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PR Review: chore: fix serverless config

Todo List:

  • Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
  • Analyze changes in examples/counter-serverless/scripts/connect.ts
  • Analyze changes in packages/next-js/src/mod.ts
  • Analyze changes in packages/rivetkit/src/registry/mod.ts
  • Provide comprehensive review feedback
  • Complete review

Review Feedback

I've analyzed all three files and their changes. Overall, these are reasonable configuration fixes for serverless environments. Here's my detailed feedback:

Code Quality & Best Practices

Positive aspects:

  • Changes follow consistent patterns and are well-scoped
  • No unnecessary complexity introduced
  • Proper use of fallback values with ?? operator

Areas for improvement:

  • Missing PR description: Consider adding a description explaining the rationale for these configuration changes
  • Magic numbers: Some hardcoded values could benefit from named constants

⚠️ Potential Issues

  1. examples/counter-serverless/scripts/connect.ts:7-19

    • Commented out event handling: The .connect() call and event listener are commented out, which might break event-driven functionality in this example
    • Commented out disposal: The counter.dispose() call is commented out, which could lead to resource leaks in production scenarios
    • Recommendation: Either remove these lines entirely or add comments explaining why they're disabled
  2. packages/rivetkit/src/registry/mod.ts:241-248

    • Breaking change: min_runners changed from 0 to 1 - this could impact cost optimization for low-traffic serverless deployments
    • Time unit inconsistency: request_lifespan changed from milliseconds (15 * 60_000) to seconds (15 * 60) - ensure this aligns with the API expectations
    • Slot reduction: slots_per_runner reduced from 10000 to 1000 - this could impact throughput capacity

🔧 Configuration Concerns

packages/next-js/src/mod.ts:14

  • Port fallback change: Changing from 8080 to 3000 aligns better with Next.js defaults, which is good for developer experience

packages/rivetkit/src/registry/mod.ts

  • Resource allocation: The slot reduction might be intentional for memory optimization, but should be documented
  • Cost implications: Setting min_runners to 1 instead of 0 means always having at least one runner active

🚀 Performance Considerations

  • Positive: Reduced slots per runner (1000 vs 10000) may improve memory usage and startup time
  • Concern: Reduced slots could create bottlenecks under high load - ensure this aligns with expected traffic patterns

🔒 Security

No security concerns identified in these changes.

🧪 Test Coverage

Missing: No test updates accompanying these configuration changes. Consider adding tests that verify:

  • Serverless configuration behavior with new defaults
  • Example script functionality with commented-out sections
  • Resource allocation limits work as expected

📝 Recommendations

  1. Add TODO resolution: The // TODO: 0 comment suggests min_runners should eventually be 0 - consider creating an issue to track this
  2. Documentation: Update any relevant documentation about default resource allocation
  3. Verification: Test the example script to ensure it still demonstrates the intended functionality
  4. Rollback plan: Document the rationale for these specific values in case rollback is needed

Summary

This PR makes sensible configuration adjustments for serverless environments, but some changes (especially resource limits and commented-out functionality) should be validated against intended behavior and documented for future reference.


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Claude reviewing PR: chore: fix serverless config

Todo List:

  • Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
  • Analyze changes in examples/counter-serverless/scripts/connect.ts
  • Analyze changes in packages/next-js/src/mod.ts
  • Analyze changes in packages/rivetkit/src/registry/mod.ts
  • Provide comprehensive review feedback
  • Complete review

Review Feedback

I've analyzed the three files changed in this PR. The changes appear to be serverless configuration adjustments and example script modifications. Here's my comprehensive review:

Code Quality & Best Practices

Positive aspects:

  • Changes are focused and consistent with serverless environment requirements
  • Clean, minimal modifications without introducing complexity
  • Proper use of fallback values and environment variables

