock from RLock to Lock. |
tests/unit/test_rlock_to_lock.py |
Add unit tests validating lock types and basic operations don’t deadlock. |
benchmarks/micro/bench_rlock_vs_lock.py |
Add micro-benchmark comparing Lock vs RLock overhead. |
benchmarks/micro/bench_orphan_lock_skip.py |
Add micro-benchmark for the new orphaned-request “skip lock if empty” approach. |
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cassandra/cluster.py:1842
- Releasing
_lockbefore marking the cluster shut down breaks the previous atomic failure transition. A second thread can enterconnect()in this gap, retry setup, and even create a session that the first thread immediately shuts down. Preserve theis_shutdowntransition under this same lock, then perform cleanup outside it via a non-locking helper so concurrent callers cannot observe a connectable cluster after setup failure.
if connect_exc is not None:
# shutdown() acquires self._lock, so must be called after
# releasing it above to avoid deadlock.
self.shutdown()
benchmarks/micro/bench_orphan_lock_skip.py:48
- This benchmark measures the superseded unlocked truthiness pre-check, not the implementation now used by
process_msg(which only checks the orphan set after_requests.pop()raises). Its reported “new” timing is therefore unrelated to the code being merged and benchmarks the race-prone approach removed earlier in this PR. Update it to model the current try/except path or remove it.
# New: check set first, skip lock if empty
def new_check():
nonlocal in_flight
if orphaned_set:
with lock:
cassandra/pool.py:24
uuidis not referenced anywhere incassandra/pool.py; this newly added import is unrelated to the lock conversion and should be removed.
import uuid
cassandra/connection.py:1425
- This still misses the interleaving where
_on_timeoutpops_requests, pauses before acquiringconnection.lock, and this handler acquires the lock first. The ID is then returned without orphan bookkeeping; afterward_on_timeoutadds a stale orphan entry and leavesin_flightelevated, even though the response has already arrived. The timeout path must make removing the request and publishing its orphan state atomic under the same lock (and add a regression test for this ordering).
with self.lock:
if stream_id in self.orphaned_request_ids:
self.in_flight -= 1
self.orphaned_request_ids.remove(stream_id)
need_notify_of_release = True
self.request_ids.append(stream_id)
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In `@benchmarks/micro/bench_orphan_lock_skip.py`:
- Line 66: Remove the unnecessary f-string prefixes from the two static print
strings in the orphaned-lock benchmark, including the messages around “Empty
orphaned set (common case)” and the second similarly formatted static string,
while preserving their output.
- Around line 36-51: The benchmark’s new_check does not match the implemented
orphan-cleanup synchronization path. Update it to model both present-request and
missing-request branches, performing orphan-state checks only after a missing
request is detected, and include a missing stream ID that exists in orphaned_set
so cleanup executes; retain a non-orphaned missing case as well.
In `@cassandra/connection.py`:
- Around line 1402-1427: In the KeyError handling of the response-processing
method, move self.request_ids.append(stream_id) inside the orphaned-stream
branch so IDs are recycled only when stream_id is present in
self.orphaned_request_ids; leave normal completions and unsolicited or duplicate
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In `@benchmarks/micro/bench_orphan_lock_skip.py`:
- Line 29: Add a concise docstring to the public bench function describing its
benchmarking purpose, without changing its behavior.
In `@benchmarks/micro/bench_rlock_vs_lock.py`:
- Around line 66-67: Add a concise docstring to the public main function
describing its purpose of running the lock benchmark via bench_lock_types.
In `@tests/unit/test_rlock_to_lock.py`:
- Around line 155-221: Update both test methods,
test_connect_failure_calls_shutdown_without_deadlock and
test_connect_failure_preserves_original_traceback, to capture the real
cluster.shutdown before patching it and register that real method with the test
cleanup mechanism. Keep the shutdown mock assertions and exception/traceback
checks unchanged, while ensuring cleanup releases each Cluster’s executor,
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In `@benchmarks/micro/bench_orphan_lock_skip.py` at line 66, Remove the
unnecessary f-string prefixes from the two static print strings in the
orphaned-lock benchmark, including the messages around “Empty orphaned set
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In `@benchmarks/micro/bench_orphan_lock_skip.py`:
- Around line 39-49: The old_present benchmark path must perform the same
requests.pop(42) removal and missing-request failure behavior as new_present,
while varying only the synchronization decision. Update old_present and the
corresponding old_* functions in the additional benchmark cases to execute the
identical request-map operation, preserving their existing lock-specific
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In `@cassandra/connection.py`:
- Around line 1402-1424: Make ResponseFuture._on_timeout remove the stream entry
from _requests while holding connection.lock, in the same critical section where
it marks the request orphaned, so process_msg cannot observe a partial timeout
state. Preserve the existing cleanup and notification behavior in process_msg’s
KeyError path, and add a regression test that forces process_msg to acquire the
lock before timeout orphan marking.
In `@tests/unit/test_rlock_to_lock.py`:
- Around line 164-171: Update the test around Cluster.connect to verify
Cluster._lock is released before the mocked shutdown runs: configure the
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| callback, decoder, result_metadata = self._requests.pop(stream_id) | ||
| # This can only happen if the stream_id was | ||
| # removed due to an OperationTimedOut | ||
| # This can only happen if the stream_id was removed due to an | ||
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| # orphaned_request_ids) on the common, non-orphaned path, | ||
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Make timeout removal and orphan marking atomic.
ResponseFuture._on_timeout removes _requests[stream_id] before it adds the orphan marker under connection.lock. If process_msg gets KeyError and acquires the lock first, Line 1420 is false. It returns, and the timeout then adds an orphan that no response can clean up. This leaks in_flight, the request ID, and the orphan-release notification. Move the timeout-side request removal into the same lock section as orphan marking. Add a regression test that forces this ordering.
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connection.lock, in the same critical section where it marks the request
orphaned, so process_msg cannot observe a partial timeout state. Preserve the
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667-690: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAssert orphan insertion under
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672-675: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse a Python 3.9-compatible lock check.
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ControlConnectionlocks.The suite does not assert
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CI shows that the re-raised traceback does not contain connect on every tested platform. Lines 227-233 already verify preservation of the original failure traceback. This assertion fails the wheel test suite.
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| "Cluster.connect's own frame (the re-raise site) should " | |
| "also still be present in the traceback") |
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In `@tests/unit/test_rlock_to_lock.py` around lines 234 - 236, Remove the
self.assertIn assertion checking for the 'connect' frame in the traceback test,
while keeping the existing assertions on lines 227–233 that verify preservation
of the original failure traceback.
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Summary
Convert 7 of 8 RLock instances to plain Lock. All verified to use only flat (non-recursive) acquisition patterns:
Connection.lockCluster._lockControlConnection._lockControlConnection._reconnection_lockMetadata._hosts_lockTokenMap._rebuild_lockHost.lockcqlengine.Connection.lazy_connect_lockSession._lockis kept as RLock becauserun_add_or_renew_pool()uses manualrelease()/acquire()inside awithblock, which requires re-entrant semantics.Benchmark
withstmt)RLockLockTests
test_update_host_sequential_lockspecifically validates thatMetadata.update_host()works with plain Lock (sequential, not nested acquisition)