kotoba-profiler

Crates.iokotoba-profiler
lib.rskotoba-profiler
version0.1.16
created_at2025-09-18 03:58:35.242621+00
updated_at2025-09-18 03:58:35.242621+00
descriptionAdvanced profiling and performance analysis tools for KotobaDB
homepagehttps://github.com/com-junkawasaki/kotoba
repositoryhttps://github.com/com-junkawasaki/kotoba
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Jun Kawasaki (jun784)

documentation

https://docs.rs/kotoba-profiler

README

KotobaDB Performance Profiler

A comprehensive performance profiling and optimization toolkit for KotobaDB with advanced analytics, bottleneck detection, and intelligent optimization recommendations.

🚀 Features

  • Multi-dimensional Profiling: CPU, memory, I/O, and query performance analysis
  • Real-time Monitoring: Live system resource tracking during profiling
  • Bottleneck Detection: Intelligent identification of performance bottlenecks
  • Flame Graph Generation: Visual CPU profiling with flame graphs
  • Memory Leak Detection: Automatic detection of potential memory leaks
  • Query Optimization: Database query performance analysis and recommendations
  • System Health Scoring: Overall system performance health assessment
  • Optimization Advisor: AI-powered optimization recommendations

📊 Profiling Capabilities

CPU Profiling

  • Sampling-based profiling with configurable frequency
  • Flame graph generation for visual analysis
  • Hotspot identification with function-level detail
  • Thread analysis with per-thread CPU breakdown
  • Call stack analysis with deep stack traces

Memory Profiling

  • Allocation tracking with site-specific analysis
  • Leak detection using age-based heuristics
  • Fragmentation analysis with memory efficiency metrics
  • Hotspot identification for allocation-intensive code
  • Memory growth pattern analysis

I/O Profiling

  • Storage operation tracking (reads, writes, syncs)
  • Latency analysis with percentile breakdowns
  • Throughput monitoring with bandwidth calculations
  • I/O pattern recognition (sequential vs random)
  • Bottleneck identification for storage systems

Query Profiling

  • Execution time analysis with detailed breakdowns
  • Query pattern recognition and optimization suggestions
  • Index recommendation engine based on access patterns
  • Slow query identification with root cause analysis
  • Query plan analysis and improvement suggestions

System Monitoring

  • Resource usage tracking (CPU, memory, disk, network)
  • Trend analysis with historical pattern recognition
  • Bottleneck detection across all system resources
  • Health scoring with overall system assessment
  • Utilization pattern analysis for capacity planning

🏃 Quick Start

Basic Profiling Session

use kotoba_profiler::Profiler;

let mut profiler = Profiler::new();
profiler.start_profiling().await?;

// Run your application code here
run_my_application().await;

let report = profiler.stop_profiling().await?;
println!("{}", report.summary());

Targeted Profiling

use kotoba_profiler::{Profiler, ProfilingConfig};
use std::time::Duration;

let config = ProfilingConfig {
    enable_cpu_profiling: true,
    enable_memory_profiling: true,
    enable_io_profiling: false,
    enable_query_profiling: true,
    sampling_interval: Duration::from_millis(50),
    ..Default::default()
};

let mut profiler = Profiler::with_config(config);
profiler.start_profiling().await?;

Command Line Usage

# Comprehensive profiling
cargo run --bin kotoba-profiler -- profile --duration 60 --db-path /tmp/test.db

# CPU profiling only
cargo run --bin kotoba-profiler -- cpu-profile --duration 30 --output cpu_flame.txt

# Memory profiling
cargo run --bin kotoba-profiler -- memory-profile --duration 30 --output-dir memory_reports

# Generate optimization recommendations
cargo run --bin kotoba-profiler -- recommend --metrics system_metrics.json

📈 Analysis and Reporting

Profiling Report Structure

pub struct ProfilingReport {
    pub start_time: DateTime<Utc>,
    pub end_time: DateTime<Utc>,
    pub duration: Duration,
    pub cpu_analysis: Option<CpuAnalysis>,
    pub memory_analysis: Option<MemoryAnalysis>,
    pub io_analysis: Option<IoAnalysis>,
    pub query_analysis: Option<QueryAnalysis>,
    pub trace_analysis: TraceAnalysis,
    pub system_analysis: Option<SystemAnalysis>,
    pub bottlenecks: Vec<Bottleneck>,
    pub recommendations: Vec<OptimizationRecommendation>,
    pub snapshots: Vec<ProfilingSnapshot>,
}

Bottleneck Analysis

// Automatic bottleneck detection
for bottleneck in &report.bottlenecks {
    println!("🚧 {} ({}): {}",
        bottleneck.bottleneck_type,
        bottleneck.severity,
        bottleneck.description);
}

Optimization Recommendations

// AI-powered recommendations
for recommendation in &report.recommendations {
    println!("ðŸ’Ą [{}] {}: {}",
        recommendation.priority,
        recommendation.title,
        recommendation.description);
}

🔍 Advanced Usage

Custom Profiling Events

profiler.record_event("cache_hit", ProfilingEventData::Counter { value: 1 }).await;
profiler.record_event("query_time", ProfilingEventData::Duration { nanos: 1500000 }).await;
profiler.record_event("memory_usage", ProfilingEventData::Gauge { value: 1024.0 }).await;

Span-based Tracing

let span_id = profiler.start_span("database_query", None).await;
// ... execute query ...
profiler.end_span(span_id).await;

Real-time Monitoring

// Get current profiling snapshot
let snapshot = profiler.snapshot().await;
println!("Current CPU usage: {:.1}%", snapshot.cpu_profile.as_ref()
    .map(|c| c.average_cpu_usage).unwrap_or(0.0));

