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metrics: move the Foundation, storage and shared families to their owners - #1515
First of three changes that split pplx-space-metrics and delete it. The families that Foundation and storage crates record move, unchanged, into the crate that records them. So do the API server's egress profile family and the facet-keyed reconcile functions. After this change no Foundation or Storage crate depends on pplx-space-metrics. The second commit (174bb5a9) puts the service-auth, pool and disk-admission families, which an earlier revision kept inside common-svc modules, into the crates those modules moved to when common-svc was deleted: pplx-space-rpc-auth, pplx-space-postgres-pool and pplx-space-node-mgr.
Family
Now
object_store, tokio_runtime, jobs, feature_flags
metrics in object-store, tokio-runtime, common-jobs, feature-flags
Callers of the grpc/payload re-exports use pplx-space-grpc-metrics, and test_capture callers use pplx-space-metrics-emit. pplx-space-metrics drops both re-exports, its test_capture module and its test-capture feature.
The OTLP name-uniqueness test scans every metrics module.
The space-observability skill says where a family goes (plugin 0.2.50).
The CI isolated-crates ALSO list and the feature-flags SDK-free graph check are updated.
The rest of sandbox::admission moves with sandbox::api in the third change.
run-rust-checks.sh clippy and isolated-crates pass.
tests-unprivileged: 12,379 passed, 41 failed. Each failure starts a guest process as another user and fails the same way at main on the host used.
scripts/build-docs.sh, docs/book/test.py and docs/site/test_build.py pass.
cargo arch against main's architecture and baseline: no required findings; the baseline is unchanged.
Names, tag keys, units and tag values: dump.py (every emit's kind, name, tag keys and enclosing function; every literal tag key and every X => "value" arm) is identical on main and here, 3,141 lines, and on each of the two commits. Changing one tag key in a copy shows up. literals.py (string literals on removed vs added non-comment .rs diff lines) matches except the three "test-capture" cfg strings and the scan test's paths, all in the first commit; the second commit's match exactly (79 removed, 79 added). The two computed names take literals from files this change doesn't touch.
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The pull request moves metric definitions and recording calls from the shared metrics crate to owning crates and dedicated reconciliation and gRPC metrics crates. It adds local metrics modules for several product areas and removes corresponding definitions and exports from the shared crate. It also updates dependency declarations, metric-catalog scanning, CI selection, documentation, and test-capture references.
Possibly related PRs
perplexityai/SPACE#1540: Continues moving node-side metrics and extends the sandbox-manager metrics module introduced here.
perplexityai/SPACE#1541: Moves remaining control-plane metrics and removes the shared metrics crate, extending the API metrics module introduced here.</final
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 174bb
Metric ownership moves between crates; no merge-blocking risk is established.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 174bb
The ownership migration has a broad compatibility surface, but the inspected changes do not alter sandbox admission, encryption eligibility, or access controls. No new security issue was identified. Compatibility of every relocated metric family was not independently verified.
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Security Blast Radius
observed — The concrete public-entrypoint signals concern a sandbox admission test module. Source comparison resolves them to observer API changes, without changing the tested admission calls or introducing a production route.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The encryption-sensitive admission test retains its encryption setup, create invocation, slot-identity comparison, and untouched-pool assertion. The PR changes only the counter-capture provider in that test; it does not modify the exercised encryption boundary.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The capture lifecycle supporting security-sensitive test assertions is unchanged: buffers are thread-local, captures have generation identities, guards cannot move between threads, and finish or drop removes the matching capture. Nested captures temporarily receive events without replacing the outer capture's identity.
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Approving. The metric helpers move to their owners without changing the emitted names, types, units, or tags. The shared emit path stays in place, and the name-collision check now covers the new locations.
@johnlouie-pplx one commit to re-look at after your approval: c6c86835 ("metrics: move the service-auth, pool and disk-admission families to their recorders"). The stack was rebased onto current main after the common-svc deletion (#1516, #1574, #1575) and 0f's #1645, #1646 and #1660 landed; an earlier push of the same commit was a69c92dc.
c6c86835 is a pure move. common-svc, where the earlier version of this PR put four metric families, has been split up and deleted, so each family now lives in the crate that took over the code recording it:
the service-auth decision and TokenReview-cache counters → pplx-space-rpc-auth's metrics;
template-lookup compatibility → its template_lookup::metrics;
the db.pool.* family and its re-exported acquire-time name → pplx-space-postgres-pool's metrics;
the sandbox-admission disk gauges → node-mgr's disk_admission::metrics, beside the cache handle that records them.
