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package org.apache.cassandra.service;
import java.net.InetAddress;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;
import com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import com.google.common.base.Joiner;
import com.google.common.collect.Iterables;
import org.apache.cassandra.concurrent.Stage;
import org.apache.cassandra.concurrent.StageManager;
import org.apache.cassandra.config.*;
import org.apache.cassandra.db.*;
import org.apache.cassandra.db.filter.*;
import org.apache.cassandra.db.filter.DataLimits.Counter;
import org.apache.cassandra.db.partitions.*;
import org.apache.cassandra.db.rows.*;
import org.apache.cassandra.db.transform.*;
import org.apache.cassandra.dht.AbstractBounds;
import org.apache.cassandra.dht.ExcludingBounds;
import org.apache.cassandra.dht.Range;
import org.apache.cassandra.exceptions.ReadTimeoutException;
import org.apache.cassandra.net.*;
import org.apache.cassandra.tracing.Tracing;
import org.apache.cassandra.utils.FBUtilities;
public class DataResolver extends ResponseResolver
{
private static final boolean DROP_OVERSIZED_READ_REPAIR_MUTATIONS =
Boolean.getBoolean("cassandra.drop_oversized_readrepair_mutations");
@VisibleForTesting
final List repairResults = Collections.synchronizedList(new ArrayList<>());
private final long queryStartNanoTime;
private final boolean enforceStrictLiveness;
DataResolver(Keyspace keyspace, ReadCommand command, ConsistencyLevel consistency, int maxResponseCount, long queryStartNanoTime)
{
super(keyspace, command, consistency, maxResponseCount);
this.queryStartNanoTime = queryStartNanoTime;
this.enforceStrictLiveness = command.metadata().enforceStrictLiveness();
}
public PartitionIterator getData()
{
ReadResponse response = responses.iterator().next().payload;
return UnfilteredPartitionIterators.filter(response.makeIterator(command), command.nowInSec());
}
public boolean isDataPresent()
{
return !responses.isEmpty();
}
public void compareResponses()
{
// We need to fully consume the results to trigger read repairs if appropriate
try (PartitionIterator iterator = resolve())
{
PartitionIterators.consume(iterator);
}
}
public PartitionIterator resolve()
{
// We could get more responses while this method runs, which is ok (we're happy to ignore any response not here
// at the beginning of this method), so grab the response count once and use that through the method.
int count = responses.size();
List iters = new ArrayList<>(count);
InetAddress[] sources = new InetAddress[count];
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
MessageIn msg = responses.get(i);
iters.add(msg.payload.makeIterator(command));
sources[i] = msg.from;
}
/*
* Even though every response, individually, will honor the limit, it is possible that we will, after the merge,
* have more rows than the client requested. To make sure that we still conform to the original limit,
* we apply a top-level post-reconciliation counter to the merged partition iterator.
*
* Short read protection logic (ShortReadRowsProtection.moreContents()) relies on this counter to be applied
* to the current partition to work. For this reason we have to apply the counter transformation before
* empty partition discard logic kicks in - for it will eagerly consume the iterator.
*
* That's why the order here is: 1) merge; 2) filter rows; 3) count; 4) discard empty partitions
*
* See CASSANDRA-13747 for more details.
*/
DataLimits.Counter mergedResultCounter =
command.limits().newCounter(command.nowInSec(), true, command.selectsFullPartition(), enforceStrictLiveness);
UnfilteredPartitionIterator merged = mergeWithShortReadProtection(iters, sources, mergedResultCounter);
FilteredPartitions filtered =
FilteredPartitions.filter(merged, new Filter(command.nowInSec(), command.metadata().enforceStrictLiveness()));
PartitionIterator counted = Transformation.apply(filtered, mergedResultCounter);
return command.isForThrift()
? counted
: Transformation.apply(counted, new EmptyPartitionsDiscarder());
}
private UnfilteredPartitionIterator mergeWithShortReadProtection(List results,
InetAddress[] sources,
DataLimits.Counter mergedResultCounter)
{
// If we have only one results, there is no read repair to do and we can't get short reads
if (results.size() == 1)
return results.get(0);
/*
* So-called short reads stems from nodes returning only a subset of the results they have due to the limit,
* but that subset not being enough post-reconciliation. So if we don't have a limit, don't bother.
