persist: finish wiring up seqno-capability based blob gc#13656
persist: finish wiring up seqno-capability based blob gc#13656danhhz merged 1 commit intoMaterializeInc:mainfrom
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👍 Wish I had thoughts on how to work around the HACK in listen, but not familiar enough with things there to have suggestions. The overall heartbeat changes look good to me
| .machine | ||
| .expire_reader(&self.handle.reader_id) | ||
| .await; | ||
| self.handle.explicitly_expired = true; |
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will expiring the handle here cause problems for persist_source, where the handle is reused for the Listen?
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oh! nvm, this is a separate handle, one created by snapshot splits
| // `next_listen_batch` loop so that we can heartbeat even when batches | ||
| // aren't incoming. At the moment the ownership would be weird and we | ||
| // should at least be regularly getting frontier updates, so maybe it | ||
| // isn't actually necessary. |
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we should at least be regularly getting frontier updates
meaning that, even without incoming batches, we'll still be heartbeating regularly?
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meaning that we'll be getting incoming batches regularly. i'll clarify the comment!
| /// real since here and use this instead (or in addition to) | ||
| /// downgrade_since. This is given preferential treatment over non-progress | ||
| /// heartbeats. | ||
| pub async fn maybe_heartbeat(&mut self, new_since: Option<&Antichain<T>>) { |
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I find the name of this function confusing, since it's sometimes a downgrade_since call (with a heartbeat attached), and sometimes just a heartbeat. Since snapshots only call this without new_since, and listens only call it with new_since, maybe it should be two different methods?
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wfm! something like maybe_downgrade_since and maybe_heartbeat_reader?
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yeah! I think that'd help clarify intent
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okay, seems like this is passing CI (modulo csv-sources.td, which seems broken on main) |
This registers SnapshotIter and Listen so they get capabilities on since and seqno (by internally storing a ReadHandle on each). As they progress, they heartbeat to maintain the registration (so their leases aren't expired from under them, once we add leases) and keep their capabilities. When SnapshotIter finishes, it expires its ReadHandle, giving up all capabilities. Listen downgrade its since and seqno capability as it goes. We make sure to do the SnapshotIter registration before it's sent over the wire so there isn't a race. This means we have to add a reader_id field to ProtoSnapshotSplit. This is a backward incompatible change, but it's fine because it's never durably persisted and we're not doing rolling upgrades yet. This also adds last_heartbeat_timestamp_ms field to ProtoReaderState and renames a couple proto messages, all of which are backward compatible changes.
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TFTR! |
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This registers SnapshotIter and Listen so they get capabilities on since
and seqno (by internally storing a ReadHandle on each). As they
progress, they heartbeat to maintain the registration (so their leases
aren't expired from under them, once we add leases) and keep their
capabilities.
When SnapshotIter finishes, it expires its ReadHandle, giving up all
capabilities. Listen downgrade its since and seqno capability as it
goes.
We make sure to do the SnapshotIter registration before it's sent over
the wire so there isn't a race. This means we have to add a reader_id
field to ProtoSnapshotSplit. This is a backward incompatible change, but
it's fine because it's never durably persisted and we're not doing
rolling upgrades yet. This also adds last_heartbeat_timestamp_ms field
to ProtoReaderState and renames a couple proto messages, all of which
are backward compatible changes.
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$T ⇔ Proto$Tmapping (possibly in a backwards-incompatible way) and therefore is tagged with aT-protobuflabel.Release notes
This PR includes the following user-facing behavior changes: