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perf(observability): roll up log histogram counts by scoped severity #276
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Implemented scoped severity minute counts plus exact boundary-time counts and uncached active files. Duplicate timestamps retain their multiplicity. Free-text searches continue counting matches on redacted bodies. Tests compare raw/production entries and histogram data across namespaces, services, severities, searches, clipped windows, cold/warm caches, and late publication. Broad/narrow log medians improve 60.60 to 18.13ms and 38.56 to 15.25ms on identical files.
Implemented in ea13675; tracked in #276. Measurement report and reproduction.
just check, the full Go race suite, and native Linux ARM64 full Go tests pass. Issue closure is linked to merge of #272.Final parity hardening is in cd916d5: caches retain the original severity text, so case-insensitive filters and uppercase histogram groups reproduce raw SQL even for Unicode labels. Tests cover i/İ, duplicates, searches, scopes, and exact boundaries; query/observability race tests pass. The repeated identical-file benchmark gives broad endpoint/trace/log medians 32.38/20.04/18.21ms, with unchanged qualitative limits. The report and JSON retain both trials.
64e3ce9 also clarifies that skip-to-latest applies to service/edge rollups; completed-batch caches still rebuild retained history. Both commits passed the full normal pre-push gate.
PR #272 review follow-up for
logs.go: #272 (comment)Cache per-minute counts by namespace, service, and severity for requests without free-text search. Merge exact partial-minute boundaries and uncached/late batches. Free-text searches match redacted bodies and must retain their raw predicate.
Validation: entries, bucket counts, and matched totals remain consistent for unfiltered/severity/service/namespace/search cases, nonaligned bounds, mixed severity spelling, late data, restart and publication changes. Measure scan rows/CPU as retained data grows.
Implementation is authorized in PR #272; this issue tracks the fix and its validation.