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This PR corrects claims the site makes about celeris that are not true:

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  • src/content/docs/engines.md:441 and src/content/docs/observability.md:133: the Throughput row now says it is always 0, deprecated in v1.6.0, removed in v2.0.0, and to derive a rate from RequestCount.

  • src/content/docs/engines.md:463 and src/content/docs/performance.md:635: the examples compute rps from two RequestCount samples instead of printing m.Throughput.

  • src/content/docs/performance.md:627: the prose no longer lists Throughput as a counter.

  • src/pages/index.astro:75: the "SIMD parser" card becomes "Hardened zero-copy parser".

    • It claims only what the HTTP/1.1 parser does: its header and body slices alias the bytes it parses instead of copying them.
    • It does not claim that every request is parsed in place in the read buffer. epoll and io_uring serve a request that spans reads, has a chunked body, or runs on an async handler from a per-connection buffer (celeris internal/conn/h1.go, bodyBuf and the H1 buffer; asyncInBuf).
    • It keeps the smuggling and rapid-reset hardening, which exists in celeris: the protocol/h1 framing checks, and the protocol/h2/stream CVE-2023-44487 mitigation.
  • src/content/docs/engines.md:104, CELERIS_MAX_IOURING_TIER: at none, Adaptive neither starts on io_uring nor switches to it. This matches the README row in fix(adaptive): treat io_uring capped to none as not viable; correct stale io_uring env docs (celeris#679) celeris#694.

  • src/content/docs/engines.md:105, CELERIS_IOURING_SEND_ZC: an unrecognized value is logged as a warning only where the startup probe finds SEND_ZC working. Elsewhere the variable has no effect. celeris reads it only inside if profile.SendZC (engine/iouring/engine.go), and resolveSendZCPolicy ignores it when the functional probe failed.

  • celeris#673 (commit 15a75d2). Every change below matches celeris#692's head 5a05c2e and the measurement above.

    • src/content/docs/graceful-shutdown.md:
      • The paragraph after the first example now says StartWithContext returns only after the engine has stopped and the cancel's Shutdown, hooks included, has returned. It quotes the new StartWithContext and OnShutdown godoc verbatim. This replaces the "is not awaited by the return" note.
      • The intro and both entry-point tables are updated.
      • The Shutdown sequence gains the listen-context step and says which engines Shutdown waits for.
      • "Shutting down programmatically", the shared-budget note, the Drain hooks intro, the socket-handoff step 4 and the FAQ follow the sequence.
      • The hook rules and pitfalls add "never wait for StartWithContext inside a hook".
      • The Start() note now says that since v1.6.0 (celeris#595) Shutdown stops a server started with Start().
    • core-concepts.md, getting-started.md and testing.md: no unconditional "drains, then fires hooks"; StartWithContext returns after the hooks.
    • deployment.md: a readiness flip in an OnShutdown hook happens before the drain only on epoll and io_uring. To cover every engine, flip readiness in your SIGTERM handler.
  • celeris#692 as merged (commit 155de88). After 5a05c2e, #692 gained a20af40: when a cancel has already started a shutdown, a direct Shutdown no longer runs a second one. It waits for that one, hooks included, and returns its result, or its own ctx's error if ctx is done first (the new Shutdown godoc paragraph; StartWithContext and OnShutdown godoc are unchanged at fee0d1c). That made one statement false: "Config.ShutdownTimeout is not consulted on this path", because the joined shutdown keeps the watcher's ShutdownTimeout deadline and the caller's ctx only bounds its wait.

    • src/content/docs/graceful-shutdown.md: "Shutting down programmatically" scopes that statement to a call that is what shuts the server down, and quotes the new godoc paragraph for the joined case. The paragraph after the first example, the Shutdown(ctx) row of the entry-point table and the FAQ's default-timeout answer say the same.

