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package kafka.server

import kafka.network._
import kafka.utils._
import kafka.metrics.KafkaMetricsGroup
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit
import com.yammer.metrics.core.Meter

/**
 * A thread that answers kafka requests.
 */
class KafkaRequestHandler(id: Int,
                          brokerId: Int,
                          val aggregateIdleMeter: Meter,
                          val totalHandlerThreads: Int,
                          val requestChannel: RequestChannel,
                          apis: KafkaApis) extends Runnable with Logging {
  this.logIdent = "[Kafka Request Handler " + id + " on Broker " + brokerId + "], "

  def run() {
    while(true) {
      try {
        var req : RequestChannel.Request = null
        while (req == null) {
          // We use a single meter for aggregate idle percentage for the thread pool.
          // Since meter is calculated as total_recorded_value / time_window and
          // time_window is independent of the number of threads, each recorded idle
          // time should be discounted by # threads.
          val startSelectTime = SystemTime.nanoseconds
          req = requestChannel.receiveRequest(300)
          val idleTime = SystemTime.nanoseconds - startSelectTime
          aggregateIdleMeter.mark(idleTime / totalHandlerThreads)
        }

        if(req eq RequestChannel.AllDone) {
          debug("Kafka request handler %d on broker %d received shut down command".format(
            id, brokerId))
          return
        }
        req.requestDequeueTimeMs = SystemTime.milliseconds
        trace("Kafka request handler %d on broker %d handling request %s".format(id, brokerId, req))
        apis.handle(req)
      } catch {
        case e: Throwable => error("Exception when handling request", e)
      }
    }
  }

  def shutdown(): Unit = requestChannel.sendRequest(RequestChannel.AllDone)
}

class KafkaRequestHandlerPool(val brokerId: Int,
                              val requestChannel: RequestChannel,
                              val apis: KafkaApis,
                              numThreads: Int) extends Logging with KafkaMetricsGroup {

  /* a meter to track the average free capacity of the request handlers */
  private val aggregateIdleMeter = newMeter("RequestHandlerAvgIdlePercent", "percent", TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS)

  this.logIdent = "[Kafka Request Handler on Broker " + brokerId + "], "
  val threads = new Array[Thread](numThreads)
  val runnables = new Array[KafkaRequestHandler](numThreads)
  for(i <- 0 until numThreads) {
    runnables(i) = new KafkaRequestHandler(i, brokerId, aggregateIdleMeter, numThreads, requestChannel, apis)
    threads(i) = Utils.daemonThread("kafka-request-handler-" + i, runnables(i))
    threads(i).start()
  }

  def shutdown() {
    info("shutting down")
    for(handler <- runnables)
      handler.shutdown
    for(thread <- threads)
      thread.join
    info("shut down completely")
  }
}

class BrokerTopicMetrics(name: Option[String]) extends KafkaMetricsGroup {
  val tags: scala.collection.Map[String, String] = name match {
    case None => scala.collection.Map.empty
    case Some(topic) => Map("topic" -> topic)
  }

  val messagesInRate = newMeter("MessagesInPerSec", "messages", TimeUnit.SECONDS, tags)
  val bytesInRate = newMeter("BytesInPerSec", "bytes", TimeUnit.SECONDS, tags)
  val bytesOutRate = newMeter("BytesOutPerSec", "bytes", TimeUnit.SECONDS, tags)
  val bytesRejectedRate = newMeter("BytesRejectedPerSec", "bytes", TimeUnit.SECONDS, tags)
  val failedProduceRequestRate = newMeter("FailedProduceRequestsPerSec", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS, tags)
  val failedFetchRequestRate = newMeter("FailedFetchRequestsPerSec", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS, tags)
}

object BrokerTopicStats extends Logging {
  private val valueFactory = (k: String) => new BrokerTopicMetrics(Some(k))
  private val stats = new Pool[String, BrokerTopicMetrics](Some(valueFactory))
  private val allTopicsStats = new BrokerTopicMetrics(None)

  def getBrokerAllTopicsStats(): BrokerTopicMetrics = allTopicsStats

  def getBrokerTopicStats(topic: String): BrokerTopicMetrics = {
    stats.getAndMaybePut(topic)
  }
}