*/
if (!command.limits().isUnlimited())
for (int i = 0; i < results.size(); i++)
results.set(i, extendWithShortReadProtection(results.get(i), sources[i], mergedResultCounter));
return UnfilteredPartitionIterators.merge(results, command.nowInSec(), new RepairMergeListener(sources));
}
private class RepairMergeListener implements UnfilteredPartitionIterators.MergeListener
{
private final InetAddress[] sources;
private RepairMergeListener(InetAddress[] sources)
{
this.sources = sources;
}
public UnfilteredRowIterators.MergeListener getRowMergeListener(DecoratedKey partitionKey, List versions)
{
return new MergeListener(partitionKey, columns(versions), isReversed(versions));
}
private PartitionColumns columns(List versions)
{
Columns statics = Columns.NONE;
Columns regulars = Columns.NONE;
for (UnfilteredRowIterator iter : versions)
{
if (iter == null)
continue;
PartitionColumns cols = iter.columns();
statics = statics.mergeTo(cols.statics);
regulars = regulars.mergeTo(cols.regulars);
}
return new PartitionColumns(statics, regulars);
}
private boolean isReversed(List versions)
{
for (UnfilteredRowIterator iter : versions)
{
if (iter == null)
continue;
// Everything will be in the same order
return iter.isReverseOrder();
}
assert false : "Expected at least one iterator";
return false;
}
public void close()
{
try
{
FBUtilities.waitOnFutures(repairResults, DatabaseDescriptor.getWriteRpcTimeout());
}
catch (TimeoutException ex)
{
// We got all responses, but timed out while repairing
int blockFor = consistency.blockFor(keyspace);
if (Tracing.isTracing())
Tracing.trace("Timed out while read-repairing after receiving all {} data and digest responses", blockFor);
else
logger.debug("Timeout while read-repairing after receiving all {} data and digest responses", blockFor);
throw new ReadTimeoutException(consistency, blockFor-1, blockFor, true);
}
}
private class MergeListener implements UnfilteredRowIterators.MergeListener
{
private final DecoratedKey partitionKey;
private final PartitionColumns columns;
private final boolean isReversed;
private final PartitionUpdate[] repairs = new PartitionUpdate[sources.length];
private final Row.Builder[] currentRows = new Row.Builder[sources.length];
private final RowDiffListener diffListener;
// The partition level deletion for the merge row.
private DeletionTime partitionLevelDeletion;
// When merged has a currently open marker, its time. null otherwise.
private DeletionTime mergedDeletionTime;
// For each source, the time of the current deletion as known by the source.
private final DeletionTime[] sourceDeletionTime = new DeletionTime[sources.length];
// For each source, record if there is an open range to send as repair, and from where.
private final ClusteringBound[] markerToRepair = new ClusteringBound[sources.length];
private MergeListener(DecoratedKey partitionKey, PartitionColumns columns, boolean isReversed)
{
this.partitionKey = partitionKey;
this.columns = columns;
this.isReversed = isReversed;
this.diffListener = new RowDiffListener()
{
public void onPrimaryKeyLivenessInfo(int i, Clustering clustering, LivenessInfo merged, LivenessInfo original)
{
if (merged != null && !merged.equals(original))
currentRow(i, clustering).addPrimaryKeyLivenessInfo(merged);
}
public void onDeletion(int i, Clustering clustering, Row.Deletion merged, Row.Deletion original)
{
if (merged != null && !merged.equals(original))
currentRow(i, clustering).addRowDeletion(merged);
}
public void onComplexDeletion(int i, Clustering clustering, ColumnDefinition column, DeletionTime merged, DeletionTime original)
{
if (merged != null && !merged.equals(original))
currentRow(i, clustering).addComplexDeletion(column, merged);
}
public void onCell(int i, Clustering clustering, Cell merged, Cell original)
{
if (merged != null && !merged.equals(original) && isQueried(merged))
currentRow(i, clustering).addCell(merged);
}
private boolean isQueried(Cell cell)
{
// When we read, we may have some cell that have been fetched but are not selected by the user. Those cells may
// have empty values as optimization (see CASSANDRA-10655) and hence they should not be included in the read-repair.
