tt_dispatch_prefetch_command_count

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Name

Prometheus Metric Name

tt_dispatch_prefetch_command_count

Metric Path (tt-telemetry)

Schema:

{hostname}/tray{tray}/chip{chip}/cq{cq}/tt_dispatch_prefetch_command_count

Example path:

bh-glx-c09u02/tray1/chip2/cq0/tt_dispatch_prefetch_command_count

Description

The number of commands the prefetch core for this command queue (CQ) processed — that is, pulled from the host command queue and forwarded downstream — during the last telemetry collection interval. This is a throughput gauge for the front of the fast-dispatch pipeline (host → prefetch core → dispatch core → worker cores): how many dispatch commands are flowing in. It is a useful companion to tt_dispatch_program_count (the pipeline’s output rate) when reasoning about how efficiently incoming commands turn into launched programs.

This is a per-interval delta, not a monotonic total. The device-side counter is reset each time telemetry is read, so each sample reports only the commands processed since the previous collection cycle. Do not apply Prometheus rate()/increase() as you would to a cumulative counter.

A separate metric is emitted for every command queue the chip can support (cq0, cq1, …). CQs absent from a given read, and chips whose firmware bundle is below version 19.12.0, report the default value of 0.

Values

Type: Unsigned Integer

Units: None

Allowable values: A non-negative integer count of commands processed in the last interval. For example, 1024 means the prefetch core processed 1024 commands since the previous read.

Prometheus Labels

Label Name

Value

hostname

The host from which the metric was collected.

hall

The datacenter hall where the host is located. Sourced from the Factory System Descriptor (FSD).

aisle

The datacenter aisle where the host is located. Sourced from the Factory System Descriptor (FSD).

rack

The rack number where the host is located. Sourced from the Factory System Descriptor (FSD).

shelf_u

The shelf U position in the rack where the host is located. Sourced from the Factory System Descriptor (FSD).

tray

The tray (UBB) that the device is located on.

chip

The ASIC location within the tray.

cq

The hardware command queue index (0, 1, …).