Currently, there are some useless includes in the codebase. We can use a tool named include-what-you-use to optimize these includes. By using a strict include-what-you-use policy, we can get lots of benefits from it.
Currently, there are some useless includes in the codebase. We can use a tool named include-what-you-use to optimize these includes. By using a strict include-what-you-use policy, we can get lots of benefits from it.
* [enhancement](stream load pipe) using queryid or load id to identify stream load pipe instead of fragment instance id
NewLoadStreamMgr already has pipe and other info. Do not need save the pipe into fragment state. and FragmentState should be more clear.
But this pr will change the behaviour of BE.
I will pick the pr to doris 1.2.3 and add the load id to FE support. The user could upgrade from 1.2.3 to 2.x
Co-authored-by: yiguolei <yiguolei@gmail.com>
When FE send cancel rpc to BE, it does not notify the wait_for_start() thread, so that the fragment will be blocked and occupy the execution thread.
Add a max wait time for wait_for_start() thread. So that it will not block forever.
1. solved the previous delayed unit test file size is too large (1.7G+) and the unit test link time is too long problem problems
2. Unify all unit tests into one file to significantly reduce unit test execution time to less than 3 mins
3. temporarily disable stream_load_test.cpp, metrics_action_test.cpp, load_channel_mgr_test.cpp because it will re-implement part of the code and affect other tests
This CL mainly changes:
1. Avoid repeated sending of common components in Fragments
In the previous implementation, a query may generate multiple Fragments,
these Fragments contain some common information, such as DescriptorTable.
Fragment will be sent to BE in a certain order, so these public information will be sent repeatedly
and generated repeatedly on the BE side.
In some complex SQL, these public information may be very large,
thereby increasing the execution time of Fragment.
So I improved this. For multiple Fragments sent to the same BE, only the first Fragment will carry
these public information, and it will be cached on the BE side, and subsequent Fragments
no longer need to carry this information.
In the local test, the execution time of some complex SQL can be reduced from 3 seconds to 1 second.
2. Add the time-consuming part of FE logic in Profile
Including SQL analysis, planning, Fragment scheduling and sending on the FE side, and the time to fetch data.
We can observe the workload of BE, and also it's a way to check
whether there is any problem in BE, like some container increase
too large and lead to OOM.
This patch add the following metrics:
```
Name Description
rowset_count_generated_and_in_use The total count of rowset id generated and in use since BE last start
unused_rowsets_count The total count of unused rowset waiting to be GC
broker_count The total count of brokers in management
data_stream_receiver_count The total count of data stream receivers in management
fragment_endpoint_count The total count of fragment endpoints of data stream in management, should always equal to data_stream_receiver_count
active_scan_context_count The total count of active scan contexts
plan_fragment_count The total count of plan fragments in executing
load_channel_count The total count of load channels in management
result_buffer_block_count The total count of result buffer blocks for queries, each block has a limited queue size (default 1024)
result_block_queue_count The total count of queues for fragments, each queue has a limited size (default 20, by config::max_memory_sink_batch_count)
routine_load_task_count The total count of routine load tasks in executing
small_file_cache_count The total count of cached small files' digest info
stream_load_pipe_count The total count of stream load pipes, each pipe has a limited buffer size (default 1M)
tablet_writer_count The total count of tablet writers
brpc_endpoint_stub_count The total count of brpc endpoints
```