Three of the modules are byte-identical to the earlier common-svc ones; the pool module differs by one import (postgres-pool takes DatabaseIdentity from pplx-space-db-identity). The rest is call-site paths and manifests: rpc-auth and postgres-pool depend on pplx-space-metrics-emit, so no Storage crate depends on pplx-space-metrics any more. The commit's string literals and metric name/label dump match its parent exactly. The first commit (1919cbe1) is your approved change, rebased; with common-svc gone it now keeps those four families in pplx-space-metrics (as main has them) so it builds on its own, and c6c86835 moves them.
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Minor · Keep pplx-space-service-host in ALSO. · rust-isolated-crates.sh:45-50
ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh:45-50 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Keep pplx-space-service-host in ALSO.
Removing this entry excludes pplx-space-service-host from both no-default-feature isolated runs. The dependency graph, workspace clippy, and workspace tests use --all-features. The featureless release binaries are CLI packages and do not depend on pplx-space-service-host. CI can therefore miss errors that occur only when both otel and datadog are disabled.
Suggested fix
-# build leaves that feature off. Each+# build leaves that feature off; service-host so that its build without `otel`+# and `datadog` is. Each
# entry must be a workspace library the rule leaves out for reaching
# common-core through another crate.
ALSO = {
"pplx-space-ingress-admission",
"pplx-space-postgres-pool",
"pplx-space-rpc-auth",
+ "pplx-space-service-host",
}
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Review comment at @ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh around lines 45 - 50:
Ensure `pplx-space-service-host` remains in the `ALSO` set in the
isolated-crates script so it is included in both no-default-feature isolated
runs and checked with `otel` and `datadog` disabled. Preserve the existing
entries and comment constraints.
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Review comments at @ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh:
- Around line 45-50: Ensure `pplx-space-service-host` remains in the `ALSO` set
in the isolated-crates script so it is included in both no-default-feature
isolated runs and checked with `otel` and `datadog` disabled. Preserve the
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@coderabbitai About the outside-diff note on ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh:45-50 (keep pplx-space-service-host in ALSO): the rule now selects service-host by itself, so the entry would be redundant, and the script rejects redundant entries.
On main, service-host reaches common-core only through another crate: service-host → grpc-server → uds-peer-auth → pplx-space-metrics → common-core. That chain is why it was in ALSO.
This PR moves uds-peer-auth and tokio-runtime from pplx-space-metrics to pplx-space-metrics-emit (crates/l10_foundation/uds/peer/auth/Cargo.toml, crates/l10_foundation/tokio/runtime/Cargo.toml). After that, none of service-host's workspace dependencies reaches common-core, so classify returns "selected" for it. The same holds for the other four dropped entries: grpc-server, local-health, tokio-runtime and uds-peer-auth.
Keeping any of them in ALSO would fail the job. Lines 136-140 exit with "is listed in ALSO but the rule does not leave it out for reaching common-core through another crate; remove it".
At 3929a41, the Rust isolated crates job lints pplx-space-service-host alone four times: --no-default-features --all-targets, --no-default-features --lib, --all-features --all-targets and --all-features --lib. So the build with both otel and datadog off is still linted.
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Analysis chain
Script executed:
#!/bin/bashset -u
printf'%s\n''--- revision ---'
git rev-parse HEAD
printf'%s\n''--- script outline ---'
ast-grep outline ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh --items all 2>&1||trueprintf'%s\n''--- script ---'
nl -ba ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh | sed -n '1,260p'printf'%s\n''--- referenced manifests ---'forfin crates/l10_foundation/uds/peer/auth/Cargo.toml crates/l10_foundation/tokio/runtime/Cargo.toml;doecho"--- $f ---"
nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '1,180p'doneprintf'%s\n''--- service host package and lint call sites ---'
rg -n -C 3 -g 'Cargo.toml''name\s*=\s*"pplx-space-(service-host|grpc-server|local-health|tokio-runtime|uds-peer-auth)"'.
