⚡ Bolt: Optimize batch processing and concurrency#110
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- Pre-calculate batch keys to avoid repetitive string formatting - Reduce critical section in `get_all_existing_rules` - Add comments explaining optimizations - Update journal with learnings
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| **Learning:** Copying a large set (e.g. 100k items) to create a snapshot for read-only membership checks is expensive O(N) and unnecessary. Python's set membership testing is thread-safe. | ||
| **Action:** When filtering data against a shared large set, iterate and check membership directly instead of snapshotting, unless strict transactional consistency across the entire iteration is required. | ||
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| ## 2025-05-24 - [Optimizing Dictionary Creation & Lock Contention] |
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| **Learning:** Copying a large set (e.g. 100k items) to create a snapshot for read-only membership checks is expensive O(N) and unnecessary. Python's set membership testing is thread-safe. | ||
| **Action:** When filtering data against a shared large set, iterate and check membership directly instead of snapshotting, unless strict transactional consistency across the entire iteration is required. | ||
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| ## 2025-05-24 - [Optimizing Dictionary Creation & Lock Contention] |
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| 1. Creating dictionaries in a loop with repetitive f-string formatting (e.g. `data[f"key[{i}]"] = val`) is significantly slower than pre-calculating keys and using `dict.update(zip(keys, values))`. (4x speedup for 500 items). | ||
| 2. Holding a lock while iterating over a list to add items to a shared set drastically increases critical section size. Building a local list/set first and then updating the shared set in one atomic(ish) operation reduces lock contention in concurrent workloads. | ||
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| 1. Prefer `zip()` with pre-calculated keys for batch dictionary updates. |
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| 2. Holding a lock while iterating over a list to add items to a shared set drastically increases critical section size. Building a local list/set first and then updating the shared set in one atomic(ish) operation reduces lock contention in concurrent workloads. | ||
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| 1. Prefer `zip()` with pre-calculated keys for batch dictionary updates. | ||
| 2. Minimize work inside `with lock:` blocks; prepare data locally first. |
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Superseded: Batch optimizations already merged into main. |
Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task. |
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💡 What: Implemented optimizations for dictionary creation and lock contention.
🎯 Why: To reduce CPU overhead during batch processing and improve concurrency when fetching rules.
📊 Impact: faster dict creation (4x speedup in benchmark) and reduced lock contention.
🔬 Measurement: Verified with functional tests and logic verification.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9453607219380852773 started by @abhimehro