⚠️ Potential Issues & Concerns

examples/counter-serverless/scripts/connect.ts:7-19

  1. Commented out functionality: The .connect() call and event listener are commented out:

    // Before: const counter = client.counter.getOrCreate().connect();
    // After:  const counter = client.counter.getOrCreate();
    // Before: counter.on("newCount", (count: number) => console.log("Event:", count));
    // After:  // counter.on("newCount", (count: number) => console.log("Event:", count));
    • Impact: This disables real-time event functionality in the example
    • Concern: Example may no longer demonstrate full capabilities of the counter actor
    • Recommendation: Either remove these lines entirely or add explanatory comments about why they're disabled in serverless context
  2. Missing cleanup:

    // Before: await counter.dispose();
    // After:  // await counter.dispose();
    • Issue: Could lead to resource leaks if the example is used as a template
    • Recommendation: Consider if disposal is needed for serverless environments

packages/next-js/src/mod.ts:14

  1. Port default change:
    // Before: `http://127.0.0.1:${process.env.PORT ?? 8080}`;
    // After:  `http://127.0.0.1:${process.env.PORT ?? 3000}`;
    • ✅ Positive: Aligns with Next.js standard development port (3000)
    • Note: This is a sensible change for developer experience

packages/rivetkit/src/registry/mod.ts:241-246

  1. Critical configuration changes:

    Request lifespan unit change:

    // Before: request_lifespan: customConfig.requestLifespan ?? 15 * 60_000,
    // After:  request_lifespan: customConfig.requestLifespan ?? 15 * 60,
    • ⚠️ Breaking change: This changes from 15 minutes (900,000ms) to 15 minutes (900s)
    • Question: What unit does the API expect? This could be either a fix or a regression
    • Recommendation: Verify the API specification for request_lifespan units

    Slot reduction:

    // Before: customConfig.slotsPerRunner ?? config.totalSlots ?? 10000,
    // After:  customConfig.slotsPerRunner ?? config.totalSlots ?? 1000,
    • Impact: 90% reduction in default slots per runner (10,000 → 1,000)
    • Concern: Could impact throughput capacity under high load
    • Trade-off: May improve memory usage and startup time

🔧 Performance Considerations

Positive impacts:

  • Reduced slots per runner may improve memory usage and cold start times
  • Better alignment with Next.js defaults improves developer experience

Potential concerns:

  • Significantly reduced slot capacity could create bottlenecks under load
  • Example script changes may not reflect real-world usage patterns

🔒 Security

No security concerns identified in these configuration changes.

🧪 Test Coverage

Missing test updates: No test modifications accompany these configuration changes. Consider:

  • Testing serverless configuration with new default values
  • Verifying example functionality still works as expected
  • Unit tests for the configuration parameters

📝 Recommendations

  1. Clarify units: Verify request_lifespan expects seconds vs milliseconds
  2. Document rationale: Add comments explaining why slots were reduced from 10k to 1k
  3. Example clarity: Either remove commented code or add explanatory comments
  4. Add TODO tracking: The changes suggest these are temporary fixes - consider tracking remaining work
  5. Consider environment variables: For critical values like slots_per_runner, consider making them configurable via environment variables

Summary

This PR makes reasonable serverless configuration adjustments, but some changes (particularly the slot reduction and time units) should be validated against intended behavior. The example script changes may reduce its educational value by disabling event handling features.

Overall assessment: ✅ Approve with recommendations - Changes are sensible but would benefit from documentation and verification of the time unit change.


