Monitor
Monitor
Bases: Hook
Monitor hook for tracing module calls using MLflow.
This hook creates MLflow spans for each module call, enabling distributed tracing and observability of your synalinks programs.
You can enable monitoring for every module by using
synalinks.enable_observability() at the beginning of your scripts.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
tracking_uri
|
str
|
MLflow tracking server URI. If None, uses the
value from |
None
|
experiment_name
|
str
|
Name of the MLflow experiment for tracing.
If None, uses the value from |
None
|
Example:
import synalinks
# Basic usage - uses local MLflow storage
synalinks.enable_observability()
# With custom MLflow tracking server
synalinks.enable_observability(
tracking_uri="http://localhost:5000",
experiment_name="my_traces"
)
# Or create a Monitor hook directly with custom settings
monitor = synalinks.hooks.Monitor(
tracking_uri="http://localhost:5000",
experiment_name="my_experiment"
)
Source code in synalinks/src/hooks/monitor.py
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__del__()
End the spans this monitor opened and never closed.
Only its own: the registry is shared by every monitor in the process
(a child span finds its parent there), so clearing it all would end
the in-flight spans of any other live monitor whenever this one
happens to be garbage-collected. The calls this monitor opened and
has not ended yet are exactly the keys of call_start_times.
Source code in synalinks/src/hooks/monitor.py
on_call_begin(call_id, parent_call_id=None, inputs=None, kwargs=None)
Called when a module call begins.
Source code in synalinks/src/hooks/monitor.py
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on_call_end(call_id, parent_call_id=None, outputs=None, exception=None)
Called when a module call ends.
Source code in synalinks/src/hooks/monitor.py
Span
Bases: DataModel
Data model representing a span for module call tracing.
Source code in synalinks/src/hooks/monitor.py
trace_context
Attach a user, a session and free-form metadata to the MLflow traces created inside the block.
MLflow groups traces by user and by chat session (a multi-turn
conversation) through two reserved metadata keys, mlflow.trace.user
and mlflow.trace.session, which lets you inspect what happened at each
turn of a conversation in the MLflow UI. The Monitor hook creates its
spans outside of MLflow's fluent context (nested module calls are linked
explicitly), so mlflow.update_current_trace() cannot see them. This
context manager is the Synalinks way to set that metadata: every trace
started inside the block carries the user, session, tags and metadata
given here.
The state lives in a contextvars.ContextVar, so it is copied into the
concurrent tasks spawned inside the block and it is safe to use per
request in an async server: concurrent requests each see their own value.
Nested blocks merge with the enclosing one, the innermost value winning.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
user_id
|
str
|
Optional. The user the traces belong to. |
None
|
session_id
|
str
|
Optional. The chat session (conversation) the traces belong to. |
None
|
metadata
|
dict
|
Optional. Extra trace metadata (immutable once the trace is logged). |
None
|
tags
|
dict
|
Optional. Extra trace tags (editable afterwards in the MLflow UI). |
None
|
Example:
import synalinks
synalinks.enable_observability()
# ... build your program ...
with synalinks.trace_context(user_id="user-123", session_id="session-123"):
result = await program(inputs)
In a FastAPI/FastMCP server, wrap each request handler so that the user and session ids coming from the client end up on the traces:
@app.post("/chat")
async def chat(request: ChatRequest):
with synalinks.trace_context(
user_id=request.user_id, session_id=request.session_id
):
return await program(request.messages)
Source code in synalinks/src/hooks/monitor.py
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current_trace_context()
Returns the {"metadata": ..., "tags": ...} set by the innermost
active trace_context, or None when no trace context is active.
root_trace_ids_since(mark)
Returns the ids of the root traces (top-level, non-symbolic module
calls) started since mark, in call order.
The order is the order in which the calls began, which is the order of
the inputs when a batch is run through asyncio.gather (the trainer's
predict_on_batch). callbacks.Monitor uses this to attach each
sample's reward to its trace.