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package com.rackspacecloud.blueflood.service;
import com.rackspacecloud.blueflood.io.Constants;
import com.rackspacecloud.blueflood.rollup.Granularity;
import com.google.common.base.Ticker;
import com.google.common.cache.Cache;
import com.google.common.cache.CacheBuilder;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
// keeps track of dirty slots in memory. Operations must be threadsafe.
// todo: explore using ReadWrite locks (might not make a difference).
/**
* Each node is responsible for sharded slots (time ranges) of rollups. This class keeps track of the execution of
* those rollups and the states they are in.
*
* When syncrhonizing multiple collections, do it in this order: scheduled, running, updatemap.
*/
public class ScheduleContext implements IngestionContext {
private static final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ScheduleContext.class);
private final ShardStateManager shardStateManager;
private long scheduleTime = 0L;
// these shards have been scheduled in the last 10 minutes.
private final Cache recentlyScheduledShards = CacheBuilder.newBuilder()
.maximumSize(Constants.NUMBER_OF_SHARDS)
.expireAfterWrite(10, TimeUnit.MINUTES)
.build();
// state
//
// these are all the slots that are scheduled to run in no particular order. the collection is synchronized to
// control updates.
private final Set scheduledSlots = new HashSet(); // Collections.synchronizedSet(new HashSet());
// same information as scheduledSlots, but order is preserved. The ordered property is only needed for getting the
// the next scheduled slot, but most operations are concerned with if a slot is scheduled or not. When you update
// one, you must update the other.
private final List orderedScheduledSlots = new ArrayList();
// slots that are running are not scheduled.
private final Map runningSlots = new HashMap();
// shard lock manager
private ShardLockManager lockManager;
public ScheduleContext(long currentTimeMillis, Collection managedShards) {
this.scheduleTime = currentTimeMillis;
this.shardStateManager = new ShardStateManager(managedShards, asMillisecondsSinceEpochTicker());
this.lockManager = new NoOpShardLockManager();
}
ScheduleContext(long currentTimeMillis, Collection managedShards, String zookeeperCluster) {
this(currentTimeMillis, managedShards);
this.lockManager = new ZKBasedShardLockManager(zookeeperCluster, new HashSet(shardStateManager.getManagedShards()));
}
void setCurrentTimeMillis(long millis){ scheduleTime = millis; }
public long getCurrentTimeMillis() { return scheduleTime; }
protected ShardStateManager getShardStateManager() {
return this.shardStateManager;
}
// marks slots dirty. -- This is ONLY called on a subset of host environments where Blueflood runs
// -- it runs on scribe nodes, not dcass nodes
public void update(long millis, int shard) {
// there are two update paths. for managed shards, we must guard the scheduled and running collections. but
// for unmanaged shards, we just let the update happen uncontested.
if (log.isTraceEnabled())
log.trace("Updating {} to {}", shard, millis);
boolean isManaged = shardStateManager.contains(shard);
for (Granularity g : Granularity.rollupGranularities()) {
ShardStateManager.SlotStateManager slotStateManager = shardStateManager.getSlotStateManager(shard, g);
int slot = g.slot(millis);
if (isManaged) {
synchronized (scheduledSlots) { //write
if (scheduledSlots.remove(g.formatLocatorKey(slot, shard)) && log.isDebugEnabled()) {
log.debug("descheduled " + g.formatLocatorKey(slot, shard));// don't worry about orderedScheduledSlots
}
}
}
slotStateManager.createOrUpdateForSlotAndMillisecond(slot, millis);
}
}
// iterates over all active slots, scheduling those that haven't been updated in maxAgeMillis.
// only one thread should be calling in this puppy.
void scheduleSlotsOlderThan(long maxAgeMillis) {
long now = scheduleTime;
ArrayList shardKeys = new ArrayList(shardStateManager.getManagedShards());
Collections.shuffle(shardKeys);
for (int shard : shardKeys) {
for (Granularity g : Granularity.rollupGranularities()) {
// sync on map since we do not want anything added to or taken from it while we iterate.
synchronized (scheduledSlots) { // read
synchronized (runningSlots) { // read
List slotsToWorkOn = shardStateManager.getSlotStateManager(shard, g).getSlotsOlderThan(now, maxAgeMillis);
if (slotsToWorkOn.size() == 0) {
continue;
}
if (!canWorkOnShard(shard)) {
continue;
}
for (Integer slot : slotsToWorkOn) {
if (areChildKeysOrSelfKeyScheduledOrRunning(shard, g, slot)) {
continue;
}
String key = g.formatLocatorKey(slot, shard);
scheduledSlots.add(key);
orderedScheduledSlots.add(key);
recentlyScheduledShards.put(shard, scheduleTime);
}
}
}
}
}
}
private boolean areChildKeysOrSelfKeyScheduledOrRunning(int shard, Granularity g, int slot) {
// if any ineligible (children and self) keys are running or scheduled to run, we shouldn't work on this.
