fix(groq): record token usage and duration metrics for streaming responses - #4439
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGroq instrumentation now records token usage and duration metrics after synchronous and asynchronous streaming responses are consumed. Stream failures record duration with error attributes, while the original exception continues to propagate. Tests check metric attributes, values, model fallback, disabled metrics, and failure handling. ChangesGroq streaming metrics
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Groq streaming calls now record token usage and duration metrics, including duration on stream failures. Telemetry errors do not replace application errors. No merge-blocking issue remains in the supplied evidence. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Streaming calls gain usage and duration metrics without a new public entrypoint or identified security issue. The main remaining uncertainty is how metrics should behave when a consumer stops a stream early. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Around line 205-229: Update the streaming response metrics flow around
streaming_metrics_attributes and usage handling to retain the first non-empty
model reported by response chunks, using the requested model only when no chunk
model is available, and extract x_groq.usage before the early return for chunks
with choices=[] so final usage-only chunks are recorded. Add coverage for both
model selection and usage extraction from an empty final chunk.
In `@packages/opentelemetry-instrumentation-groq/tests/conftest.py`:
- Around line 128-131: Update the autouse environment fixture to accept pytest’s
monkeypatch fixture and use monkeypatch.setenv when providing the fallback
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128-131: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRestore
GROQ_API_KEYafter each test.This fixture leaves the fallback key in
os.environ. Later tests can observe"api-key"even when they did not request it. Usemonkeypatch.setenv()so pytest restores the original environment after the test.Proposed fix
`@pytest.fixture`(autouse=True) -def environment(): +def environment(monkeypatch): if not os.environ.get("GROQ_API_KEY"): - os.environ["GROQ_API_KEY"] = "api-key" + monkeypatch.setenv("GROQ_API_KEY", "api-key")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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`@packages/opentelemetry-instrumentation-groq/opentelemetry/instrumentation/groq/__init__.py`:
- Around line 205-229: Update the streaming response metrics flow around
streaming_metrics_attributes and usage handling to retain the first non-empty
model reported by response chunks, using the requested model only when no chunk
model is available, and extract x_groq.usage before the early return for chunks
with choices=[] so final usage-only chunks are recorded. Add coverage for both
model selection and usage extraction from an empty final chunk.
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Hi maintainers! Just a friendly ping — the CI workflows on this PR have been |
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| _record_streaming_metrics(usage, token_histogram, duration_histogram, start_time, llm_model) |
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[P2] Record duration when stream iteration fails. This call is only reached from the try block's else, so if Groq yields one or more chunks and then raises, the exception path marks the span as failed and re-raises but emits no operation-duration data point. Streaming failures therefore disappear from the duration metric, unlike failures before stream creation in _wrap / _awrap, which record duration with error_metrics_attributes(e). A regression using a generator that yields once and then raises RuntimeError currently leaves the duration metric absent. Please record duration with error attributes in both the sync and async exception paths before re-raising.
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Thanks -- confirmed this [P2] is now fully addressed and tested. _record_error_duration is guarded with @dont_throw, so a failing record() is logged instead of replacing the caller's original exception, and the two new TestTelemetryFailureDoesNotMaskCallerError cases (sync + async) prove the real stream error still propagates even when the histogram raises. That was exactly the masking risk raised here, so LGTM from my side.
Addresses reviewer feedback: a stream that yields chunks and then raises now emits an operation-duration data point with error attributes in both the sync and async stream processors, matching the error-path behavior in _wrap/_awrap.
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Hi @RichardoMrMu! Friendly follow-up on this one. Your [P2] comment from Aug 29 (record duration when stream iteration fails) is addressed in |
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@doronkopit5 — since you've been working through the openllmetry queue this week: this one has been waiting since Aug 29. The [P2] review comment from @RichardoMrMu is addressed in |
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Thanks for this, the approach is right and nicely minimal. I checked it end-to-end against the existing test_chat_streaming_legacy cassette, and a real Stream now records duration plus input=18 / output=73 tokens. A few inline comments below, plus two tests I'd like to see before merging:
1. End-to-end regression test through the instrumentor. The bug in #4419 was that _wrap/_awrap never passed the histograms to the stream processors. The new tests call _create_stream_processor directly with histograms they build themselves, so they would all still pass if that wiring broke again. Please add a test that goes through instrument_legacy and checks the reader metrics (token usage 18/73 plus a duration point). The simplest way is to add the reader fixture to the existing test_chat_streaming_legacy in tests/traces/test_chat_tracing.py, which reuses its cassette with no re-recording.
2. Streaming vs. non-streaming attribute parity. Please add a test asserting that gen_ai.client.token.usage data points from a streaming call have the same attribute keys as the ones from a non-streaming call (for example, add reader to test_chat_streaming_legacy and test_chat_legacy and compare the keys). Right now they differ; see the inline comment on _record_streaming_metrics.