// This is fine since those columns are not actually requested by the user and are only present for the sake of CQL
// semantic (making sure we can always distinguish between a row that doesn't exist from one that do exist but has
/// no value for the column requested by the user) and so it won't be unexpected by the user that those columns are
// not repaired.
ColumnDefinition column = cell.column();
ColumnFilter filter = command.columnFilter();
return column.isComplex() ? filter.fetchedCellIsQueried(column, cell.path()) : filter.fetchedColumnIsQueried(column);
}
};
}
private PartitionUpdate update(int i)
{
if (repairs[i] == null)
repairs[i] = new PartitionUpdate(command.metadata(), partitionKey, columns, 1);
return repairs[i];
}
/**
* The partition level deletion with with which source {@code i} is currently repaired, or
* {@code DeletionTime.LIVE} if the source is not repaired on the partition level deletion (meaning it was
* up to date on it). The output* of this method is only valid after the call to
* {@link #onMergedPartitionLevelDeletion}.
*/
private DeletionTime partitionLevelRepairDeletion(int i)
{
return repairs[i] == null ? DeletionTime.LIVE : repairs[i].partitionLevelDeletion();
}
private Row.Builder currentRow(int i, Clustering clustering)
{
if (currentRows[i] == null)
{
currentRows[i] = BTreeRow.sortedBuilder();
currentRows[i].newRow(clustering);
}
return currentRows[i];
}
public void onMergedPartitionLevelDeletion(DeletionTime mergedDeletion, DeletionTime[] versions)
{
this.partitionLevelDeletion = mergedDeletion;
for (int i = 0; i < versions.length; i++)
{
if (mergedDeletion.supersedes(versions[i]))
update(i).addPartitionDeletion(mergedDeletion);
}
}
public void onMergedRows(Row merged, Row[] versions)
{
// If a row was shadowed post merged, it must be by a partition level or range tombstone, and we handle
// those case directly in their respective methods (in other words, it would be inefficient to send a row
// deletion as repair when we know we've already send a partition level or range tombstone that covers it).
if (merged.isEmpty())
return;
Rows.diff(diffListener, merged, versions);
for (int i = 0; i < currentRows.length; i++)
{
if (currentRows[i] != null)
update(i).add(currentRows[i].build());
}
Arrays.fill(currentRows, null);
}
private DeletionTime currentDeletion()
{
return mergedDeletionTime == null ? partitionLevelDeletion : mergedDeletionTime;
}
public void onMergedRangeTombstoneMarkers(RangeTombstoneMarker merged, RangeTombstoneMarker[] versions)
{
try
{
// The code for merging range tombstones is a tad complex and we had the assertions there triggered
// unexpectedly in a few occasions (CASSANDRA-13237, CASSANDRA-13719). It's hard to get insights
// when that happen without more context that what the assertion errors give us however, hence the
// catch here that basically gather as much as context as reasonable.
internalOnMergedRangeTombstoneMarkers(merged, versions);
}
catch (AssertionError e)
{
// The following can be pretty verbose, but it's really only triggered if a bug happen, so we'd
// rather get more info to debug than not.
