content / browser / scheduler / responsiveness / calculator.h [blame]

// Copyright 2018 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#ifndef CONTENT_BROWSER_SCHEDULER_RESPONSIVENESS_CALCULATOR_H_
#define CONTENT_BROWSER_SCHEDULER_RESPONSIVENESS_CALCULATOR_H_

#include <memory>
#include <set>
#include <vector>

#include "base/synchronization/lock.h"
#include "base/time/time.h"
#include "build/build_config.h"
#include "content/common/content_export.h"
#include "content/public/browser/responsiveness_calculator_delegate.h"

#if BUILDFLAG(IS_ANDROID)
#include "base/android/application_status_listener.h"
#endif

namespace content {
namespace responsiveness {

// This class receives execution latency on events and tasks, and uses that to
// estimate responsiveness.
//
// All members are UI-thread affine, with the exception of |*_on_io_thread_|
// which are protected by |io_thread_lock_|.
class CONTENT_EXPORT Calculator {
 public:
  explicit Calculator(
      std::unique_ptr<ResponsivenessCalculatorDelegate> delegate);

  Calculator(const Calculator&) = delete;
  Calculator& operator=(const Calculator&) = delete;

  virtual ~Calculator();

  // Must be called from the UI thread.
  // virtual for testing.
  // Assumes that |execution_finish_time| is the current time.
  // The implementation will gracefully handle successive calls with unordered
  // |queue_time|s.
  virtual void TaskOrEventFinishedOnUIThread(
      base::TimeTicks queue_time,
      base::TimeTicks execution_start_time,
      base::TimeTicks execution_finish_time);

  // Must be called from the IO thread.
  // virtual for testing.
  // The implementation will gracefully handle successive calls with unordered
  // |queue_time|s.
  virtual void TaskOrEventFinishedOnIOThread(
      base::TimeTicks queue_time,
      base::TimeTicks execution_start_time,
      base::TimeTicks execution_finish_time);

  // Must be invoked once-and-only-once, after the first time the
  // MainMessageLoopRun() reaches idle (i.e. done running all tasks queued
  // during startup). This will be used as a signal for the true end of
  // "startup" and the beginning of recording
  // Browser.MainThreadsCongestion.
  void OnFirstIdle();

  // Each congested task/event is fully defined by |start_time| and |end_time|.
  // Note that |duration| = |end_time| - |start_time|.
  struct Congestion {
    Congestion(base::TimeTicks start_time, base::TimeTicks end_time);

    base::TimeTicks start_time;
    base::TimeTicks end_time;
  };

  // Types of congestion recorded by this Calculator. Public for testing.
  enum class CongestionType {
    kExecutionOnly,
    kQueueAndExecution,
  };

  // Stages of startup used by this Calculator. Stages are defined in
  // chronological order, some can be skipped. Public for
  // testing.
  enum class StartupStage {
    // Monitoring the first interval.
    kFirstInterval,
    // First interval completed but it didn't capture OnFirstIdle().
    kFirstIntervalDoneWithoutFirstIdle,
    // Monitoring the first interval after OnFirstIdle().
    kFirstIntervalAfterFirstIdle,
    // All intervals after kFirstIntervalAfterFirstIdle.
    kPeriodic
  };

 protected:
  // Emits an UMA metric for responsiveness of a single measurement interval.
  // Exposed for testing.
  virtual void EmitResponsiveness(CongestionType congestion_type,
                                  size_t num_congested_slices,
                                  StartupStage startup_stage);

  // Emits trace events for responsiveness metric. A trace event is emitted for
  // the whole duration of the metric interval and sub events are emitted for
  // the specific congested slices.
  // Exposed for testing.
  void EmitResponsivenessTraceEvents(CongestionType congestion_type,
                                     base::TimeTicks start_time,
                                     base::TimeTicks end_time,
                                     const std::set<int>& congested_slices);

  // Exposed for testing.
  virtual void EmitCongestedIntervalsMeasurementTraceEvent(
      base::TimeTicks start_time,
      base::TimeTicks end_time,
      size_t amount_of_slices);

  // Exposed for testing.
  virtual void EmitCongestedIntervalTraceEvent(base::TimeTicks start_time,
                                               base::TimeTicks end_time);