rg -n -C 3 'run_isolated_crate_checks|isolated_crates|no-default-features|all-features' ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh
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#!/bin/bashset -euo pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- service-host manifest ---'
nl -ba crates/l40_api/service/host/Cargo.toml | sed -n '1,220p'printf'%s\n''--- lint execution ---'
nl -ba ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh | sed -n '335,430p'printf'%s\n''--- conservative declared workspace graph ---'
python3 - <<'PY'import pathlib, subprocess, tomllibroot = pathlib.Path(".")paths = subprocess.check_output(["git", "ls-files", "-z", "*/Cargo.toml"]).decode().split("\0")packages = {}for raw in filter(None, paths): path = root / raw if not path.is_file(): continue with path.open("rb") as f: doc = tomllib.load(f) package = doc.get("package") if package and isinstance(package.get("name"), str): name = package["name"] if name in packages: raise SystemExit(f"duplicate package name: {name}") packages[name] = (path, doc)with open("Cargo.toml", "rb") as f: workspace_deps = tomllib.load(f).get("workspace", {}).get("dependencies", {})def dependency_name(alias, value): if not isinstance(value, dict): return alias if "package" in value: return value["package"] inherited = workspace_deps.get(alias, {}) if value.get("workspace") else {} if isinstance(inherited, dict): return inherited.get("package", alias) return aliasdef edges(name): doc = packages[name][1] sections = [doc.get("dependencies", {})] sections.extend(target.get("dependencies", {}) for target in doc.get("target", {}).values()) return {dependency_name(alias, value) for section in sections for alias, value in section.items() if dependency_name(alias, value) in packages}def reachable(start): seen, pending = set(), [start] while pending: for dep in edges(pending.pop()) - seen: seen.add(dep) pending.append(dep) return seencommon = "pplx-space-common-core"for name in ["pplx-space-service-host", "pplx-space-grpc-server", "pplx-space-local-health", "pplx-space-tokio-runtime", "pplx-space-uds-peer-auth"]: if name not in packages: raise SystemExit(f"missing package {name}") all_deps = reachable(name) indirect = sorted(dep for dep in all_deps - {common} if common in reachable(dep)) path, doc = packages[name] explicit_lib = "lib" in doc implicit_lib = (path.parent / "src" / "lib.rs").is_file() print(f"{name}: manifest={path}; library_target={explicit_lib or implicit_lib}; normal_workspace_dependencies={len(all_deps)}; common_core_reachable={common in all_deps}; indirect_common_core_via={indirect}; conservative_classification={'indirect' if indirect else 'selected'}") print(f" direct_normal_workspace_dependencies={sorted(edges(name))}")PY
Length of output: 8286
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#!/bin/bashset -euo pipefail
python3 -m pip install --quiet --target /tmp/coderabbit-tomli tomli
PYTHONPATH=/tmp/coderabbit-tomli python3 - <<'PY'import pathlib, subprocess, tomliroot = pathlib.Path(".")paths = subprocess.check_output(["git", "ls-files", "-z", "*/Cargo.toml"]).decode().split("\0")packages = {}for raw in filter(None, paths): path = root / raw if not path.is_file(): continue with path.open("rb") as f: doc = tomli.load(f) package = doc.get("package") if package and isinstance(package.get("name"), str): name = package["name"] if name in packages: raise SystemExit(f"duplicate package name: {name}") packages[name] = (path, doc)with open("Cargo.toml", "rb") as f: workspace_deps = tomli.load(f).get("workspace", {}).get("dependencies", {})def dependency_name(alias, value): if not isinstance(value, dict): return alias if "package" in value: return value["package"] inherited = workspace_deps.get(alias, {}) if value.get("workspace") else {} if isinstance(inherited, dict): return inherited.get("package", alias) return aliasdef edges(name): doc = packages[name][1] sections = [doc.get("dependencies", {})] sections.extend(target.get("dependencies", {}) for target in doc.get("target", {}).values()) return {dependency_name(alias, value) for section in sections for alias, value in section.items() if dependency_name(alias, value) in packages}def reachable(start): seen, pending = set(), [start] while pending: for dep in edges(pending.pop()) - seen: seen.add(dep) pending.append(dep) return seencommon = "pplx-space-common-core"for name in ["pplx-space-service-host", "pplx-space-grpc-server", "pplx-space-local-health", "pplx-space-tokio-runtime", "pplx-space-uds-peer-auth"]: if name not in packages: raise SystemExit(f"missing package {name}") all_deps = reachable(name) indirect = sorted(dep for dep in all_deps - {common} if common in reachable(dep)) path, doc = packages[name] explicit_lib = "lib" in doc implicit_lib = (path.parent / "src" / "lib.rs").is_file() print(f"{name}: manifest={path}; library_target={explicit_lib or implicit_lib}; normal_workspace_dependencies={len(all_deps)}; common_core_reachable={common in all_deps}; indirect_common_core_via={indirect}; conservative_classification={'indirect' if indirect else 'selected'}") print(f" direct_normal_workspace_dependencies={sorted(edges(name))}")PY
Length of output: 4542
@ac-pplx, I withdraw the finding.