CFMetaData table = command.metadata();
String details = String.format("Error merging RTs on %s.%s: command=%s, reversed=%b, merged=%s, versions=%s, sources={%s}, responses:%n %s",
table.ksName, table.cfName,
command.toCQLString(),
isReversed,
merged == null ? "null" : merged.toString(table),
'[' + Joiner.on(", ").join(Iterables.transform(Arrays.asList(versions), rt -> rt == null ? "null" : rt.toString(table))) + ']',
Arrays.toString(sources),
makeResponsesDebugString());
throw new AssertionError(details, e);
}
}
private String makeResponsesDebugString()
{
return Joiner.on(",\n")
.join(Iterables.transform(getMessages(), m -> m.from + " => " + m.payload.toDebugString(command, partitionKey)));
}
private void internalOnMergedRangeTombstoneMarkers(RangeTombstoneMarker merged, RangeTombstoneMarker[] versions)
{
// The current deletion as of dealing with this marker.
DeletionTime currentDeletion = currentDeletion();
for (int i = 0; i < versions.length; i++)
{
RangeTombstoneMarker marker = versions[i];
// Update what the source now thinks is the current deletion
if (marker != null)
sourceDeletionTime[i] = marker.isOpen(isReversed) ? marker.openDeletionTime(isReversed) : null;
// If merged == null, some of the source is opening or closing a marker
if (merged == null)
{
// but if it's not this source, move to the next one
if (marker == null)
continue;
// We have a close and/or open marker for a source, with nothing corresponding in merged.
// Because merged is a superset, this imply that we have a current deletion (being it due to an
// early opening in merged or a partition level deletion) and that this deletion will still be
// active after that point. Further whatever deletion was open or is open by this marker on the
// source, that deletion cannot supersedes the current one.
//
// But while the marker deletion (before and/or after this point) cannot supersede the current
// deletion, we want to know if it's equal to it (both before and after), because in that case
// the source is up to date and we don't want to include repair.
//
// So in practice we have 2 possible case:
// 1) the source was up-to-date on deletion up to that point: then it won't be from that point
// on unless it's a boundary and the new opened deletion time is also equal to the current
// deletion (note that this implies the boundary has the same closing and opening deletion
// time, which should generally not happen, but can due to legacy reading code not avoiding
// this for a while, see CASSANDRA-13237).
// 2) the source wasn't up-to-date on deletion up to that point and it may now be (if it isn't
// we just have nothing to do for that marker).
assert !currentDeletion.isLive() : currentDeletion.toString();
// Is the source up to date on deletion? It's up to date if it doesn't have an open RT repair
// nor an "active" partition level deletion (where "active" means that it's greater or equal
// to the current deletion: if the source has a repaired partition deletion lower than the
// current deletion, this means the current deletion is due to a previously open range tombstone,
// and if the source isn't currently repaired for that RT, then it means it's up to date on it).
DeletionTime partitionRepairDeletion = partitionLevelRepairDeletion(i);
if (markerToRepair[i] == null && currentDeletion.supersedes(partitionRepairDeletion))
{
/*
* Since there is an ongoing merged deletion, the only way we don't have an open repair for
* this source is that it had a range open with the same deletion as current marker,
* and the marker is closing it.
*/
assert marker.isClose(isReversed) && currentDeletion.equals(marker.closeDeletionTime(isReversed))
: String.format("currentDeletion=%s, marker=%s", currentDeletion, marker.toString(command.metadata()));
// and so unless it's a boundary whose opening deletion time is still equal to the current
// deletion (see comment above for why this can actually happen), we have to repair the source
// from that point on.
if (!(marker.isOpen(isReversed) && currentDeletion.equals(marker.openDeletionTime(isReversed))))
markerToRepair[i] = marker.closeBound(isReversed).invert();
}
// In case 2) above, we only have something to do if the source is up-to-date after that point
// (which, since the source isn't up-to-date before that point, means we're opening a new deletion
// that is equal to the current one).
else if (marker.isOpen(isReversed) && currentDeletion.equals(marker.openDeletionTime(isReversed)))
{
closeOpenMarker(i, marker.openBound(isReversed).invert());
}
}
else
{
// We have a change of current deletion in merged (potentially to/from no deletion at all).
if (merged.isClose(isReversed))
{
// We're closing the merged range. If we're recorded that this should be repaird for the
// source, close and add said range to the repair to send.
if (markerToRepair[i] != null)
closeOpenMarker(i, merged.closeBound(isReversed));
}
if (merged.isOpen(isReversed))
{
// If we're opening a new merged range (or just switching deletion), then unless the source
// is up to date on that deletion (note that we've updated what the source deleteion is
// above), we'll have to sent the range to the source.