@NathanFlurry NathanFlurry force-pushed the 10-06-chore_fix_serverless_config branch from 3796965 to 4d2265c Compare October 7, 2025 20:31
@NathanFlurry NathanFlurry force-pushed the 10-06-chore_core_add_x-rivet-endpoint_header_for_serverless_runners_cleanup_severless_runner_setup branch from 9de93c7 to a022c4f Compare October 7, 2025 20:31
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Claude reviewing PR: chore: fix serverless config

Todo List:

  • Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
  • Analyze changes in examples/counter-serverless/scripts/connect.ts
  • Analyze changes in packages/next-js/src/mod.ts
  • Analyze changes in packages/rivetkit/src/registry/mod.ts
  • Provide comprehensive review feedback
  • Complete review

Review Feedback

I've analyzed the three files changed in this PR. The changes appear to be serverless configuration adjustments and example script modifications. Here's my comprehensive review:

Code Quality & Best Practices

Positive aspects:

  • Changes are focused and consistent with serverless environment requirements
  • Clean, minimal modifications without introducing complexity
  • Proper use of fallback values and environment variables
  • Follows repository coding standards from CLAUDE.md

⚠️ Potential Issues & Concerns

examples/counter-serverless/scripts/connect.ts:9,19

  1. Commented out functionality: Event handling and disposal are commented out:

    // Line 9: counter.on("newCount", (count: number) => console.log("Event:", count));
    // Line 19: await counter.dispose();
    • Impact: This disables real-time event functionality in the example
    • Concern: Example may no longer demonstrate full capabilities of the counter actor
    • Recommendation: Either remove these lines entirely or add explanatory comments about why they're disabled in serverless context
  2. Missing cleanup: Commented out disposal could lead to resource leaks if the example is used as a template

packages/next-js/src/mod.ts:14

  1. Port default change:
    // Before: `http://127.0.0.1:${process.env.PORT ?? 8080}`;
    // After:  `http://127.0.0.1:${process.env.PORT ?? 3000}`;
    • ✅ Positive: Aligns with Next.js standard development port (3000)
    • Note: This is a sensible change for developer experience

packages/rivetkit/src/registry/mod.ts:242,245

  1. Critical configuration changes:

    Request lifespan change:

    // Line 242: request_lifespan: customConfig.requestLifespan ?? 15 * 60,
    • ⚠️ Potential issue: If this changed from milliseconds to seconds, verify the API expects seconds
    • Recommendation: Confirm the time unit expectation for the serverless API

    Slot reduction:

    // Line 245: customConfig.slotsPerRunner ?? config.totalSlots ?? 1000,
    • Impact: If this was reduced from 10,000, it's a 90% reduction in default slots per runner
    • Concern: Could impact throughput capacity under high load
    • Trade-off: May improve memory usage and startup time for serverless environments

🚀 Performance Considerations

Positive impacts:

  • Reduced slots per runner may improve memory usage and cold start times
  • Better alignment with Next.js defaults improves developer experience

Potential concerns:

  • If slots were significantly reduced, could create bottlenecks under high load
  • Example script changes may not reflect real-world usage patterns

🔒 Security

No security concerns identified in these configuration changes.

🧪 Test Coverage

Missing test updates: No test modifications accompany these configuration changes. Consider:

  • Testing serverless configuration with new default values
  • Verifying example functionality still works as expected
  • Unit tests for the configuration parameters

📝 Recommendations

  1. Clarify time units: Verify request_lifespan API expects seconds vs milliseconds
  2. Document rationale: Add comments explaining configuration value choices
  3. Example clarity: Either remove commented code or add explanatory comments about serverless-specific behavior
  4. Consider environment variables: For critical values like slots_per_runner, consider making them configurable
  5. Add integration test: Verify the counter-serverless example still works end-to-end

Summary

This PR makes reasonable serverless configuration adjustments. The Next.js port change is clearly beneficial. The main concerns are around ensuring the example still demonstrates intended functionality and confirming the serverless configuration values are optimal for the expected use cases.

Overall assessment: ✅ Approve with minor recommendations - Changes are sensible but would benefit from clarification on time units and example functionality.


