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This public CMetrics addition is part of a single commit that also changes CTraces wire handling, core MessagePack and processor behavior, multiple OTLP paths, the FTS plugin, documentation, and tests. The repository explicitly disallows bundling different interfaces merely because they support the same feature; keeping these changes together also prevents the separately maintained CMetrics and CTraces patches from being reviewed or sent upstream independently. Split the bundled libraries and distinct core/plugin interfaces into scoped commits before merging.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L176-L181
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🟡 Minor · Apply the same size fix to the profiles path. · flb_output.h:1256-1262
include/fluent-bit/flb_output.h:1256-1262
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winApply the same size fix to the profiles path.
The trace path now passes
serialization_buffer_offsetas the chunk size. The profiles path has the same defect and still passesp_size.p_sizestarts atevc->sizeand only grows. If the processed profiles serialize to fewer bytes than the input, the event chunk includes trailing zero bytes from theflb_callocbuffer. Output plugins then decode those zero bytes as extra msgpack data.Proposed fix
+ /* Capacity can exceed the serialized profile bytes after processing. */ + p_size = serialization_buffer_offset; out_flush->processed_event_chunk = flb_event_chunk_create(🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @lib/cmetrics/include/cmetrics/cmt_metric.h:
- Around line 78-80: Preserve the public struct cmt_metric layout because it is
embedded by value in struct cmt_map; if binary compatibility is required, move
otlp_metadata to storage outside these public structures, such as a side table
keyed by the sample, and update its access paths without relying on
processor_labels memcpy for compatibility.
Review comments at @lib/cmetrics/src/cmt_encode_opentelemetry.c:
- Around line 1346-1349: Update apply_typed_point_attributes so unsupported
attribute values, including CFL_VARIANT_NULL and unsigned values above
INT64_MAX, leave the existing label-derived attributes intact and do not abort
metric encoding. Distinguish those conversion failures from allocation failures
returned through cfl_kvlist_to_otlp_kvpair_list; preserve the fatal
allocation-error path.
Review comments at @plugins/processor_fts/fts_proto.c:
- Line 469: Update the protobuf-c cleanup path in `fts_proto.c` to use the
staged-message allocator: construct a `ProtobufCAllocator` using
`fts_proto_alloc`, `fts_proto_free`, and the existing `budget`, then pass it to
`protobuf_c_message_free_unpacked` instead of `NULL`. Ensure cleanup releases
the message and nested allocations through the same allocator used for their
allocation.
Review comments at @src/flb_log_event_decoder.c:
- Around line 391-397: In the unpacking flow, restore the record-start offset
when msgpack_unpack returns MSGPACK_UNPACK_CONTINUE, before callers interpret
the offset as end-of-input. Use the existing previous_offset value to reset
context->offset; leave handling of other results unchanged.
Review comments at @tests/internal/mp.c:
- Around line 802-808: Update the corruption loop in the test around
`flb_mp_count_log_records()` so it does not overwrite the count bytes following
16- or 32-bit MessagePack map and array headers (`0xdc`–`0xdf`). Corrupt only
safe positions, such as type-tag bytes, while preserving the existing comparison
and byte restoration.
Review comments at @tests/internal/opentelemetry.c:
- Line 3824: Update the flb_sds_cat_safe call in the test to derive the
literal’s character length using sizeof minus the null terminator, rather than
passing a hardcoded length.
- Line 49: Make the stderr-capture test portable by replacing the unconditional
unistd.h dependency with platform-specific headers in
test_json_invalid_attributes_warn_once: use io.h and the Windows equivalents for
descriptor operations and fileno on Windows, while retaining unistd.h and the
POSIX functions elsewhere.
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Review comments at @include/fluent-bit/flb_output.h:
- Around line 1256-1262: Update the profiles path before
`flb_event_chunk_create` to use `serialization_buffer_offset` as the chunk size
instead of `p_size`, so the chunk contains only the serialized profile bytes.