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Text-only edits, now to nine files. Each step below was run in two places:

  • by the build CI job on the latest head, 141386b (155de88 merged with docs main ae6b949): CI run 36333463009, job 108659726814, green (Coverage run 36333463060 and CodeQL are green too)
  • locally on 141386b with bun 1.3.14. bun.lock was unchanged, and the numbers were the same.

Earlier heads were green too: 15a75d2 in run 36258447135 (job 108449559211), 7e0ca44 in run 36255017710 (job 108440038940), and 30d1c2d in run 36241857974 (job 108403759351).

  • bun install --frozen-lockfile
  • bun run validate: 9 cells examined, 0 validation errors, 0 warnings
  • bun run build: "Complete!", pagefind indexed 28 pages
  • bun run check: 0 errors, 0 warnings, 12 hints
  • bun test: 22 pass, 0 fail
  • Looked at the affected pages locally. Not done: this PR changes only text.

Refs goceleris/celeris#653, goceleris/celeris#424, goceleris/celeris#679, goceleris/celeris#673. Merge after goceleris/celeris#692, #694, #695 and #697, which make the text true on celeris main.

… (celeris#653, celeris#424)

- engines.md, observability.md: the Throughput row said "recent
  requests-per-second rate". No engine has ever set the field, so it
  always reads 0. It is deprecated in celeris v1.6.0 (goceleris/celeris#695)
  and removed in v2.0.0 (#651).
- engines.md, performance.md: the examples that printed m.Throughput as
  "rps" now derive the rate from two RequestCount samples.
- index.astro: the "SIMD parser" card advertised SSE2/NEON parsing with a
  SWAR fallback. The only SIMD routine had no caller since celeris 96581bc
  and is deleted by goceleris/celeris#697. The card now describes the
  zero-copy parse and keeps the smuggling / rapid-reset hardening, which
  exists (protocol/h1 framing checks; protocol/h2/stream CVE-2023-44487
  mitigation).
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… and parser claims (celeris#679, celeris#424)

- engines.md, CELERIS_MAX_IOURING_TIER: at `none` Adaptive neither starts
  on io_uring nor switches to it (goceleris/celeris#694, celeris#679),
  as the celeris README row now says.
- engines.md, CELERIS_IOURING_SEND_ZC: an unrecognized value is logged
  only where the startup probe finds SEND_ZC working; elsewhere the
  variable has no effect (engine/iouring/engine.go reads it only inside
  `if profile.SendZC`, and resolveSendZCPolicy ignores it when the
  functional probe failed).
- index.astro, the parser card: claim what the HTTP/1.1 parser does (its
  slices alias the bytes it parses), not that every request is parsed in
  place in the read buffer. epoll and io_uring serve a request that spans
  reads, has a chunked body, or runs on an async handler from a
  per-connection buffer.
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  • Documentation
    • Clarified graceful-shutdown behavior, including how request draining, shutdown hooks, timeouts, and engine types affect when shutdown completes.
    • Updated readiness and Kubernetes rollout guidance to explain when to mark the service unready during shutdown.
    • Clarified engine-setting behavior and documented that throughput metrics always report zero and are deprecated; examples show how to calculate request rates from request counts.
    • Updated testing guidance for shutdown hooks and servers that have not started.
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    • Updated the parser feature description to highlight zero-copy parsing and HTTP request hardening.

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The documentation describes engine-specific graceful-shutdown timing, updates request-rate guidance to use RequestCount, clarifies io_uring setting behaviour, and changes the parser feature-card description.

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Shutdown behaviour

Layer / File(s) Summary
Shutdown lifecycle and guidance
src/content/docs/graceful-shutdown.md (lines 23–550), src/content/docs/core-concepts.md (lines 58–108), src/content/docs/getting-started.md (lines 191–214), src/content/docs/deployment.md (lines 567–616), src/content/docs/testing.md (lines 545–548)
The documentation describes when context-driven shutdown calls return, engine-specific request draining and hook timing, and related deployment and testing guidance.

