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DECNET/decnet/cli/supervise.py
anti bce2c1940c feat(1.1): supervise cpu group with ProcessPoolExecutor kernel offload
Hosts clusterer/campaign-clusterer/attribution/reuse-correlate in one
process. The two O(n^2) connected-components kernels (cluster_observations,
cluster_identities) offload to ONE shared forkserver pool via decnet.offload
.run_kernel, so they run in parallel instead of serialising under the GIL.

- offload.run_kernel: pool when installed + offload_if holds, else inline.
  Standalone workers and all tests run inline => behaviour unchanged
  (424 clustering/correlation tests green).
- offload_if gates on input size (>=256) to skip pickle cost on small passes.
- forkserver (not fork): supervisor is multithreaded via bus clients.
- attribution/reuse co-located but not offloaded yet (lighter; same run_kernel
  path extends to them if profiling shows contention).
- systemd unit Conflicts= the 4 units it replaces; no docker/raw-socket priv.
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later
"""``decnet supervise <group>`` — host a co-resident group of workers in one
process, paying the import floor (and the DB connection pool) once instead of
once per worker. See ``development/RELEASE-1.1.md``.
Each worker keeps its own restart loop (see :mod:`decnet.supervisor`), so this
trades per-worker systemd granularity for RAM — a worker can always be pulled
back out to its own ``decnet <worker>`` unit by removing it from the group spec
below; nothing about the worker's own code changes.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import typer
from . import utils as _utils
from .utils import console, log
# Groups are intentionally a small static registry, not config — the membership
# is an architectural decision, not an operator knob.
_GROUPS = ("batch", "cpu")
async def _build_specs(group: str):
"""Return ``[(name, factory), ...]`` for *group*, lazy-importing only the
workers it hosts and initializing the shared ``repo`` once.
Factories return a fresh coroutine each call so :func:`supervise` can restart
them. Intervals match the standalone units' defaults.
# ponytail: defaults hardcoded to match the per-worker units; add CLI knobs
# only if an operator actually needs to retune a consolidated group.
"""
if group == "batch":
from decnet.fleet.reconciler_worker import fleet_reconciler_worker
from decnet.intel.worker import run_intel_loop
from decnet.mutator import run_watch_loop
from decnet.orchestrator import orchestrator_worker
from decnet.web.dependencies import repo
await repo.initialize() # shared by every batch worker → one DB pool
return [
("reconcile", lambda: fleet_reconciler_worker(repo, interval=30)),
("enrich", lambda: run_intel_loop(repo, poll_interval_secs=60.0, ttl_hours=24)),
("orchestrate", lambda: orchestrator_worker(repo, interval=60, llm_enabled=None)),
("mutate", lambda: run_watch_loop(repo)),
]
if group == "cpu":
from decnet.cli.gating import _require_master_mode
from decnet.clustering.campaign.worker import run_campaign_clusterer_loop
from decnet.clustering.worker import run_clusterer_loop
from decnet.correlation.attribution_worker import run_attribution_loop
from decnet.correlation.reuse_worker import run_reuse_loop
from decnet.web.dependencies import repo
_require_master_mode("supervise cpu")
await repo.initialize() # shared by every cpu worker → one DB pool
return [
("clusterer", lambda: run_clusterer_loop(repo, poll_interval_secs=60.0)),
("campaign-clusterer", lambda: run_campaign_clusterer_loop(repo, poll_interval_secs=60.0)),
("attribution", lambda: run_attribution_loop(repo, multi_actor_tick_secs=60.0)),
("reuse-correlate", lambda: run_reuse_loop(repo, poll_interval_secs=60.0, min_targets=2)),
]
raise ValueError(f"unknown supervise group: {group}")
def register(app: typer.Typer) -> None:
@app.command(name="supervise")
def supervise_cmd(
group: str = typer.Argument(
..., help=f"Worker group to host. One of: {', '.join(_GROUPS)}"
),
daemon: bool = typer.Option(
False, "--daemon", "-d", help="Detach to background as a daemon process"
),
) -> None:
"""Host a co-resident worker group in one process (shared import floor + DB pool)."""
import asyncio
from decnet.supervisor import run_group
if group not in _GROUPS:
console.print(
f"[red]unknown group {group!r}; known groups: {', '.join(_GROUPS)}[/]"
)
raise typer.Exit(2)
if daemon:
log.info("supervise %s daemonizing", group)
_utils._daemonize()
log.info("supervise group=%s starting", group)
console.print(f"[bold cyan]Supervisor starting[/] group={group}")
async def _run() -> None:
pool = None
if group == "cpu":
# The CPU workers offload their O(n^2) connected-components
# kernels to ONE shared pool so they run in parallel instead of
# serialising under the GIL. forkserver (not the default fork):
# this process is multithreaded via bus clients, and forking a
# multithreaded process is unsafe.
import multiprocessing as _mp
from concurrent.futures import ProcessPoolExecutor
from decnet import offload
pool = ProcessPoolExecutor(
max_workers=2, mp_context=_mp.get_context("forkserver")
)
offload.set_executor(pool)
log.info("supervise cpu: kernel offload pool ready (max_workers=2)")
try:
specs = await _build_specs(group)
await run_group(specs)
finally:
if pool is not None:
from decnet import offload
offload.set_executor(None)
pool.shutdown(wait=False, cancel_futures=True)
try:
asyncio.run(_run())
except KeyboardInterrupt:
console.print("\n[yellow]Supervisor stopped.[/]")