
Worked on the apache/doris repository to enhance the reliability and observability of workload metrics in the executor path. Developed a real elapsed time-based metrics refresh mechanism using C++ that replaced the previous fixed-interval approach, ensuring CPU and IO rates accurately reflect actual workload even during delays or configuration changes. Introduced a division-by-zero safeguard for sub-second refresh intervals to prevent misleading metric values, and created unit tests to validate the new timing logic and edge cases. This work improved the accuracy of performance dashboards and supported more effective capacity planning, demonstrating a focus on performance optimization and robust engineering practices.
May 2026 monthly summary for apache/doris focused on improving metrics reliability and observability in the executor path. Delivered Real Elapsed Time-Based Workload Metrics Refresh to ensure per-second CPU and IO rates reflect actual workload, even under delays or runtime config changes. Implemented with a real monotonic time delta between refreshes, replacing the previous fixed-interval calculation. Added a division-by-zero guard for sub-second refresh intervals and accompanying unit tests. This work enhances data accuracy, supports capacity planning, SLA monitoring, and more reliable dashboards.
May 2026 monthly summary for apache/doris focused on improving metrics reliability and observability in the executor path. Delivered Real Elapsed Time-Based Workload Metrics Refresh to ensure per-second CPU and IO rates reflect actual workload, even under delays or runtime config changes. Implemented with a real monotonic time delta between refreshes, replacing the previous fixed-interval calculation. Added a division-by-zero guard for sub-second refresh intervals and accompanying unit tests. This work enhances data accuracy, supports capacity planning, SLA monitoring, and more reliable dashboards.

Overview of all repositories you've contributed to across your timeline