DeletionTime newDeletion = merged.openDeletionTime(isReversed);
DeletionTime sourceDeletion = sourceDeletionTime[i];
if (!newDeletion.equals(sourceDeletion))
markerToRepair[i] = merged.openBound(isReversed);
}
}
}
if (merged != null)
mergedDeletionTime = merged.isOpen(isReversed) ? merged.openDeletionTime(isReversed) : null;
}
private void closeOpenMarker(int i, ClusteringBound close)
{
ClusteringBound open = markerToRepair[i];
update(i).add(new RangeTombstone(Slice.make(isReversed ? close : open, isReversed ? open : close), currentDeletion()));
markerToRepair[i] = null;
}
public void close()
{
for (int i = 0; i < repairs.length; i++)
if (null != repairs[i])
sendRepairMutation(repairs[i], sources[i]);
}
private void sendRepairMutation(PartitionUpdate partition, InetAddress destination)
{
Mutation mutation = new Mutation(partition);
int messagingVersion = MessagingService.instance().getVersion(destination);
int mutationSize = (int) Mutation.serializer.serializedSize(mutation, messagingVersion);
int maxMutationSize = DatabaseDescriptor.getMaxMutationSize();
if (mutationSize <= maxMutationSize)
{
Tracing.trace("Sending read-repair-mutation to {}", destination);
// use a separate verb here to avoid writing hints on timeouts
MessageOut message = mutation.createMessage(MessagingService.Verb.READ_REPAIR);
repairResults.add(MessagingService.instance().sendRR(message, destination));
ColumnFamilyStore.metricsFor(command.metadata().cfId).readRepairRequests.mark();
}
else if (DROP_OVERSIZED_READ_REPAIR_MUTATIONS)
{
logger.debug("Encountered an oversized ({}/{}) read repair mutation for table {}.{}, key {}, node {}",
mutationSize,
maxMutationSize,
command.metadata().ksName,
command.metadata().cfName,
command.metadata().getKeyValidator().getString(partitionKey.getKey()),
destination);
}
else
{
logger.warn("Encountered an oversized ({}/{}) read repair mutation for table {}.{}, key {}, node {}",
mutationSize,
maxMutationSize,
command.metadata().ksName,
command.metadata().cfName,
command.metadata().getKeyValidator().getString(partitionKey.getKey()),
destination);
int blockFor = consistency.blockFor(keyspace);
Tracing.trace("Timed out while read-repairing after receiving all {} data and digest responses", blockFor);
throw new ReadTimeoutException(consistency, blockFor - 1, blockFor, true);
}
}
}
}
private UnfilteredPartitionIterator extendWithShortReadProtection(UnfilteredPartitionIterator partitions,
InetAddress source,
DataLimits.Counter mergedResultCounter)
{
DataLimits.Counter singleResultCounter =
command.limits().newCounter(command.nowInSec(), false, command.selectsFullPartition(), enforceStrictLiveness).onlyCount();
ShortReadPartitionsProtection protection =
new ShortReadPartitionsProtection(source, singleResultCounter, mergedResultCounter, queryStartNanoTime);
/*
* The order of extention and transformations is important here. Extending with more partitions has to happen
* first due to the way BaseIterator.hasMoreContents() works: only transformations applied after extension will
* be called on the first partition of the extended iterator.
*
* Additionally, we want singleResultCounter to be applied after SRPP, so that its applyToPartition() method will
* be called last, after the extension done by SRRP.applyToPartition() call. That way we preserve the same order
* when it comes to calling SRRP.moreContents() and applyToRow() callbacks.
*
* See ShortReadPartitionsProtection.applyToPartition() for more details.
