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@tvalentyn tvalentyn commented Oct 16, 2025

#36518 adds an observability improvement to Python SDK that would be nice to include it with 2.69.0 if we have another RC. Otherwise it will go in the next release.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates a critical observability enhancement into the Apache Beam Python SDK for the release-2.69 branch. The primary goal is to provide better visibility into the lifecycle of bundle processors, particularly when they are being created or are processing elements. By tracking creation times and implementing timeout-based logging and termination, the changes aim to help identify and resolve issues related to stuck or slow bundle processor initialization and execution, ultimately improving the stability and debuggability of Beam pipelines.

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  • Enhanced Observability for Python SDK: This pull request cherry-picks an improvement to the Python SDK, specifically enhancing observability around the creation and processing of bundle processors within the worker. It introduces mechanisms to track and report on bundle processors that are taking an unusually long time to initialize or process.
  • Tracking Bundle Processor Creation: A new internal dictionary, processors_being_created, has been added to the SdkWorker to keep track of bundle processors that are currently in the process of being instantiated. This allows for monitoring their creation duration.
  • Improved Worker Status Reporting: The worker status reporting (worker_status.py) now includes a dedicated section for 'Processors being created', displaying details such as the instruction ID, bundle ID, the thread involved, and the time elapsed since creation began. This provides clearer insight into potential bottlenecks during processor setup.
  • Timeout-Based Lull Logging and Termination: New logic has been implemented to detect and log warnings or errors if bundle processor creation or processing exceeds predefined timeout thresholds. In severe cases, if an element processing timeout is exceeded during creation, the SDK harness will be terminated, providing a stack trace for debugging.
  • Refactoring and Test Coverage: Variable names related to bundle processor caches have been refactored for consistency, and comprehensive unit tests have been added to validate the new lull logging and timeout-based termination functionalities, ensuring the robustness of these observability improvements.
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Thanks!

@damccorm damccorm merged commit b48d832 into apache:release-2.69 Oct 20, 2025
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