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Claude reviewing PR: chore: fix serverless config

Todo List:

  • Read repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
  • Analyze changes in examples/counter-serverless/scripts/connect.ts
  • Analyze changes in packages/next-js/src/mod.ts
  • Analyze changes in packages/rivetkit/src/registry/mod.ts
  • Provide comprehensive review feedback
  • Complete review

Review Feedback

I've analyzed the three files changed in this PR. The changes appear to be serverless configuration adjustments and example script modifications. Here's my comprehensive review:

Code Quality & Best Practices

Positive aspects:

  • Changes are focused and consistent with serverless environment requirements
  • Clean, minimal modifications without introducing complexity
  • Proper use of fallback values and environment variables

⚠️ Potential Issues & Concerns

examples/counter-serverless/scripts/connect.ts:7-19

  1. Commented out functionality: The .connect() call and event listener are commented out:

    // Before: const counter = client.counter.getOrCreate().connect();
    // After:  const counter = client.counter.getOrCreate();
    // Before: counter.on("newCount", (count: number) => console.log("Event:", count));
    // After:  // counter.on("newCount", (count: number) => console.log("Event:", count));
    • Impact: This disables real-time event functionality in the example
    • Concern: Example may no longer demonstrate full capabilities of the counter actor
    • Recommendation: Either remove these lines entirely or add explanatory comments about why they're disabled in serverless context
  2. Missing cleanup:

    // Before: await counter.dispose();
    // After:  // await counter.dispose();
    • Issue: Could lead to resource leaks if the example is used as a template
    • Recommendation: Consider if disposal is needed for serverless environments

packages/next-js/src/mod.ts:14

  1. Port default change:
    // Before: `http://127.0.0.1:${process.env.PORT ?? 8080}`;
    // After:  `http://127.0.0.1:${process.env.PORT ?? 3000}`;
    • ✅ Positive: Aligns with Next.js standard development port (3000)
    • Note: This is a sensible change for developer experience

packages/rivetkit/src/registry/mod.ts:241-246

  1. Critical configuration changes:

    Request lifespan unit change:

    // Before: request_lifespan: customConfig.requestLifespan ?? 15 * 60_000,
    // After:  request_lifespan: customConfig.requestLifespan ?? 15 * 60,
    • ⚠️ Breaking change: This changes from 15 minutes (900,000ms) to 15 minutes (900s)
    • Question: What unit does the API expect? This could be either a fix or a regression
    • Recommendation: Verify the API specification for request_lifespan units

    Slot reduction:

    // Before: customConfig.slotsPerRunner ?? config.totalSlots ?? 10000,
    // After:  customConfig.slotsPerRunner ?? config.totalSlots ?? 1000,
    • Impact: 90% reduction in default slots per runner (10,000 → 1,000)
    • Concern: Could impact throughput capacity under high load
    • Trade-off: May improve memory usage and startup time

🔧 Performance Considerations

Positive impacts:

  • Reduced slots per runner may improve memory usage and cold start times
  • Better alignment with Next.js defaults improves developer experience

Potential concerns:

  • Significantly reduced slot capacity could create bottlenecks under load
  • Example script changes may not reflect real-world usage patterns

🔒 Security

No security concerns identified in these configuration changes.

🧪 Test Coverage

Missing test updates: No test modifications accompany these configuration changes. Consider:

  • Testing serverless configuration with new default values
  • Verifying example functionality still works as expected
  • Unit tests for the configuration parameters

📝 Recommendations

  1. Clarify units: Verify request_lifespan expects seconds vs milliseconds
  2. Document rationale: Add comments explaining why slots were reduced from 10k to 1k
  3. Example clarity: Either remove commented code or add explanatory comments
  4. Add TODO tracking: The changes suggest these are temporary fixes - consider tracking remaining work
  5. Consider environment variables: For critical values like slots_per_runner, consider making them configurable via environment variables

Summary

This PR makes reasonable serverless configuration adjustments, but some changes (particularly the slot reduction and time units) should be validated against intended behavior. The example script changes may reduce its educational value by disabling event handling features.

Overall assessment: ✅ Approve with recommendations - Changes are sensible but would benefit from documentation and verification of the time unit change.


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