*/
// extend with moreContents() only if it's a range read command with no partition key specified
if (!command.isLimitedToOnePartition())
partitions = MorePartitions.extend(partitions, protection); // register SRPP.moreContents()
partitions = Transformation.apply(partitions, protection); // register SRPP.applyToPartition()
partitions = Transformation.apply(partitions, singleResultCounter); // register the per-source counter
return partitions;
}
/*
* We have a potential short read if the result from a given node contains the requested number of rows
* (i.e. it has stopped returning results due to the limit), but some of them haven't
* made it into the final post-reconciliation result due to other nodes' row, range, and/or partition tombstones.
*
* If that is the case, then that node may have more rows that we should fetch, as otherwise we could
* ultimately return fewer rows than required. Also, those additional rows may contain tombstones which
* which we also need to fetch as they may shadow rows or partitions from other replicas' results, which we would
* otherwise return incorrectly.
*/
private class ShortReadPartitionsProtection extends Transformation implements MorePartitions
{
private final InetAddress source;
private final DataLimits.Counter singleResultCounter; // unmerged per-source counter
private final DataLimits.Counter mergedResultCounter; // merged end-result counter
private DecoratedKey lastPartitionKey; // key of the last observed partition
private boolean partitionsFetched; // whether we've seen any new partitions since iteration start or last moreContents() call
private final long queryStartNanoTime;
private ShortReadPartitionsProtection(InetAddress source,
DataLimits.Counter singleResultCounter,
DataLimits.Counter mergedResultCounter,
long queryStartNanoTime)
{
this.source = source;
this.singleResultCounter = singleResultCounter;
this.mergedResultCounter = mergedResultCounter;
this.queryStartNanoTime = queryStartNanoTime;
}
@Override
public UnfilteredRowIterator applyToPartition(UnfilteredRowIterator partition)
{
partitionsFetched = true;
lastPartitionKey = partition.partitionKey();
/*
* Extend for moreContents() then apply protection to track lastClustering by applyToRow().
*
* If we don't apply the transformation *after* extending the partition with MoreRows,
* applyToRow() method of protection will not be called on the first row of the new extension iterator.
*/
ShortReadRowsProtection protection = new ShortReadRowsProtection(partition.metadata(), partition.partitionKey());
return Transformation.apply(MoreRows.extend(partition, protection), protection);
}
/*
* We only get here once all the rows and partitions in this iterator have been iterated over, and so
* if the node had returned the requested number of rows but we still get here, then some results were
* skipped during reconciliation.
*/
public UnfilteredPartitionIterator moreContents()
{
// never try to request additional partitions from replicas if our reconciled partitions are already filled to the limit
assert !mergedResultCounter.isDone();
// we do not apply short read protection when we have no limits at all
assert !command.limits().isUnlimited();
/*
* If this is a single partition read command or an (indexed) partition range read command with
* a partition key specified, then we can't and shouldn't try fetch more partitions.
*/
assert !command.isLimitedToOnePartition();
/*
* If the returned result doesn't have enough rows/partitions to satisfy even the original limit, don't ask for more.
*
* Can only take the short cut if there is no per partition limit set. Otherwise it's possible to hit false
* positives due to some rows being uncounted for in certain scenarios (see CASSANDRA-13911).
*/
if (!singleResultCounter.isDone() && command.limits().perPartitionCount() == DataLimits.NO_LIMIT)
return null;
/*
* Either we had an empty iterator as the initial response, or our moreContents() call got us an empty iterator.
* There is no point to ask the replica for more rows - it has no more in the requested range.
*/
if (!partitionsFetched)
return null;
partitionsFetched = false;
/*
* We are going to fetch one partition at a time for thrift and potentially more for CQL.
* The row limit will either be set to the per partition limit - if the command has no total row limit set, or
* the total # of rows remaining - if it has some. If we don't grab enough rows in some of the partitions,
* then future ShortReadRowsProtection.moreContents() calls will fetch the missing ones.
