feat: add CLIENT SETNAME to Valkey client for connection identification#1761
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Sets client_name="praisonai_persistence_client" on GlideClientConfiguration
so connections are identifiable in CLIENT LIST, Valkey Admin, and CloudWatch.
Naming convention: {project}_{purpose}_client
- praisonai = project
- persistence = purpose (state, knowledge, and session storage)
- _client = convention (matches Valkey Admin pattern)
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR introduces a module-level ChangesValkey Client Name Configuration
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This pull request introduces a default client name praisonai_persistence_client for the Valkey client configuration. The reviewer suggests allowing create_valkey_client to accept an optional client_name parameter so that different components (such as state, knowledge, or storage) can pass their own specific client names for better monitoring and debugging.
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| database_id=db, | ||
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While setting a default client name is a great step forward, using the same hardcoded "praisonai_persistence_client" across all components (such as ValkeyStateStore, ValkeyVectorKnowledgeStore, and ValkeyStorageAdapter) makes it difficult to distinguish which specific component is responsible for a given connection in CLIENT LIST or monitoring dashboards.
To fully leverage the {project}_{purpose}_client naming convention mentioned in the PR description, consider allowing create_valkey_client to accept an optional client_name parameter. This allows each component to pass its specific purpose (e.g., praisonai_state_client, praisonai_knowledge_client, praisonai_storage_client).
Example:
def create_valkey_client(
host: str = "localhost",
port: int = 6379,
password: Optional[str] = None,
db: int = 0,
client_name: str = _CLIENT_NAME,
):
...
config = GlideClientConfiguration(
addresses=addresses,
credentials=creds,
database_id=db,
client_name=client_name,
)
Greptile SummaryThis PR adds a
Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge; the change is a one-liner that adds an optional, well-documented configuration field with no side-effects beyond connection naming. The added client_name field is confirmed as an Optional[str] on BaseClientConfiguration in the official GLIDE Python docs, and its only effect is sending CLIENT SETNAME during the connection handshake. No logic, data handling, or error paths are touched. No files require special attention. Important Files Changed
Flowchart%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
A[App calls create_valkey_client] --> B[Build NodeAddress list]
B --> C{Password provided?}
C -- Yes --> D[Create ServerCredentials]
C -- No --> E[credentials = None]
D --> F[Build GlideClientConfiguration with client_name]
E --> F
F --> G[GlideClientSync.create config]
G --> H[Valkey sends CLIENT SETNAME on connect]
H --> I[Return GlideClientSync instance]
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Claude finished @MervinPraison's task —— View job Final Architecture Review - APPROVED ✅Phase 1: Architecture Review per AGENTS.md
Phase 2: Address Valid Issues
Phase 3: Final Verdict
Architecture Review FindingsProtocol-Driven Design: ✅ PASS
Backward Compatibility: ✅ PASS
Performance Impact: ✅ PASS
Scope Check: ✅ PASS
Implemented Improvements✅ Addressed Gemini's Valid Suggestion: Added
This enables operators to distinguish between different PraisonAI components in Files Modified
Final Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE AND MERGERationale:
This PR successfully adds CLIENT SETNAME functionality while enhancing component observability through distinct client names. Ready for merge. |
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Summary
Adds
CLIENT SETNAMEto the shared Valkey client factory so all PraisonAI connections to Valkey are identifiable in monitoring tools.Change
In
_valkey_client.py, addedclient_name="praisonai_persistence_client"to theGlideClientConfiguration. This sends aCLIENT SETNAMEcommand on connection, making PraisonAI connections visible in:CLIENT LISToutputNaming Convention
Pattern:
{project}_{purpose}_clientpraisonai= project namepersistence= purpose (covers state store, knowledge store, and session storage — all use this shared factory)_client= convention (matches Valkey Admin naming pattern:valkey_admin_metrics_standalone_client, etc.)Why This Matters
When multiple applications connect to the same Valkey server, operators need to identify which connection belongs to which application. Without
CLIENT SETNAME, PraisonAI connections appear anonymous inCLIENT LIST. This one-liner makes them identifiable.Summary by CodeRabbit