At 3929a415, the declared dependency graph selects all five crates without ALSO. The script rejects redundant ALSO entries.
When affected-crate selection includes pplx-space-service-host, the lint configurations include --no-default-features --lib, with its otel and datadog features disabled.
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Learnt from: ac-pplx
URL: https://github.com/perplexityai/SPACE/pull/1515
Timestamp: 2026-11-06T22:05:19.733Z
Learning: Within repository "perplexityai/SPACE", only for files matching one of ["ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh"]: When reviewing removal of a workspace library from `ALSO` in `ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh`, check whether the current dependency-graph rule selects it and whether the required isolated feature configurations remain covered. If the rule selects it, do not require an `ALSO` entry, because the script rejects redundant entries. If the rule does not select it, verify equivalent lint coverage before accepting the removal.
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Learnt from: zibi-pplx
Repo: perplexityai/SPACE PR: 1476
File: ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-11-05T11:19:12.620Z
Learning: Within repository "perplexityai/SPACE", only for files matching one of ["ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh"]: When reviewing changes to affected-crate selection in ci/scripts/lib/rust-isolated-crates.sh, verify that selection errors cannot skip lint checks. lint_affects_any must explicitly return success (affected) on directory creation, metadata, or selection failure because callers use it as a condition, where Bash set -e does not apply. If affected-crate selection fails in run_isolated_crate_checks, retain all previously listed crates. Preserve the normal affected-crate result when selection succeeds.
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First of three changes that split pplx-space-metrics and delete it. Each
metric family moves, unchanged, into the crate that records it; a family
several crates record moves to a crate they can all depend on. After this
change no Foundation crate depends on pplx-space-metrics, and of the Storage
crates only pplx-space-postgres-pool still does.
- object-store, tokio-runtime, common-jobs, feature-flags and uds-peer-auth
get a `metrics` module with their families.
- The service-auth, template-lookup, database-pool and disk-admission
families, which common-svc recorded until it was split up, stay in
pplx-space-metrics here; the next commit moves them to the crates that
record them now.
- cluster-trigger-queue gets the trigger dead-letter counter. sbx-mgr-store
gets the quarantine-entry and inventory-budget counters it records and the
auto-lifecycle delete admission reason its verdicts compute; the
admission disposition and the two counters sbx-mgr records from them move
to sbx-mgr's `metrics::sandbox::worker`.
- The API server's egress profile admission family moves to its `metrics`
module. The rest of `sandbox::admission`, which the API server and sbx-mgr
both record, stays until `sandbox::api`, which reads its vocabulary, moves.
- New pplx-space-reconcile-metrics (l10_foundation) holds the five
facet-keyed reconcile functions five services record.
- Callers of the `grpc` and `payload` re-exports use pplx-space-grpc-metrics,
and test-capture users use pplx-space-metrics-emit; pplx-space-metrics drops
both re-exports, its public `test_capture` module and its `test-capture`
feature.
- The OTLP name-uniqueness test in pplx-space-observability scans every
crate's `metrics` module rather than crates/libs/metrics only.
