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Chapter 10 Runtime Environment & Metrological Load
I. Chapter Purpose & Scope
: hardware/software/containers and dependency locks, power and performance metrology, concurrency and quotas, reproducible experiments and environment sensitivity, load testing and hotspot profiling, export artifacts and audit; ensure consistency with the metric system, evaluation protocol, pipelines, and the Metrology chapter.metrological load and runtime environmentFix specifications for theII. Terminology & Dependencies
- Terms: deps_lock, container@digest, power_meter, P_idle/P_load, QPS, T_inf, ρ, p50/p95/p99, pin_core/numa_aware, throttle/limit, cooldown.
- Dependencies: units & dimensional checks (Core.Metrology v1.0:check_dim); orchestration/scheduling/resources (Pipeline v1.0, Ch.10/12/13); evaluation protocol (ModelCards v1.0, Ch.11); metric system (this volume, Ch.6).
- Math & symbols: wrap inline symbols; any division/integral/composite operator must use parentheses; for T_arr use
- T_arr = ( 1 / c_ref ) * ( ∫ n_eff d ell ), or
- T_arr = ( ∫ ( n_eff / c_ref ) d ell ),
declaring gamma(ell) and d ell. No Chinese in formulas/symbols/definitions.
III. Fields & Structure (Normative)
env:
hardware:
cpu: "16c@3.0GHz | model-id"
mem_gb: 64
gpu: "0|A100-40GB:x1"
storage: {type:"ssd|nvme|hdd", iops:">=50k", size_gb: 512}
network: {nic_gbps: 10}
power_meter: {make:"yokogawa|on-chip", sample_hz: 1}
os: "ubuntu-22.04"
kernel: "linux-6.8"
containers: ["ghcr.io/eift/runner@sha256:<hex>"]
deps_lock: "env.lock"
process:
pin_core: true
numa_aware: true
threads: {workers: 8, threads_per_worker: 2}
limits:
concurrency: 64
rate_limit_qps: 500
memory_gb: 32
caching:
enabled: false
policy: "none|warm|full"
power_policy:
idle_w: null
cap_w: null
IV. Metrological Load & Power Posture
- Performance: report in SI—QPS(1/s), latency_ms.{p50,p95,p99}, utilization ρ; match offline/online windows (1m|5m|15m).
- Power/Energy: specify sample_hz; report P_idle/P_load, average power P_avg(W), and energy per request E_per_req(Wh/1k req); if using on-board meters, note calibration and error bounds.
- Environment deltas: differences across hardware/container/driver versions must be expressed as Δ±CI_95 and included in reports.
V. Concurrency, Quotas & Throttling
- Concurrency/rate: concurrency/rate_limit_qps must be explicit; if they conflict with the evaluation protocol, the protocol prevails and the environment section must restate them.
- Quotas: lock memory/VRAM/storage and network bandwidth limits; record throttle triggers and rejection policies.
- Cooldown: use cooldown for load/scale hysteresis; record enter/exit conditions.
VI. Load Testing & Profiling
- Load testing: step-ramp (ramp) to produce QPS–latency curves; detect bottlenecks via saturation_criteria.
- Profiling: use perf/py-spy/jfr/flamegraph to attribute CPU/memory/IO/network; fix sampling period and rate; export flamegraphs and hotspot lists.
- Repro experiments: provide scripts and params; results must reproduce under the same env.lock and container digest.
VII. Reproducibility & Sensitivity Analysis
- Locks: pin containers@digest, deps_lock, kernel & driver versions.
- Randomness: fix seed and record framework (e.g., MKL/OMP) thread affinity policies.
- Sensitivity: change one factor (CPU SKU/power cap/cache policy), measure Δ, report with CI_95, and annotate on the leaderboard.
VIII. Metrology & Units (SI)
- Mandatory: metrology:{units:"SI", check_dim:true}; use SI for performance/power/energy/volume/network; normalize units first before composing.
- Path quantities: if environment or metrology involves T_arr, register delta_form/path/measure and validate using either equivalence.
IX. Machine-Readable Fragment (Drop-in)
env:
hardware:
cpu: "AmdEPYC-32c@2.8GHz"
mem_gb: 128
gpu: "A100-40GB:x1"
storage: {type:"nvme", iops:">=200k", size_gb:1000}
network: {nic_gbps: 25}
power_meter: {make:"yokogawa", sample_hz:1}
os: "ubuntu-22.04"
kernel: "linux-6.8"
containers: ["ghcr.io/eift/runner@sha256:abcdef..."]
deps_lock: "env.lock"
process: {pin_core:true, numa_aware:true, threads:{workers:16, threads_per_worker:2}}
limits: {concurrency:128, rate_limit_qps:1000, memory_gb:64}
caching: {enabled:true, policy:"warm"}
power_policy: {idle_w:80, cap_w:300}
reporting:
perf: ["QPS","latency_ms.p99","ρ"]
power: ["P_avg","E_per_req"]
window: "1m"
metrology: {units:"SI", check_dim:true}
X. Lint Rules (Excerpt, Normative)
lint_rules:
- id: ENV.CONTAINER_DIGEST
when: "$.env.containers[*]"
assert: "matches('^.+@sha256:[0-9a-f]{64}$')"
level: error
- id: ENV.DEPS_LOCK_PRESENT
when: "$.env.deps_lock"
assert: "value != null"
level: error
- id: ENV.LIMITS_DEFINED
when: "$.env.limits"
assert: "has_keys(concurrency, rate_limit_qps, memory_gb)"
level: error
- id: POWER.METER_DEFINED
when: "$.env.hardware.power_meter"
assert: "has_keys(make, sample_hz)"
level: error
- id: REPORT.WINDOW_ALLOWED
when: "$.reporting.window"
assert: "value in ['1m','5m','15m']"
level: error
- id: METROLOGY.SI_AND_CHECKDIM
when: "$.metrology"
assert: "units == 'SI' and check_dim == true"
level: error
XI. Cross-Reference Anchors
- Scheduling & resources: EFT.WP.Data.Pipeline v1.0, Ch.10/13.
- Online windows & monitoring: EFT.WP.Data.Pipeline v1.0, Ch.12.
- Evaluation protocol: EFT.WP.Data.ModelCards v1.0, Ch.11.
- Metric system & units: this volume, Ch.6; unit & dimension checks: EFT.WP.Core.Metrology v1.0:check_dim.
XII. Chapter Compliance Checklist
- Environment is locked: container @digest, deps_lock, kernel/driver versions, threads & affinity are explicit.
- Concurrency/rate/quotas consistent and non-conflicting with protocol; throttling and cooldown documented.
- Performance & power metrology use SI; QPS/T_inf/ρ/P_avg/E_per_req are complete; composites pass check_dim.
- Load/profiling artifacts (curves, flamegraphs, hotspot lists) exported; sensitivity analyses report Δ±CI_95.
- If T_arr appears, delta_form/path/measure registered and validated.
- Export manifest lists environment & metrology reports with sha256, satisfying release & reproducibility gates.
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