*/
int toQuery = command.limits().count() != DataLimits.NO_LIMIT
? command.limits().count() - counted(mergedResultCounter)
: command.limits().perPartitionCount();
ColumnFamilyStore.metricsFor(command.metadata().cfId).shortReadProtectionRequests.mark();
Tracing.trace("Requesting {} extra rows from {} for short read protection", toQuery, source);
PartitionRangeReadCommand cmd = makeFetchAdditionalPartitionReadCommand(toQuery);
return executeReadCommand(cmd);
}
// Counts the number of rows for regular queries and the number of groups for GROUP BY queries
private int counted(Counter counter)
{
return command.limits().isGroupByLimit()
? counter.rowCounted()
: counter.counted();
}
private PartitionRangeReadCommand makeFetchAdditionalPartitionReadCommand(int toQuery)
{
PartitionRangeReadCommand cmd = (PartitionRangeReadCommand) command;
DataLimits newLimits = cmd.limits().forShortReadRetry(toQuery);
AbstractBounds bounds = cmd.dataRange().keyRange();
AbstractBounds newBounds = bounds.inclusiveRight()
? new Range<>(lastPartitionKey, bounds.right)
: new ExcludingBounds<>(lastPartitionKey, bounds.right);
DataRange newDataRange = cmd.dataRange().forSubRange(newBounds);
return cmd.withUpdatedLimitsAndDataRange(newLimits, newDataRange);
}
private class ShortReadRowsProtection extends Transformation implements MoreRows
{
private final CFMetaData metadata;
private final DecoratedKey partitionKey;
private Clustering lastClustering; // clustering of the last observed row
private int lastCounted = 0; // last seen recorded # before attempting to fetch more rows
private int lastFetched = 0; // # rows returned by last attempt to get more (or by the original read command)
private int lastQueried = 0; // # extra rows requested from the replica last time
private ShortReadRowsProtection(CFMetaData metadata, DecoratedKey partitionKey)
{
this.metadata = metadata;
this.partitionKey = partitionKey;
}
@Override
public Row applyToRow(Row row)
{
lastClustering = row.clustering();
return row;
}
/*
* We only get here once all the rows in this iterator have been iterated over, and so if the node
* had returned the requested number of rows but we still get here, then some results were skipped
* during reconciliation.
*/
public UnfilteredRowIterator moreContents()
{
// never try to request additional rows from replicas if our reconciled partition is already filled to the limit
assert !mergedResultCounter.isDoneForPartition();
// we do not apply short read protection when we have no limits at all
assert !command.limits().isUnlimited();
/*
* If the returned partition doesn't have enough rows to satisfy even the original limit, don't ask for more.
*
* Can only take the short cut if there is no per partition limit set. Otherwise it's possible to hit false
* positives due to some rows being uncounted for in certain scenarios (see CASSANDRA-13911).
*/
if (!singleResultCounter.isDoneForPartition() && command.limits().perPartitionCount() == DataLimits.NO_LIMIT)
return null;
/*
* If the replica has no live rows in the partition, don't try to fetch more.
*
* Note that the previous branch [if (!singleResultCounter.isDoneForPartition()) return null] doesn't
* always cover this scenario:
* isDoneForPartition() is defined as [isDone() || rowInCurrentPartition >= perPartitionLimit],
* and will return true if isDone() returns true, even if there are 0 rows counted in the current partition.
*
* This can happen with a range read if after 1+ rounds of short read protection requests we managed to fetch
* enough extra rows for other partitions to satisfy the singleResultCounter's total row limit, but only
* have tombstones in the current partition.
*
* One other way we can hit this condition is when the partition only has a live static row and no regular
* rows. In that scenario the counter will remain at 0 until the partition is closed - which happens after
* the moreContents() call.
*/
if (countedInCurrentPartition(singleResultCounter) == 0)
return null;
/*
* This is a table with no clustering columns, and has at most one row per partition - with EMPTY clustering.
* We already have the row, so there is no point in asking for more from the partition.