Request-rate metrics

Layer / File(s) Summary
Request-rate calculation and Throughput status
src/content/docs/engines.md (lines 441–470), src/content/docs/observability.md (line 133), src/content/docs/performance.md (lines 627–645)
The documentation replaces Throughput-based rate guidance with calculations using RequestCount samples. It states that Throughput is always zero and documents its deprecation and planned removal.

Engine settings

Layer / File(s) Summary
io_uring setting behaviour
src/content/docs/engines.md (lines 104–105)
The documentation clarifies how the none tier setting affects Adaptive and when unrecognized send-zero-copy values produce a warning.

Parser feature card

Layer / File(s) Summary
Parser feature-card description
src/pages/index.astro (line 75)
The feature card describes aliased header and body slices and names request-smuggling and HTTP/2 rapid-reset hardening.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 14138

Shutdown guidance still gives operators an inaccurate picture of engine-specific hook timing and suggests requests always finish before shutdown returns. Correct these statements before merging to prevent unexpected in-flight request termination during shutdown.

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Changed systems: src

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  • observed — Modified behavior in src/content/docs/core-concepts.md: The StartWithContext table entry now says it returns after cancellation-triggered graceful shutdown, including OnShutdown hooks, has finished; engine errors remain an alternative termination condition.
  • observed — Modified behavior in src/content/docs/core-concepts.md: The shutdown description now says std and adaptive wait for in-flight requests before running hooks, while epoll and io_uring drain as the listen context is cancelled and hooks do not wait for that drain. It also states that StartWithContext returns only after its timeout-bounded shutdown and hooks finish, so hooks must not wait for that return.
  • observed — Modified behavior in src/content/docs/core-concepts.md: The example comment now says StartWithContext returns after draining and OnShutdown hooks complete.
  • observed — Modified behavior in src/content/docs/deployment.md: The comment now says the readiness hook flips readiness when Shutdown runs its hooks, replacing the claim that it flips as soon as draining begins.
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… run vs the drain (celeris#673)

celeris#692 (celeris#673) makes a cancelled StartWithContext /
StartWithListenerAndContext return only after the Shutdown the cancel
triggers has finished, OnShutdown hooks included. graceful-shutdown.md
said the opposite ("is not awaited by the return"). It now quotes the
new StartWithContext and OnShutdown godoc, says a hook must not wait for
StartWithContext to return, and updates the entry-point tables, the
hook rules and the pitfalls. core-concepts.md and getting-started.md say
the same.

Every other page that ordered OnShutdown hooks after the drain, or
before it, was checked on Linux with a 500 ms request in flight when
the shutdown began. On std and adaptive the hook ran after the request
finished; on epoll and io_uring it ran at once, and a direct Shutdown
returned at once. So:
- graceful-shutdown.md: the Shutdown sequence gains the listen-context
  step and says which engines Shutdown waits for; the "Shutting down
  programmatically" paragraph, the Shutdown table row, the shared-budget
  note, the Drain hooks intro, the socket-handoff step 4 and the FAQ
  follow.
- core-concepts.md, getting-started.md, testing.md: no unconditional
  "drains, then fires hooks".
- deployment.md: the readiness flip in an OnShutdown hook happens
  before the drain only on epoll and io_uring; on std and adaptive it
  happens after in-flight requests finish, so flip it in the SIGTERM
  handler to cover every engine.
- The Start() note: since v1.6.0 (celeris#595) Shutdown cancels the
  listen context of every entry point, so it does stop a server started
  with Start().
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The per-engine statements this PR adds to the graceful-shutdown, core-concepts, getting-started, testing and deployment pages (OnShutdown hooks run at once on epoll/io_uring, and after in-flight requests on std/adaptive) match today's code. That behaviour is now tracked as a bug: goceleris/celeris#703. Server.Shutdown's godoc promises hooks run after the drain on every engine, and v1.6.0 is to fix it. When #703 merges, its docs change must turn these statements back into one engine-independent rule. Until then they stay as the accurate description of the current code.