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Review the public CMetrics layout change for ABI compatibility.
struct cmt_metric is embedded by value in the public struct cmt_map. Adding otlp_metadata increases the embedded object size and moves every later struct cmt_map field. A separately compiled consumer using the previous headers can therefore read incorrect fields.
Confirm the supported ABI boundary before merging. If binary compatibility is required, store the metadata outside the embedded public structures, such as in a side table keyed by the sample. The memcpy in processor_labels uses the current header and does not establish compatibility with older consumers.
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Review comment at @lib/cmetrics/include/cmetrics/cmt_metric.h around lines 78 -
80:
Preserve the public struct cmt_metric layout because it is embedded by value in
struct cmt_map; if binary compatibility is required, move otlp_metadata to
storage outside these public structures, such as a side table keyed by the
sample, and update its access paths without relying on processor_labels memcpy
for compatibility.
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Use the staged-message allocator during protobuf-c cleanup.
When embedded jemalloc is enabled, fts_proto.c can allocate through mangled jemalloc symbols. Protobuf-c's default allocator uses system malloc and free. The failure path can therefore release the message and all nested allocations with a different allocator. Changing only entry->key does not fix this path.
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Update the protobuf-c cleanup path in `fts_proto.c` to use the staged-message
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Preserve the record-start offset for partial records.
When template_execute() reaches _out for an incomplete record, it sets noff to the end of the available input. msgpack_unpack() copies that value to context->offset before returning MSGPACK_UNPACK_CONTINUE.
The processor callers then treat the incomplete record as clean end-of-input when the offset equals the buffer size. Restore previous_offset before returning the insufficient-data result.
This behavior also existed with msgpack_unpack_next(), so it is not a regression caused by the API replacement.
Suggested fix
--- "a/src/flb_log_event_decoder.c"
+++ "b/src/flb_log_event_decoder.c"
@@ -388,10 +388,14 @@
}
memset(&context->unpacked_event.data, 0, sizeof(msgpack_object));
result = msgpack_unpack(context->buffer, context->length, &context->offset,
context->unpacked_event.zone, &context->unpacked_event.data);
+
+ if (result == MSGPACK_UNPACK_CONTINUE) {
+ context->offset = previous_offset;
+ }
/* remaining bytes belong to the next records */
if (result == MSGPACK_UNPACK_EXTRA_BYTES) {
result = MSGPACK_UNPACK_SUCCESS;
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| result = msgpack_unpack(context->buffer, context->length, &context->offset, | |
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| if (result == MSGPACK_UNPACK_EXTRA_BYTES) { | |
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In the unpacking flow, restore the record-start offset when msgpack_unpack
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- Around line 1588-1603: Update run_log_windows to pass
FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_LEADING_END to at most the first eligible window, tracking
whether a window received the flag with a local state variable. Preserve the
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| window_flags = 0; | ||
| if (chunk_has_group_markers(chunk_cobj)) { | ||
| input_flags = input_group_flags(group_flags, input, input_size); | ||
| if (!seen_start) { | ||
| window_flags |= input_flags & FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_LEADING_END; | ||
| } | ||
| if (w == window_count - 1) { | ||
| window_flags |= input_flags & FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_TRAILING_OPEN; | ||
| } | ||
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| if (*group_flags > 0 && (*group_flags & FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_LEADING_END) && | ||
| !seen_start && | ||
| flb_mp_log_group_starts((char *) data + offset, windows[w].end - offset) > 0) { | ||
| seen_start = FLB_TRUE; | ||
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Windowed runs can keep more than one leading end marker.
In the single-chunk path, FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_LEADING_END keeps only the first end marker that comes before any start in the whole buffer. In run_log_windows, every window gets this flag until seen_start becomes true. Each window is normalized independently, so each window keeps its own first stray end.