- The isolated-crates lint's `ALSO` list drops pplx-space-grpc-server,
pplx-space-local-health and pplx-space-service-host: with uds-peer-auth
and tokio-runtime off pplx-space-metrics they no longer reach common-core,
so the rule already lints each alone.
- The space-observability skill says where a metric family goes.
Metric names, tag keys, kinds and vocabulary values are unchanged: a dump of
every emit site (with its enclosing function) and vocabulary arm under
crates/ is identical before and after, and the string literals on the
removed and added lines of the Rust diff match except for the
`test-capture` cfg strings and the test's scan paths.
…heir recorders
pplx-space-common-svc, where the previous commit's earlier version put
these four families, has since been split up and deleted. Each family now
moves, unchanged, into the crate that took over the module recording it:
- `auth.decision`, `auth.node_api.decision`, `auth.token_review.cache` and
`auth.build.token_review.cache` to pplx-space-rpc-auth's `metrics`;
- `auth.template_lookup.compatibility` to pplx-space-rpc-auth's
`template_lookup::metrics`;
- the `db.pool.*` family, with the DB_POOL_ACQUIRE_TOTAL_MS_METRIC
re-export, to pplx-space-postgres-pool's `metrics`;
- the `node.sandbox_admission.*` disk gauges to node-mgr's
`disk_admission::metrics`, beside the cache handle that records them.
Callers in rpc-auth, postgres-pool, node-mgr, credmgr, internal-api,
sbx-mgr and template-mgr use the new paths. rpc-auth and postgres-pool
depend on pplx-space-metrics-emit instead of pplx-space-metrics, so no
Storage crate depends on it any more; postgres-pool depends on
pplx-space-observability for the re-exported name.
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Approving. The auth, template-lookup, database-pool, and disk-admission metrics now live with the code that records them. The move preserves the measurements and labels, and the pool still shares its acquisition metric name with the tracing bridge.
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Summary
First of three changes that split
pplx-space-metricsand delete it. The families that Foundation and storage crates record move, unchanged, into the crate that records them. So do the API server's egress profile family and the facet-keyed reconcile functions. After this change no Foundation or Storage crate depends onpplx-space-metrics. The second commit (174bb5a9) puts the service-auth, pool and disk-admission families, which an earlier revision kept inside common-svc modules, into the crates those modules moved to when common-svc was deleted:pplx-space-rpc-auth,pplx-space-postgres-poolandpplx-space-node-mgr.metricsin object-store, tokio-runtime, common-jobs, feature-flagsmetricsmetrics;template_lookup::metricsmetrics; node-mgrdisk_admission::metricspplx-space-reconcile-metrics(l10_foundation)metricsmetricsmetrics::sandbox::workermetrics::egress_profileOther changes:
grpc/payloadre-exports usepplx-space-grpc-metrics, andtest_capturecallers usepplx-space-metrics-emit.pplx-space-metricsdrops both re-exports, itstest_capturemodule and itstest-capturefeature.metricsmodule.ALSOlist and the feature-flags SDK-free graph check are updated.The rest of
sandbox::admissionmoves withsandbox::apiin the third change.Validation
At this head (
174bb5a9), on main 8d62086:run-rust-checks.sh clippyandisolated-cratespass.tests-unprivileged: 12,379 passed, 41 failed. Each failure starts a guest process as another user and fails the same way at main on the host used.scripts/build-docs.sh,docs/book/test.pyanddocs/site/test_build.pypass.cargo archagainst main's architecture and baseline: no required findings; the baseline is unchanged.Names, tag keys, units and tag values:
dump.py(every emit's kind, name, tag keys and enclosing function; every literal tag key and everyX => "value"arm) is identical on main and here, 3,141 lines, and on each of the two commits. Changing one tag key in a copy shows up.literals.py(string literals on removed vs added non-comment.rsdiff lines) matches except the three"test-capture"cfg strings and the scan test's paths, all in the first commit; the second commit's match exactly (79 removed, 79 added). The two computed names take literals from files this change doesn't touch.dump.py
literals.py BASE HEAD
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (structural). Risk: compile-time only; roll back by reverting. External code that imports a removed path breaks.
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