java.lang.Object
net.i2p.router.Tuner.BaseParam
net.i2p.router.Tuner.BuildRequestTimeoutParam
All Implemented Interfaces:
Tuner.TunableParam
Enclosing class:
Tuner

private class Tuner.BuildRequestTimeoutParamextends Tuner.BaseParam
Build request reply timeout.

Primary signal: tunnel.buildTimeoutRate (0-100, 1-minute average timeout percentage). The ratio is volume-independent — 5 timeouts in 10 builds (50%) correctly triggers a ramp, while 5 timeouts in 200 builds (2.5%) does not. The raw expire count (tunnel.buildClientExpire) inflates with build volume and causes the tuner to over-react at scale.

Secondary signals: concurrentBuilds (storm detection), buildSuccessRate (overall health), testSuccessTime (actual tunnel latency), dropLoadBacklog (queue pressure).

  • Constructor Details

    • BuildRequestTimeoutParam

      BuildRequestTimeoutParam()
      Creates the parameter that tunes the build request reply timeout in ms.
  • Method Details

    • applyValue

      protected void applyValue(int value)
      Description copied from class: Tuner.BaseParam
      Apply the tunable value to the router configuration.
      Specified by:
      applyValue in class Tuner.BaseParam
      Parameters:
      value - the tunable value to apply to router configuration
    • getRuntimeValue

      protected int getRuntimeValue()
      Description copied from class: Tuner.BaseParam
      Current runtime value read from the router configuration.
      Specified by:
      getRuntimeValue in class Tuner.BaseParam
      Returns:
      current runtime value read from router config
    • getObservedStat

      protected double getObservedStat(RouterContext ctx)
      Description copied from class: Tuner.BaseParam
      Observed stat value used for autotuning.

      ctx is always this param's own context: Tuner takes a single RouterContext, hands the same instance to every BaseParam constructor, and both call sites pass Tuner.BaseParam._ctx. It was previously passed as null, which silently broke any implementation that used the argument instead of the field — a param reading a cross-reference stat then threw on every tuning cycle, was caught by the cycle handler, and never tuned at all, with nothing but a repeated WARN to show for it. Implementations may use either ctx or Tuner.BaseParam._ctx; both are the same object.

      Specified by:
      getObservedStat in class Tuner.BaseParam
      Parameters:
      ctx - router context, never null
      Returns:
      observed stat value for autotuning
    • computeTarget

      protected int computeTarget(double observed)
      Description copied from class: Tuner.BaseParam
      Target tunable value computed from the observed stat.
      Specified by:
      computeTarget in class Tuner.BaseParam
      Parameters:
      observed - current stat value
      Returns:
      target tunable value