Log Receptor, runner, and EE stage durations in job_lifecycle. - #16645
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Record monotonic clocks around transmit, runner start, first event, and wrapup so operators can split mesh, image pull, and playbook time without a schema change. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds monotonic timing marks to runner callbacks and Receptor jobs. It computes execution durations and emits them through lifecycle logs. Tests cover lifecycle fields, callback timestamps, timing calculations, and missing clock values. ChangesExecution timing instrumentation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to EOF timing can include Redis latency or be omitted after a dispatch failure. The localized ordering fix should be made, but job execution remains unaffected. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RunnerCallback
participant AWXReceptorJob
participant UnifiedJob
RunnerCallback->>RunnerCallback: Record runner and event timestamps
AWXReceptorJob->>AWXReceptorJob: Record Receptor and processing marks
AWXReceptorJob->>AWXReceptorJob: Compute execution timing
AWXReceptorJob->>UnifiedJob: Log execution_timing lifecycle data
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In `@awx/main/tasks/callback.py`:
- Line 257: Set wrapup_event_at before dispatching the EOF event in
CallbackQueueDispatcher, matching the ordering used by event_handler for other
wrapup events. Ensure the timestamp is recorded even when Redis rpush raises, so
playbook_s and result_stream_s retain their timing boundary.
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| event_data.setdefault(self.event_data_key, self.instance.id) | ||
| self.dispatcher.dispatch(event_data) | ||
| if self.wrapup_event_type == 'EOF': | ||
| self.wrapup_event_at = time.monotonic() |
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Record the EOF timestamp before dispatch.
When wrapup_event_type == 'EOF', CallbackQueueDispatcher.dispatch performs a synchronous Redis rpush before finished_callback sets wrapup_event_at. Redis latency can shift the timing boundary used for playbook_s and result_stream_s. If rpush raises, wrapup_event_at remains unset and those timing values are omitted. Set the timestamp before dispatch, as event_handler does for other wrapup events.
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- self.dispatcher.dispatch(event_data)
if self.wrapup_event_type == 'EOF':
self.wrapup_event_at = time.monotonic()
self.wrapup_event_dispatched = True
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In `@awx/main/tasks/callback.py` at line 257, Set wrapup_event_at before
dispatching the EOF event in CallbackQueueDispatcher, matching the ordering used
by event_handler for other wrapup events. Ensure the timestamp is recorded even
when Redis rpush raises, so playbook_s and result_stream_s retain their timing
boundary.
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Record monotonic clocks around transmit, runner start, first event, and wrapup so operators can split mesh, image pull, and playbook time without a schema change.
SUMMARY
AAPRFE-3143. Operators cannot tell whether a slow job is Receptor mesh, EE image pull, or playbook time.
UnifiedJob.elapsedis a single wall-clock number, so those stages are mixed together.This records monotonic clocks around Receptor transmit, ansible-runner start, first event, and wrapup, then emits them on the existing
job_lifecyclelogger as stateexecution_timing. No new DB column or API field.Design:
log_lifecyclewith optional extra fields (timing,work_type) instead of a new table or JSON on the job.time.monotonic()so NTP/clock skew does not distort deltas.AWXReceptorJobafter the processor finishes.nullso canceled/error jobs still log a partial record.examples/execution_timing.patchis the production-only subset (no tests) for control-plane TASK nodes.New
job_lifecyclestates:receptor_transmit_start,receptor_transmit_end,runner_starting,execution_timing.Duration fields on
execution_timing:receptor_transmit_s— pack + sendprivate_data_dir(transmit_start→transmit_end)runner_setup_s— mesh + worker unpack + runner prep (transmit_end→ runnerstarting)ee_start_s— podman/k8s start, including image pull (starting→ first event)playbook_s— ansible-playbook (first event → wrapup/stats)result_stream_s— result stream / processor (wrapup →processor_end)ISSUE TYPE
COMPONENT NAME
STEPS TO REPRODUCE AND EXTRA INFO
Launch a Job Template (or ad hoc command) that runs on Receptor (
work_type=ansible-runnerorlocal). After the job finishes, grep control-plane TASK logs:grep execution_timing /var/log/tower/job_lifecycle.log
containerized:
podman logs automation-controller-task | grep execution_timing
Expected extra lifecycle states:
receptor_transmit_start,receptor_transmit_end,runner_starting, thenexecution_timingwith the duration object.Unit coverage:
awx/main/tests/unit/models/test_unified_job_unit.py— extra fields onlog_lifecycleawx/main/tests/unit/tasks/test_runner_callback.py— first/wrapup clocks skip keepaliveawx/main/tests/unit/utils/test_receptor.py—compute_execution_timingdeltas and missing clocksSummary by CodeRabbit