This CL fixes the following problems
1. check whether TabletsChannel has been closed/cancelled in `reduce_mem_usage` to avoid using a closed DeltaWriter
2. make `FlushHandle.wait` wait for all submitted tasks to finish so that memtable is deallocated before its delta writer
3. make `~MemTracker()` release its consumption bytes to accommodate situations in aggregate_func.h that bitmap and hll call `MemTracker::consume` without corresponding `MemTracker::release`, which cause the consumption of root tracker never drops to zero
The current load process is:
Tablet Sink -> Tablet Channel Mgr -> Tablets Channel -> Delta Writer -> MemTable -> Flush to disk
In the path of Tablets Channel -> DeltaWriter -> MemTable -> Flush to disk, the following operations are performed:
Insert tuple into different memtables according to tablet ID
When the memtable size reaches the threshold, it is written to disk.
The above operations are equivalent to single thread execution for a single load task.
In fact, the insertion of memtable and the flush of memtable can be executed synchronously.
Perform these operation in single thread prevents the insertion of memtable from being delayed due to slow disk writing.
In the new implementation, I added a MemTableFlushExecutor class with a set of flush queues and corresponding worker threads.
By default, each data directory uses two worker threads for flush, which can be modified by the parameter flush_thread_num_per_store of BE.
DeltaWriter will push the full memtable to MemTableFlushExecutor for flush operation and generate a new memtable for receiving new data.
This design can improve the performance of load large files.
In single host testing, the time to load a 1GB text file is reduced from 48 seconds to 29 seconds.