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The streaming token-usage points have a different attribute set from the non-streaming ones. Non-streaming (span_utils.py set_model_response_attributes) records gen_ai.provider.name, gen_ai.operation.name, gen_ai.request.model, gen_ai.response.model and gen_ai.token.type. Here we only get provider + response model + token type. So any dashboard or query that groups or filters token usage by gen_ai.operation.name or gen_ai.request.model will silently leave out streaming calls, and semconv marks gen_ai.operation.name as required on this metric.
Could you add the two missing attributes to the token points only? The duration attributes already match the non-streaming path, so they can stay as they are:
token_attributes = {
**metric_attributes,
GenAIAttributes.GEN_AI_OPERATION_NAME: GenAIAttributes.GenAiOperationNameValues.CHAT.value,
GenAIAttributes.GEN_AI_REQUEST_MODEL: llm_model,
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Could this be decorated with @dont_throw (from utils)? It runs in the generator's else: block, so if it ever raised, the exception would reach the user's for loop after they had already consumed the whole stream. The risk is low, but every other telemetry helper in this package is guarded so that instrumentation can never break the caller.
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| GenAIAttributes.GEN_AI_PROVIDER_NAME: GenAIAttributes.GenAiProviderNameValues.GROQ.value, | ||
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Nit: this sets gen_ai.response.model from the request model kwarg. Streaming chunks carry chunk.model, which is what the server actually returned, and that's what the non-streaming path uses (response.get("model")). The two are usually the same, but if it's easy, keeping the last chunk.model seen in the processor loop and passing it here would be more accurate. Otherwise the request model can go on gen_ai.request.model (see the other comment).
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Nit: this error-path duration block now appears four times (here, in the async processor, and in _wrap/_awrap). A small helper such as _record_error_duration(duration_histogram, start_time, exception) would keep the four copies from drifting apart.
Addresses reviewer feedback on traceloop#4439 (4 inline comments + 2 requested tests). Attribute parity: streaming token points only carried provider + response model + token type, while the non-streaming path in span_utils also records gen_ai.operation.name and gen_ai.request.model. semconv marks operation.name required on this metric, and any dashboard grouping or filtering by operation or request model silently left out streaming calls. The two missing keys are now added to the token points; duration points keep the attribute set they already shared with the non-streaming path. Response model: gen_ai.response.model was populated from the request kwargs. The processors now keep the last model reported on the chunks and fall back to the requested model when the chunks carry none, matching how the non-streaming path reads response.model. The duplicated error-duration block (four copies: both stream processors and _wrap/_awrap) moves into _record_error_duration, and _record_streaming_metrics is guarded with @dont_throw since it runs in the generator else block, where a raise would reach the caller for loop after they had consumed the whole stream. Dropping the now-dead end_time assignments surfaces ruff F841. Tests: test_chat_streaming_legacy and test_chat_legacy now go through instrument_legacy and assert on the reader metrics, so a regression in the _wrap histogram wiring (the actual traceloop#4419 bug) fails the test instead of being masked by processors the test builds itself. Both assert the same expected attribute-key set, which pins streaming/non-streaming parity. Unit tests cover chunk.model precedence, the request-model fallback, and the exception guard.
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- Around line 207-210: Guard `_record_error_duration` against exceptions raised
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`_record_streaming_metrics`, so both stream processors preserve and re-raise the
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_record_error_duration runs inside the except block of both stream processors, so if duration_histogram.record() raised, that new exception would replace the one the caller actually hit - they would see a telemetry failure instead of their own stream error. Guard it with @dont_throw, the same way _record_streaming_metrics and error_metrics_attributes are guarded. Adds a regression test for each processor: a histogram whose record() raises must not change which exception escapes, asserted with pytest.raises on the original message.
Groq sends the token usage payload on a trailing chunk that can carry no choices at all. _process_streaming_chunk returned before it read x_groq.usage, so that chunk contributed nothing and the streaming token histograms stayed empty even though the usage was sitting right there. Read usage before the empty-choices guard and hand it back instead of None. The metric-recording work this branch originally carried has since landed upstream in traceloop#4439, so the branch is rebased onto upstream/main and now holds only the guard fix and its regression test.
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Fixes #4419 — streaming Groq calls recorded no
gen_ai.client.token.usageorgen_ai.client.operation.durationmetrics. The metric block in
_wrap/_awrapwas only reached for non-streaming responses.How
_create_stream_processor/_create_async_stream_processornow receivetoken_histogram,duration_histogram,start_time, andllm_model._record_streaming_metricshelper records duration (always) and token usage (input/output, fromchunk.x_groq.usageon the final chunk) once the stream is fully drained.streaming_metrics_attributesinutils.pyfor streaming metric attributes (no full response object existsin the streaming path).
tests/traces/conftest.pyup totests/conftest.pyso the newtests/metrics/suite can reuse the existingfixtures (as suggested in the issue).
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tests/metrics/test_groq_streaming_metrics.py(5 tests, mock-based — no network/cassettes):TRACELOOP_METRICS_ENABLED=false) skips recordingstreaming_metrics_attributesunit test130 passedin the groq package;ruff checkandruff formatclean.platform showing the change.
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