*/
if (Clustering.EMPTY == lastClustering)
return null;
lastFetched = countedInCurrentPartition(singleResultCounter) - lastCounted;
lastCounted = countedInCurrentPartition(singleResultCounter);
// getting back fewer rows than we asked for means the partition on the replica has been fully consumed
if (lastQueried > 0 && lastFetched < lastQueried)
return null;
/*
* At this point we know that:
* 1. the replica returned [repeatedly?] as many rows as we asked for and potentially has more
* rows in the partition
* 2. at least one of those returned rows was shadowed by a tombstone returned from another
* replica
* 3. we haven't satisfied the client's limits yet, and should attempt to query for more rows to
* avoid a short read
*
* In the ideal scenario, we would get exactly min(a, b) or fewer rows from the next request, where a and b
* are defined as follows:
* [a] limits.count() - mergedResultCounter.counted()
* [b] limits.perPartitionCount() - mergedResultCounter.countedInCurrentPartition()
*
* It would be naive to query for exactly that many rows, as it's possible and not unlikely
* that some of the returned rows would also be shadowed by tombstones from other hosts.
*
* Note: we don't know, nor do we care, how many rows from the replica made it into the reconciled result;
* we can only tell how many in total we queried for, and that [0, mrc.countedInCurrentPartition()) made it.
*
* In general, our goal should be to minimise the number of extra requests - *not* to minimise the number
* of rows fetched: there is a high transactional cost for every individual request, but a relatively low
* marginal cost for each extra row requested.
*
* As such it's better to overfetch than to underfetch extra rows from a host; but at the same
* time we want to respect paging limits and not blow up spectacularly.
*
* Note: it's ok to retrieve more rows that necessary since singleResultCounter is not stopping and only
* counts.
*
* With that in mind, we'll just request the minimum of (count(), perPartitionCount()) limits.
*
* See CASSANDRA-13794 for more details.
*/
lastQueried = Math.min(command.limits().count(), command.limits().perPartitionCount());
ColumnFamilyStore.metricsFor(metadata.cfId).shortReadProtectionRequests.mark();
Tracing.trace("Requesting {} extra rows from {} for short read protection", lastQueried, source);
SinglePartitionReadCommand cmd = makeFetchAdditionalRowsReadCommand(lastQueried);
return UnfilteredPartitionIterators.getOnlyElement(executeReadCommand(cmd), cmd);
}
// Counts the number of rows for regular queries and the number of groups for GROUP BY queries
private int countedInCurrentPartition(Counter counter)
{
return command.limits().isGroupByLimit()
? counter.rowCountedInCurrentPartition()
: counter.countedInCurrentPartition();
}
private SinglePartitionReadCommand makeFetchAdditionalRowsReadCommand(int toQuery)
{
ClusteringIndexFilter filter = command.clusteringIndexFilter(partitionKey);
if (null != lastClustering)
filter = filter.forPaging(metadata.comparator, lastClustering, false);
return SinglePartitionReadCommand.create(command.isForThrift(),
command.metadata(),
command.nowInSec(),
command.columnFilter(),
command.rowFilter(),
command.limits().forShortReadRetry(toQuery),
partitionKey,
filter,
command.indexMetadata());
}
}
private UnfilteredPartitionIterator executeReadCommand(ReadCommand cmd)
{
DataResolver resolver = new DataResolver(keyspace, cmd, ConsistencyLevel.ONE, 1, queryStartNanoTime);
ReadCallback handler = new ReadCallback(resolver, ConsistencyLevel.ONE, cmd, Collections.singletonList(source), queryStartNanoTime);
if (StorageProxy.canDoLocalRequest(source))
StageManager.getStage(Stage.READ).maybeExecuteImmediately(new StorageProxy.LocalReadRunnable(cmd, handler));
else
MessagingService.instance().sendRRWithFailure(cmd.createMessage(MessagingService.current_version), source, handler);
// We don't call handler.get() because we want to preserve tombstones since we're still in the middle of merging node results.
handler.awaitResults();
assert resolver.responses.size() == 1;
return resolver.responses.get(0).payload.makeIterator(command);
}
}
}