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… a SIMD parser (celeris#424) (#697)

findHeaderEnd, the SSE2/NEON/generic header scan in protocol/h1, has had no production caller since 96581bc (#359), yet the README advertised a SIMD HTTP parser built on it, and #424 asked CI to exercise it.
Deletes protocol/h1/findheader{,_amd64,_arm64,_generic}.go and findheader_{amd64,arm64}.s (the only assembly in the repo), plus their five tests and two benchmarks. No hot-path change: the deleted code was unreachable from any request.
The README bullet becomes an accurate zero-copy HTTP/1.1 parser bullet, and protocol/h1/doc.go now says the slices alias the buffer passed to Parser.Reset (an engine read buffer or a per-connection buffer). The docs site copy is fixed in goceleris/docs#73.
Verified: a call-site census at 9f4d89b finds no caller, with positive controls finding the live parseHeaders call and the call #359 removed (96581bc~1 parser.go:93); a reintroduced call fails the build with undefined: findHeaderEnd.
go build and go vet pass for linux/amd64, linux/arm64, linux/386, linux/riscv64, darwin/amd64 and darwin/arm64; go test -v ./protocol/h1 gives 140 PASS, 0 FAIL, 0 SKIP; golangci-lint reports 0 issues; go mod tidy -diff is clean.
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[typographical] ~68-~68: Conjunctions like ‘and’ should not follow semicolons. Consider using a comma, or removing the conjunction.
Context: ...not run it, or your hooks, a second time; and a Shutdown your code calls after the ca...

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  • StartWithContext returns only after shutdown and OnShutdown hooks; its default timeout is 30 seconds (server.go:865-975). Epoll and io_uring Shutdown methods are no-ops, leaving draining to listen-context cancellation (engine/epoll/engine.go:208-217, engine/iouring/engine.go:452-463). This directly supports the PR’s engine-specific hook-timing documentation. [::goceleris/celeris::]
  • EngineMetrics.Throughput is documented and tested as always zero and deprecated, with RequestCount recommended for rate calculation (engine/engine.go:189-199, engine/throughput_deprecated_test.go:16-107). [::goceleris/celeris::]
  • The parser package explicitly guarantees zero-copy header/body slices aliasing the parser buffer (protocol/h1/doc.go:1-10). [::goceleris/celeris::]
  • The source confirms unrecognized CELERIS_MAX_IOURING_TIER values map to none (probe/probe.go:11-29) and unrecognized SEND_ZC values warn only after a functional probe (engine/iouring/probe.go:288-315). [::goceleris/celeris::]

goceleris/probatorium

  • The benchmark adapter pins a celeris pseudo-version and uses Start() plus a 10-second direct Shutdown on SIGTERM (servers/celeris/go.mod:5-8, servers/celeris/server.go:135-163), so the updated Start() shutdown guidance is relevant to benchmark processes. [::goceleris/probatorium::]
  • The refapp publishes both cumulative RequestCount and Throughput, but explicitly excludes the latter from parsing because all celeris engines leave it at zero; adaptive rates are reconstructed from counter deltas (validation/refapp/internal/debugvars/debugvars.go:349-353, 554-562, validation/checker/poll.go:83). [::goceleris/probatorium::]

goceleris/loadgen

  • Loadgen’s Result.ThroughputBPS is a separate client-side byte-throughput field (results.go:23-27); no consumer references celeris’s EngineMetrics.Throughput. [::goceleris/loadgen::]
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62-64: Duplicate: qualify the drain claim by engine.

In src/content/docs/graceful-shutdown.md, Lines 62–64 and 445–446 repeat the cross-engine drain claim already flagged at Line 26.

Also applies to: 445-446


153-154: Duplicate: correct the timeout scope in the table.

The StartWithContext rows still say ShutdownTimeout applies only to hooks. The prior review already flagged this at Lines 153–154.

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