  // Exposed for testing.
  base::TimeTicks GetLastCalculationTime();

 private:
  using CongestionList = std::vector<Congestion>;

  // If sufficient time has passed since the last calculation, then calculate
  // responsiveness again and update |last_calculation_time_|.
  //
  // We only trigger this from the UI thread since triggering it from the IO
  // thread would require us to grab the lock, which could cause contention. We
  // only need this to trigger every 30s or so, and we generally expect there to
  // be some activity on the UI thread if Chrome is actually in use.
  void CalculateResponsivenessIfNecessary(base::TimeTicks current_time);

  // Responsiveness is calculated by:
  //   1) Discretizing time into small intervals.
  //   2) In each interval, looking to see if there is a Congestion. If so, the
  //   interval is marked as |congested|.
  //   3) Computing the percentage of intervals that are congested.
  //
  // This method intentionally takes a std::vector<CongestionList>, as we may
  // want to extend it in the future to take CongestionLists from other
  // threads/processes.
  void CalculateResponsiveness(
      CongestionType congestion_type,
      std::vector<CongestionList> congestions_from_multiple_threads,
      base::TimeTicks start_time,
      base::TimeTicks end_time);

  // Accessors for |execution_congestion_on_ui_thread_| and
  // ||congestion_on_ui_thread_|. Must be called from the UI
  // thread.
  CongestionList& GetExecutionCongestionOnUIThread();
  CongestionList& GetCongestionOnUIThread();

#if BUILDFLAG(IS_ANDROID)
  // Callback invoked when the application state changes.
  void OnApplicationStateChanged(base::android::ApplicationState state);
#endif

  // This helper method:
  //   1) Removes all Congestions with Congestion.end_time < |end_time| from
  //   |congestions|. 2) Returns all Congestions with Congestion.start_time <
  //   |end_time|.
  static CongestionList TakeCongestionsOlderThanTime(
      CongestionList* congestions,
      base::TimeTicks end_time);

  // Congestion from tasks/events with a long execution time on the UI thread.
  // Should only be accessed via the accessor, which checks that the caller is
  // on the UI thread.
  CongestionList execution_congestion_on_ui_thread_;

  // Congestion from tasks/events with a long queueing + execution time on the
  // UI thread. Should only be accessed via the accessor, which checks that the
  // caller is on the UI thread.
  CongestionList congestion_on_ui_thread_;

#if BUILDFLAG(IS_ANDROID)
  // Stores the current visibility state of the application. Accessed only on
  // the UI thread.
  bool is_application_visible_ = false;
#endif

  StartupStage startup_stage_ = StartupStage::kFirstInterval;
  bool past_first_idle_ = false;

  // We expect there to be low contention and this lock to cause minimal
  // overhead. If performance of this lock proves to be a problem, we can move
  // to a lock-free data structure.
  base::Lock io_thread_lock_;

  // Congestion from tasks/events with a long execution time on the IO thread.
  CongestionList execution_congestion_on_io_thread_ GUARDED_BY(io_thread_lock_);

  // Congestion from tasks/events with a long queueing + execution time on the
  // IO thread.
  CongestionList congestion_on_io_thread_ GUARDED_BY(io_thread_lock_);

  // The last time at which metrics were emitted. All congestions older than
  // this time have been consumed. Newer congestions are still in their
  // CongestionLists waiting to be consumed.
  base::TimeTicks last_calculation_time_;

  // This class keeps track of the time at which any activity occurred on the UI
  // thread. If a sufficiently long period of time passes without any activity,
  // then it's assumed that the process was suspended. In this case, we should
  // not emit any responsiveness metrics.
  //
  // Note that the process may be suspended while a task or event is being
  // executed, so a very long execution time should be treated similarly.
  base::TimeTicks most_recent_activity_time_;

  // Used to record embedder-specific responsiveness metrics.
  std::unique_ptr<ResponsivenessCalculatorDelegate> delegate_;

#if BUILDFLAG(IS_ANDROID)
  // Listener for changes in application state, unregisters itself when
  // destroyed.
  const std::unique_ptr<base::android::ApplicationStatusListener>
      application_status_listener_;
#endif
};

}  // namespace responsiveness
}  // namespace content

#endif  // CONTENT_BROWSER_SCHEDULER_RESPONSIVENESS_CALCULATOR_H_