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[Spec] Add downsampling forDebuggingOnly support for B&A response #1325
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@morlovich Mind taking a look? Thanks! Please let me know if there's any question. |
@@ -3070,17 +3070,39 @@ a [=list=] of [=interest groups=] |bidIgs|, and a [=reporting context map=] | |||
equals |componentAd|. If there is no matching element, return failure. | |||
1. [=list/Append=] a new [=ad descriptor=] whose [=ad descriptor/url=] is | |||
|componentAd| to |winningAdComponents|. | |||
1. Let |bidDebugReportingInfo| be a new [=bid debug reporting info=]. | |||
1. [=list/For each=] |key| → |maybeDebugReportUrl| in |response|'s | |||
[=server auction response/component win debugging only reports=]: |
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What has the responsibility for verifying that this is actually a component auction?
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good question. [=server auction response/component win debugging only reports=] only comes from reports whose componentWin
(code) is set to true (which is only possible if a B&A response message is from component auction's server, for auctions whose top level auction runs on-device). Currently we trust B&A server should make sure the fields are set correctly, but would probably be good for Chrome to check that the message is from a component auction server if it has a report whose componentWin
is set to true.
1. If |debugURLs| [=list/is empty=]: | ||
1. If the result of running [=is debugging only in cooldown or lockout=] with | ||
|invokingOrigin| is false, then [=update debug report cooldown=] with |invokingOrigin|. | ||
1. [=iteration/Continue=]. |
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So I don't understand what's happening here, especially wrt. to the empty list check. (Or is meant to be not empty? But no, you do update cooldown when fromServer is true, so why do you need to update it if there are no reports; in case the server didn't sample any? What if there weren't any in the first place)
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In order to send less fDO reports back to client to reduce the response size, we decided to let the server side do the 1/1000 sampling, and only send sampled urls back to client. Client will then check origin's cooldown, and also filter sampled urls based on final auction result (if needed).
There's a difference between origin->[], and not having an origin. If there weren't any call, then there won't be a per_origin_debug_reports in the response for that origin, thus no entry for this origin in [=bid debug reporting info/server filtered debugging only reports=].
A differene case is:
For example, one losing component buyer called debugLoss API, but the URL was not picked by server side due to we're doing sampling there, then the server still needs to tell client that the origin did call the loss api to set its cooldown. In this case, per_origin_debug_reports has the origin, but its debug report URLs array can be empty. We still need to update the origin's cooldown since it did call the loss API (and it loses).
The design is a little tricky that client side needs to believe B&A server did the right thing (i.e., meeting all the assumptions client side expects, which we agreed in the design)
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That makes sense, but may be worth some sort of a note in the spec about server inserting a blank array to denote when it didn't sample but when we still need to update the lockout?
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yeah added a note. It's complicated, so a note would be very helpful.
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Note: forDebuggingOnly reports from [=server auction response=] were downsampled on truested |
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Typo, truested. So the downsampling happens on the server not just for the filtered list, but also the conditional one?
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yes, it samples all. Because every url is sampled independently, so we think "sampling first on server and then pick which sampled one is going to be sent on device" is the same as "picking which ones can be sampled and then sample from them" which happens on device. This way it greatly reduces the number of URLs sent back to client.
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Looks good modulo two minor things.
) SHA: 35bc3e7 Reason: push, by JensenPaul Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Client side support of downsampling forDebuggingOnly reports for auctions run on bidding and auction service.
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