Example input: r0 E <1024+ records> E r1, with no group start. The single-chunk path outputs one E. The windowed path outputs two E markers, so its bytes differ from the single-chunk output. The test processor_log_windows_match_single_chunk asserts that both paths produce the same bytes, but its fixture does not contain this case. Downstream, the second E is forwarded as a group end for the next append.
Fix: stop passing the leading-end flag after the first window that received it.
Proposed fix
--- "a/src/flb_processor.c"
+++ "b/src/flb_processor.c"
@@ -1585,16 +1585,20 @@
* Boundary markers of the input stay with the window holding them: a
* leading end until a group starts, the open group in the last window.
*/
window_flags = 0;
if (chunk_has_group_markers(chunk_cobj)) {
input_flags = input_group_flags(group_flags, input, input_size);
- if (!seen_start) {
+ if (!seen_start && !leading_end_done) {
window_flags |= input_flags & FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_LEADING_END;
}
if (w == window_count - 1) {
window_flags |= input_flags & FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_TRAILING_OPEN;
}
}
+ /* only one window may keep the leading end marker */
+ if (window_flags & FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_LEADING_END) {
+ leading_end_done = FLB_TRUE;
+ }
/* only inputs opening with a continued group need the start count */
if (*group_flags > 0 && (*group_flags & FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_LEADING_END) &&
!seen_start &&Declare int leading_end_done = FLB_FALSE; with the other locals of run_log_windows.
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Update run_log_windows to pass FLB_MP_GROUPS_KEEP_LEADING_END to at most the
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processor_fts: Fluent Typed Scripting
FTS is a new processor for writing telemetry policies in Lua with typed
access to logs, metrics and traces. Policies read and edit records the way
the data actually is: 64-bit integers stay exact, binary stays binary,
timestamps keep nanoseconds, and OpenTelemetry resources, scopes and
attributes are first-class properties instead of raw metadata maps.
Highlights
process(log),process(metric)(perfamily) and
process(span)share the same typed value API.its resource and scope.
error_modedecides between dropping and keeping theoriginal on policy errors.
context helpers, metric helpers (
scale_metric,aggregate_metric,merge_histogram_buckets,copy_metric,extract_metric).output size limit, restricted sandbox (no I/O, FFI, debug, loaders).
luaprocessor on 5.1, seebelow.
The API reference is in
plugins/processor_fts/README.md.Performance
Release builds on the same machine, user+sys CPU and peak RSS (median). The
same policy runs as a
luaprocessor on 5.1.0, as aluaprocessor on thisbranch, and as an
ftsprocessor on this branch. Input istailwith 1M flatrecords or 300k Kubernetes records, output is
null.lua5.1luathis branchftsftsvslua5.1lua5.1ftscontent_modifiercontent_modifier+ policyflushis 0.2 s. Withflush 0.02(smaller chunks) the CPU results are thesame within 2%, and peak RSS is within 1.5 MB of the
luaprocessor in everyinput scenario. As an output processor, FTS uses 52 MB against 67 MB for
lua.How:
chains decode and encode each chunk once.
records.
that borrows strings from the chunk buffer, and edits are allocated from the
same arena.
processed in windows (see below), so memory stays bounded.
Windowed log processing
Native processors decode the whole buffer before running, so an output
processor held every record of a stored chunk (several MB) decoded at once.
When all native processors of a run set the new
FLB_PROCESSOR_FLAG_LOG_WINDOWSflag, buffers larger than 64 KiB aredecoded, processed and encoded in windows of about 64 KiB or 1024 records.
scope), and an end marker always stays with its group.
ftsandcontent_modifierset the flag. Other processors, filters usedas processors and Lua processors keep the single-chunk path.
output_limitanderror_modeapply per window instead of per chunk. This is documented in the README.