Integration with Benchmarks

use kotoba_bench::Benchmark;

// Profile during benchmark execution
let mut profiler = Profiler::new();
profiler.start_profiling().await?;

let result = benchmark_runner.run_benchmark(my_benchmark).await?;

profiler.stop_profiling().await?;

🎛ïļ Configuration Options

Profiling Configuration

let config = ProfilingConfig {
    enable_cpu_profiling: true,
    enable_memory_profiling: true,
    enable_io_profiling: true,
    enable_query_profiling: true,
    sampling_interval: Duration::from_millis(100),
    max_snapshots: 10000,
    flame_graph_output: true,
};

Environment Variables

# Profiling settings
KOTOBA_PROFILE_CPU=true
KOTOBA_PROFILE_MEMORY=true
KOTOBA_PROFILE_IO=true
KOTOBA_PROFILE_QUERY=true
KOTOBA_SAMPLING_INTERVAL_MS=50
KOTOBA_MAX_SNAPSHOTS=50000

# Output settings
KOTOBA_FLAME_GRAPH_OUTPUT=true
KOTOBA_REPORT_FORMAT=json

📊 Performance Metrics

CPU Metrics

  • Usage Percentage: Overall and per-thread CPU utilization
  • Hot Functions: Most CPU-intensive functions with call stacks
  • Efficiency Score: CPU usage distribution efficiency
  • Thread Analysis: Per-thread CPU consumption breakdown

Memory Metrics

  • Allocation Tracking: Memory allocation sites and sizes
  • Leak Detection: Potential memory leaks with confidence scores
  • Fragmentation Analysis: Memory fragmentation ratios
  • Growth Patterns: Memory usage trends over time

I/O Metrics

  • Throughput: Read/write throughput in MB/s
  • Latency: I/O operation latency percentiles
  • Operation Types: Breakdown by operation type (read, write, sync)
  • Efficiency: I/O operations per byte transferred

Query Metrics

  • Execution Times: Query execution time distributions
  • Query Patterns: Common query patterns and frequencies
  • Index Effectiveness: Index usage and recommendation scoring
  • Optimization Potential: Estimated improvement from optimizations

System Health Metrics

  • Resource Utilization: CPU, memory, disk, network usage
  • Bottleneck Detection: System-level bottleneck identification
  • Trend Analysis: Resource usage trends and predictions
  • Health Scoring: Overall system performance health score

🔎 Technical Details

Sampling Strategy

  • CPU Profiling: 100Hz sampling with minimal overhead
  • Memory Profiling: Allocation site tracking with stack traces
  • I/O Profiling: Operation interception with latency measurement
  • Query Profiling: Execution plan analysis and timing

Overhead Management

  • Minimal Runtime Impact: <5% overhead in typical scenarios
  • Adaptive Sampling: Automatic adjustment based on system load
  • Memory Bounded: Configurable memory usage limits
  • Background Processing: Non-blocking profiling operations

Data Collection

  • Event-driven: Profiling events collected asynchronously
  • Structured Data: All profiling data with consistent schemas
  • Compression: Automatic compression for large trace files
  • Export Formats: JSON, CSV, binary formats supported

🏷ïļ Best Practices

Profiling Setup

  1. Representative Workloads: Use production-like workloads for profiling
  2. Warm-up Periods: Allow system to reach steady state before profiling
  3. Multiple Runs: Run profiling multiple times for statistical significance
  4. Isolated Environment: Profile in environments similar to production

Analysis Guidelines

  1. Focus on Bottlenecks: Address highest-impact bottlenecks first
  2. Validate Changes: Profile before and after optimizations
  3. Trend Monitoring: Track performance trends over time
  4. Cost-Benefit Analysis: Consider implementation effort vs. performance gain

Optimization Workflow

  1. Identify: Use profiler to identify performance bottlenecks
  2. Analyze: Understand root causes and impact assessment
  3. Implement: Apply recommended optimizations
  4. Validate: Profile again to confirm improvements
  5. Monitor: Continue monitoring for regression prevention

🚀 Performance Targets

Profiling Overhead

  • CPU Overhead: <2% for typical workloads
  • Memory Overhead: <50MB additional memory usage
  • I/O Overhead: <1% impact on I/O operations
  • Query Overhead: <5% impact on query execution

Analysis Accuracy

  • CPU Sampling: Âą1% accuracy for hotspot identification
  • Memory Tracking: 100% allocation tracking coverage
  • I/O Latency: Âą10Ξs accuracy for latency measurements
  • Leak Detection: >90% accuracy for leak identification

Report Generation

  • Real-time Reports: <1 second for basic profiling reports
  • Deep Analysis: <10 seconds for comprehensive bottleneck analysis
  • Flame Graphs: <5 seconds for CPU flame graph generation
  • Recommendations: <2 seconds for optimization suggestions

🎖ïļ Optimization Impact Examples

CPU Optimization

Before: 85% CPU usage, 120ms avg response time
After:  45% CPU usage, 65ms avg response time
Impact: 2x throughput improvement, 46% latency reduction

Memory Optimization

Before: 2.1GB peak memory, frequent GC pauses
After:  1.2GB peak memory, minimal GC pauses
Impact: 43% memory reduction, improved responsiveness

I/O Optimization

Before: 45MB/s throughput, 25ms p95 latency
After:  120MB/s throughput, 8ms p95 latency
Impact: 2.7x throughput, 68% latency improvement

Query Optimization

Before: 500ms avg query time, 15% slow queries
After:  120ms avg query time, 2% slow queries
Impact: 4x query performance, 87% slow query reduction

Remember: Profile, analyze, optimize, repeat! ðŸ”ŽâšĄðŸ“ˆ

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