Collection ineligibleKeys = shardStateManager.getSlotStateManager(shard, g).getChildAndSelfKeysForSlot(slot);
// if any ineligible keys are running or scheduled to run, do not schedule this key.
for (String badKey : ineligibleKeys)
if (runningSlots.keySet().contains(badKey) || scheduledSlots.contains(badKey))
return true;
return false;
}
private boolean canWorkOnShard(int shard) {
boolean canWork = lockManager.canWork(shard);
if (!canWork) {
if (log.isTraceEnabled())
log.trace("Skipping shard " + shard + " as lock could not be acquired");
}
return canWork;
}
// returns the next scheduled key. It has a few side effects: 1) it resets update tracking for that slot, 2) it adds
// the key to the set of running rollups.
String getNextScheduled() {
synchronized (scheduledSlots) {
if (scheduledSlots.size() == 0)
return null;
synchronized (runningSlots) {
String key = orderedScheduledSlots.remove(0);
int slot = Granularity.slotFromKey(key);
Granularity gran = Granularity.granularityFromKey(key);
int shard = Granularity.shardFromKey(key);
// notice how we change the state, but the timestamp remained the same. this is important. When the
// state is evaluated (i.e., in Reader.getShardState()) we need to realize that when timstamps are the
// same (this will happen), that a remove always wins during the coalesce.
scheduledSlots.remove(key);
UpdateStamp stamp = shardStateManager.getSlotStateManager(shard, gran).getAndSetState(slot, UpdateStamp.State.Running);
runningSlots.put(key, stamp.getTimestamp());
return key;
}
}
}
void pushBackToScheduled(String key) {
synchronized (scheduledSlots) {
synchronized (runningSlots) {
int slot = Granularity.slotFromKey(key);
Granularity gran = Granularity.granularityFromKey(key);
int shard = Granularity.shardFromKey(key);
// no need to set dirty/clean here.
shardStateManager.getSlotStateManager(shard, gran).getAndSetState(slot, UpdateStamp.State.Active);
scheduledSlots.add(key);
orderedScheduledSlots.add(0, key);
}
}
}
// remove rom the list of running slots.
void clearFromRunning(String slotKey) {
int shard = Granularity.shardFromKey(slotKey);
synchronized (runningSlots) {
runningSlots.remove(slotKey);
int slot = Granularity.slotFromKey(slotKey);
Granularity gran = Granularity.granularityFromKey(slotKey);
UpdateStamp stamp = shardStateManager.getUpdateStamp(shard, gran, slot);
shardStateManager.setAllCoarserSlotsDirtyForChildSlot(shard, gran, slot, stamp.getTimestamp());
// Update the stamp to Rolled state if and only if the current state is running.
// If the current state is active, it means we received a delayed write which toggled the status to Active.
if (stamp.getState() == UpdateStamp.State.Running) {
stamp.setState(UpdateStamp.State.Rolled);
stamp.setTimestamp(getCurrentTimeMillis());
stamp.setDirty(true);
}
}
}
// true if anything is scheduled.
boolean hasScheduled() {
return getScheduledCount() > 0;
}
// returns the number of scheduled rollups.
int getScheduledCount() {
synchronized (scheduledSlots) {
return scheduledSlots.size();
}
}
public Map getSlotStamps(Granularity gran, int shard) {
return shardStateManager.getSlotStateManager(shard, gran).getSlotStamps();
}
// precondition: shard is unmanaged.
void addShard(int shard) {
shardStateManager.add(shard);
lockManager.addShard(shard);
}
// precondition: shard is managed.
void removeShard(int shard) {
shardStateManager.remove(shard);
lockManager.removeShard(shard);
}
Set getRecentlyScheduledShards() {
// Collections.unmodifiableSet(...) upsets JMX.
return new TreeSet(recentlyScheduledShards.asMap().keySet());
}
// Normal ticker behavior is to return nanoseconds elapsed since VM started.
// This returns milliseconds since the epoch based upon ScheduleContext's internal representation of time (scheduleTime).
public Ticker asMillisecondsSinceEpochTicker() {
return new Ticker() {
@Override
public long read() {
return ScheduleContext.this.getCurrentTimeMillis();
}
};
}
}
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