Changes outside the plugin
FTS needed a few shared changes. Each one is a separate commit.
long doublealignment, owned strings use finer size classes, and largearena strings are now aligned. Decoded record batches use about 25–30% less
arena memory and about 20% less CPU. No public API change. This is the same
patch as arena: pack objects, refine string size classes and align external allocations cfl#98.
next chunk;
borrowed the first processor's decoder while later processors only held
their own locks, and with output workers another thread could reset that
decoder while records were still being read.
allocation-free log record counter;
group. The existing functions keep their strict behaviour.
separate appends (for example split forward messages) keeps its markers
through native processors, and through output processors when the stored
chunk had them. The markers are kept only when the processor input already
had them, so a processor that drops an end marker from a balanced input
still loses the orphan start, as before.
instead of the buffer capacity, as already done for traces.
group whose records arrive in a later append, lost all its earlier
records while the flush reported success. FTS made this common, because
a policy that edits a resource reopens the source group at the end of the
append;
batch_size, records of earlier scopes in the same requestwere sent again with the next batch.
event name, dropped counts, flags) through Fluent Bit. OTLP JSON metrics keep
the 5.1 behaviour of merging repeated series by labels (last value wins).
times) is kept through the internal MessagePack format as an optional
sidecar;
otlptree that5.1 reads, so 5.1 nodes keep start times, flags and exemplars;
ignored, and repeated label-less points keep the last value, as in 5.1;
INT64_MAX) fallback to the label attributes instead of dropping the metric.
instead of rejecting them. MessagePack stores those kinds as unspecified,
because 5.1 rejects the whole traces context otherwise.
metadata ownership fixes found while testing FTS chains.
The bundled library changes are kept in their own commits so they can be sent
upstream.
Compatibility
FLB_PROCESSOR_FTS(requires LuaJIT and yyjson).luafilter and processor are unchanged.including filesystem backlog written by 5.1, verified with 5.1.0 and 5.1.4
release binaries in both directions. Traces were verified the same way with
5.1.4. 5.1.0 already rejects traces written by
master, because of the spanflagsfield, which predates this PR.event_name, dropped attribute counts and flags are forwarded;flagsandeventName, andbytesValueasbase64;
being converted through labels;
whole payload.
by that node's
opentelemetryoutput shows cumulative bucket counts,because 5.1 emits its stored buckets unchanged. 5.1's Prometheus outputs are
correct.
unspecified when stored in a chunk.
processor and now stay, as they do for pipelines without processors.
Testing
Linux x86_64, debug build with
-DFLB_TESTS_RUNTIME=On -DFLB_TESTS_INTERNAL=On.ctest --test-dir build -j8).--leak-check=full), clean:flb-it-fts,flb-it-processor,flb-it-mp,flb-it-mp_chunk_cobj,flb-it-log_event_decoder,flb-it-opentelemetry.flb-it-fts,flb-it-mp,flb-it-processor,flb-it-opentelemetrypass.tests pass at each step, except one:
flb-it-mpdoes not build at thescanner API commit until the following test commit. The two are separate
because of the commit prefix rules.
clean under Valgrind.
Integration suites:
VALGRIND=1 VALGRIND_STRICT=1: 1126 passed, 137 skipped. 623 Fluent Bitruns, no Valgrind errors and no definite leaks.
The complete
tests/integrationsuite was also run. The only failures areunrelated to this change:
out_kafkaschema registry tests: this build hasFLB_PROTOBUF_ENCODERoff;
unix_socket_decode_status: this build hasFLB_IN_UNIX_SOCKEToff;in_node_exporter_metricssystemd tests: they fail the same way with amasterbuild on this machine.Soak harness (OTLP logs, metrics and traces plus forward logs with groups
split across messages, FTS on input and output, two output workers, restarts
every minute, 2% of exports rejected with 503): no missing records in any
signal, no duplicates, flat memory. A one hour run (2.9M items, a restart every
10 minutes, 1% of exports rejected) also lost and duplicated nothing, with peak
RSS between 24 and 26 MB. The run that found the
out_opentelemetryloss above now passes, and new integration tests coverboth fixes. They fail on 5.1.0.
Cross-version checks with 5.1.0 and 5.1.4 release binaries:
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