⚡️ Speed up method PipelineRuntimeConfigBuilder.from_job_spec_json
by 322%
#19
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📄 322% (3.22x) speedup for
PipelineRuntimeConfigBuilder.from_job_spec_json
ingoogle/cloud/aiplatform/utils/pipeline_utils.py
⏱️ Runtime :
2.31 milliseconds
→547 microseconds
(best of588
runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 321% speedup through several key performance improvements:
1. Eliminated Expensive Deep Copies
The original code used
copy.deepcopy()
forparameter_values
andinput_artifacts
dictionaries in the constructor, which is extremely expensive. The optimization replaces this with shallow copying usingdict()
constructor when values exist, or empty dict when None. Since these typically contain primitive values (strings, numbers), shallow copying is sufficient and much faster.2. Reduced Dictionary Lookups
In
from_job_spec_json()
, the original code performed multiple nested dictionary lookups:The optimization extracts
pipeline_spec
once and chains the lookups more efficiently, reducing redundant dictionary access overhead.3. Optimized String Key Lookups
In
_parse_runtime_parameters()
, the optimization pre-defines string keys (intkey
,doublekey
,strkey
) as local variables rather than using string literals in each iteration. This eliminates repeated string object creation and improves lookup performance in the hot loop.4. Cached Function Call Results
The optimization stores
runtime_config_spec.get("parameterValues")
andruntime_config_spec.get("parameters")
in variables rather than calling.get()
multiple times, reducing function call overhead.Performance Impact by Test Case:
The optimizations are particularly effective for workloads with many parameters or frequent pipeline configuration parsing, which is common in ML pipeline orchestration.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
To edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-PipelineRuntimeConfigBuilder.from_job_spec_json-mgijvwnb
and push.