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…762) The Prometheus examples illustrated serializer="default", which is the name of a serializer preset and never a value the metric label takes. The decorator emits serializer="rust" on the L2 path and "l1_memory" on L1 hits; records emitted without the kwarg fall back to "unknown". A user pasting the documented selector into Grafana got an empty series. redis_cache_operations_total is emitted only by the backpressure controller on queue-full rejection (operation="backpressure", status="rejected", empty serializer and namespace). The examples and the hit-rate query that read status="hit" / status="miss" from it described series that never exist; replace them with the real record and point miss-rate monitoring at operation="set" on cache_operations_total, which every miss writes back to. Verified: pytest --markdown-docs docs/ passes locally (CI does not run it on PRs); label values confirmed against a live default registry.
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In `@docs/features/distributed-locking.md`:
- Around line 321-322: Update both references to operation="set" in the
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Remove claims that every miss produces one set event, and do not present its
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- Around line 106-108: Correct the Prometheus metrics documentation to remove
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that LowCacheHitRate measures cache hits. Document that cache_operations_total’s
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…on="set" miss proxy cache_operations_total exposes only operation/namespace/success/serializer (no hit label; hit is captured internally but never emitted), so success is operation-success across reads/writes, not a hit rate. And operation="set" is recorded twice per miss when stats collection is on and not at all on a failed write, so it is a cache-write proxy, not a 1:1 miss count. Docs updated to match. CodeRabbit-Resolved: prometheus-metrics.md:108:Correct the hit-rate documentation CodeRabbit-Resolved: distributed-locking.md:322:Describe operation="set" as a cache-write proxy
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🟡 Minor · Document the pythonic serializer. · api-reference.md:527-538
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pythonicserializer.The serializer registry includes
pythonic, and the normal factory path accepts that name. The serializer-name list indocs/api-reference.md:527-538omits this supported option, so users cannot discover it through the API reference. Addpythonicto the list, or scope the list explicitly if it is not public.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Describe unknown as a serializer label value. · prometheus-metrics.md:73-74
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In `@docs/api-reference.md`:
- Around line 527-538: The serializer-name list in the API reference omits the
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Summary
This PR corrects the Prometheus metrics documentation to reflect the actual label values emitted by cachekit, addressing inaccuracies in the examples and query guidance.
Key Changes
Corrected
serializerlabel semanticsserializer="default"in examples, but the actual emitted values reflect the cache tier that served the record, not the@cache(serializer=...)preset.rust(L2 backend path),l1_memory(L1 in-memory hit), andunknown(record emitted without the label). Updated all examples across the docs to use these real values.Clarified
redis_cache_operations_totalpurposeoperation="backpressure",status="rejected", and emptyserializer/namespacelabels.status="hit"label on this series (which does not exist).Updated stampede/miss-rate monitoring guidance
operation="set"oncache_operations_total(since every miss triggers a write-back) instead of the incorrectstatus="miss"label onredis_cache_operations_total.Consistency fixes
cache_operations_total.Impact
Documentation-only changes that align the metrics reference and guides with the metric series and label values actually emitted at runtime, preventing users from building dashboards and alerts on non-existent labels.
Summary
This PR updates the Prometheus metrics and distributed locking documentation to accurately reflect the actual labels emitted by
cache_operations_totaland clarify the distinction between operation success and cache hit rates.Key Changes
Clarified metric semantics:
cache_operations_totalcarries the labelsoperation,namespace,success, andserializer— withserializerbeing a newly documented label.cache_operations_total. The docs now clearly state there is no hit/miss series or label, and thatsuccessreflects operation success across reads, writes, and other operations — not cache hits.Renamed examples to reflect reality:
Added miss-rate proxy guidance:
operation="set"as a documented cache-write proxy for detecting misses/stampedes, along with explicit caveats: it can double-count when stats collection is enabled and records nothing for failed writes, so it should be treated as a proxy rather than an exact miss count.Updated FAQ:
Impact
These are documentation-only changes that make the metrics guidance consistent with the actual emitted label values, preventing users from building dashboards and alerts on a hit-rate assumption that the metrics do not support.
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