pub struct MemoryGovernor { /* private fields */ }Expand description
The central memory governor.
Thread-safe: global, database, and tenant counters use atomics.
The budget map itself is behind an RwLock; reads (common) take a shared
lock, writes (rare — only when quotas change) take an exclusive lock.
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Source§impl MemoryGovernor
impl MemoryGovernor
Sourcepub fn new(config: GovernorConfig) -> Result<MemoryGovernor, MemError>
pub fn new(config: GovernorConfig) -> Result<MemoryGovernor, MemError>
Create a new governor with the given configuration.
Sourcepub fn global_ceiling(&self) -> usize
pub fn global_ceiling(&self) -> usize
Get the global ceiling.
Source§impl MemoryGovernor
impl MemoryGovernor
Sourcepub fn total_allocated(&self) -> usize
pub fn total_allocated(&self) -> usize
Total memory allocated across all engines (engine-layer sum). A
separate aggregate from global_utilization_percent,
which reads the global counter admission enforces the ceiling against.
Sourcepub fn total_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
pub fn total_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
Total number of over-release events observed across every layer (global, database, tenant, engine). A non-zero value signals at least one call site is releasing more bytes than it reserved — the “memory release exceeds allocation” warning class. A saturating release clamps the affected counter to zero, so this is the only post-hoc observable for the bug.
Sourcepub fn global_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
pub fn global_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
Over-release events recorded against the global ceiling counter.
Sourcepub fn database_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
pub fn database_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
Over-release events recorded against any per-database counter.
Sourcepub fn tenant_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
pub fn tenant_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
Over-release events recorded against any per-tenant counter.
Sourcepub fn engine_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
pub fn engine_over_release_count(&self) -> usize
Over-release events recorded against any per-engine counter.
Sourcepub fn global_utilization_percent(&self) -> u8
pub fn global_utilization_percent(&self) -> u8
Global utilization as a percentage (0-100). Reads the global counter
directly — the same quantity admission enforces the ceiling
against — computed in u128 so a corrupted count clamps to 100 %
instead of overflowing.
Sourcepub fn engine_pressure(&self, engine: EngineId) -> PressureLevel
pub fn engine_pressure(&self, engine: EngineId) -> PressureLevel
Current pressure level for a specific engine.
Sourcepub fn global_pressure(&self) -> PressureLevel
pub fn global_pressure(&self) -> PressureLevel
Current global pressure level.
Sourcepub fn worst_engine_pressure(&self) -> PressureLevel
pub fn worst_engine_pressure(&self) -> PressureLevel
Worst-case (highest) pressure level across every engine. Cheap:
iterates the in-memory budget array and allocates nothing — meant to
be called once per Data-Plane core-loop tick, unlike
snapshot which materialises a Vec.
Sourcepub fn set_thresholds(&mut self, thresholds: PressureThresholds)
pub fn set_thresholds(&mut self, thresholds: PressureThresholds)
Set custom pressure thresholds.
Sourcepub fn snapshot(&self) -> Vec<EngineSnapshot>
pub fn snapshot(&self) -> Vec<EngineSnapshot>
Snapshot of all engine budget states (for metrics/debugging).
Source§impl MemoryGovernor
impl MemoryGovernor
Sourcepub fn set_database_budget(&self, db: DatabaseId, max_bytes: usize)
pub fn set_database_budget(&self, db: DatabaseId, max_bytes: usize)
Install or replace the memory ceiling for a database.
Called by the catalog apply path when ALTER DATABASE … SET QUOTA is
executed. Takes effect for all subsequent try_reserve calls; in-flight
tokens already issued are not recalled.
Sourcepub fn clear_database_budget(&self, db: DatabaseId)
pub fn clear_database_budget(&self, db: DatabaseId)
Remove the per-database budget ceiling, making that database uncapped.
Sourcepub fn set_tenant_budget(
&self,
db: DatabaseId,
tenant: TenantId,
max_bytes: usize,
)
pub fn set_tenant_budget( &self, db: DatabaseId, tenant: TenantId, max_bytes: usize, )
Install or replace the memory ceiling for a tenant within a database.
Sourcepub fn clear_tenant_budget(&self, db: DatabaseId, tenant: TenantId)
pub fn clear_tenant_budget(&self, db: DatabaseId, tenant: TenantId)
Remove the per-tenant budget ceiling.
Sourcepub fn clear_database_scope(&self, db: DatabaseId)
pub fn clear_database_scope(&self, db: DatabaseId)
Remove every memory budget of a dropped database, tenants included. A dropped scope is never re-capped, so live tokens keep no entry alive.
Sourcepub fn clear_tenant_scope(&self, tenant: TenantId)
pub fn clear_tenant_scope(&self, tenant: TenantId)
Remove a dropped tenant’s memory budgets in every database. A dropped scope is never re-capped, so live tokens keep no entry alive.
Source§impl MemoryGovernor
impl MemoryGovernor
Sourcepub fn try_reserve(
&self,
db: DatabaseId,
tenant: TenantId,
engine: EngineId,
size: usize,
) -> Result<ReservationToken, MemError>
pub fn try_reserve( &self, db: DatabaseId, tenant: TenantId, engine: EngineId, size: usize, ) -> Result<ReservationToken, MemError>
Reserve size bytes for one (database, tenant, engine) triple.
Checks global, database, tenant, then engine. Widest scope first fails fast, leaving the fewest layers to roll back.
Databases and tenants without a budget are uncapped and skipped. A
zero engine limit denies with MemError::BudgetExhausted.
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Names the exhausted layer. Every partial credit rolls back.
Sourcepub fn charge(
&self,
db: DatabaseId,
tenant: TenantId,
engine: EngineId,
size: usize,
) -> ReservationToken
pub fn charge( &self, db: DatabaseId, tenant: TenantId, engine: EngineId, size: usize, ) -> ReservationToken
Account size bytes already resident across all four layers.
Denying a charge hides allocated memory, it never frees it. Ignores
every limit and never fails. The token releases all four layers on
drop, as try_reserve’s does.
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impl !Freeze for MemoryGovernor
impl RefUnwindSafe for MemoryGovernor
impl Send for MemoryGovernor
impl Sync for MemoryGovernor
impl Unpin for MemoryGovernor
impl UnsafeUnpin for MemoryGovernor
impl UnwindSafe for MemoryGovernor
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