Followup #28890
Make HttpSqlConverterPlugin and AuditLoader as Doris' builtin plugin.
To make it simple for user to support sql dialect and using audit loader.
HttpSqlConverterPlugin
By default, there is nothing changed.
There is a new global variable sql_converter_service, default is empty, if set, the HttpSqlConverterPlugin will be enabled
set global sql_converter_service = "http://127.0.0.1:5001/api/v1/convert"
AuditLoader
By default, there is nothing changed.
There is a new global variable enable_audit_plugin, default is false, if set to true, the audit loader plugin will be enable.
Doris will create audit_log in __internal_schema when startup
If enable_audit_plugin is true, the audit load will be inserted into audit_log table.
3 other global variables related to this plugin:
audit_plugin_max_batch_interval_sec: The max interval for audit loader to insert a batch of audit log.
audit_plugin_max_batch_bytes: The max batch size for audit loader to insert a batch of audit log.
audit_plugin_max_sql_length: The max length of statement in audit log
The current logic for SQL dialect conversion is all in the `fe-core` module, which may lead to the following issues:
- Changes to the dialect conversion logic may occur frequently, requiring users to upgrade the Doris version frequently within the fe-core module, leading to a longer change cycle.
- The cost of customized development is high, requiring users to replace the fe-core JAR package.
Turning it into a plugin can address the above issues properly.
The io related codes may be used by new modules, so It's better to move them to fe-common.
The modification to fe-core is frequent, but there are many generated java files by thrift
will slow down the compilation, so It's better to move thrift generation process to fe-common.
Currently both log4j1 and log4j2 are used, which leads to logs are written to wrong files.
Our modification will remove log4j1 from dependency, use slf4j + slf4j -> log4j2 instead.
Currently we have implemented the plugin framework in FE.
This CL make the original audit log logic pluggable.
The following classes are mainly implemented:
1. AuditPlugin
The interface of audit plugin
2. AuditEvent
An AuditEvent contains all information about an audit event, such as a query, or a connection.
3. AuditEventProcessor
Audit event processor receive all audit events and deliver them to all installed audit plugins.
This CL implements two audit module plugins:
1. The builtin plugin `AuditLogBuilder`, which act same as the previous logic, to save the
audit log to the `fe.audit.log`
2. An optional plugin `AuditLoader`, which will periodically inserts the audit log into a Doris table
specified by the user. In this way, users can conveniently use SQL to query and analyze this
audit log table.
Some documents are added:
1. HELP docs of install/uninstall/show plugin.
2. Rename the `README.md` in `fe_plugins/` dir to `plugin-development-manual.md` and move
it to the `docs/` dir
3. `audit-plugin.md` to introduce the usage of `AuditLoader` plugin.
ISSUE： #3226
issue #2344
* Add install/unintall Plugin statement
* Add show plugin statement
* Support install plugin through two ways:
* Built-in Plugin: use PluginMgr's register method.
* Dynamic Plugin: install by SQL statement, and the process:
1. check Plugin has already install?
2. download Plugin file from remote source or copy from local source
3. extract Plugin's .zip
4. read Plugin's plugin.properties, and check Plugin's Value
5. dynamic load .jar and init Plugin's main Class
6. invoke Plugin's init method
7. register Plugin into PluginMgr.
8. update meta
* Support FE Plugin dynamic uninstall process
1. check Plugin has install?
2. invoke Plugin's close method
3. delete Plugin from PluginMgr
4. update meta
* Add audit plugin interface
* Add plugin enable flags in Config
* Add plugin install path in Config, default plugin will install in ${DORIS_FE_PATH}/plugins
* Add FE plugins project
* Add audit plugin demo
The usage:
```
// install plugin and show plugins;
mysql>
mysql> install plugin from "/home/users/seaven/auditplugin.zip";
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.05 sec)
mysql>
mysql> show plugins;
+-------------------+-------+---------------+---------+-------------+------------------------+--------+---------------------------------------+
| Name | Type | Description | Version | JavaVersion | ClassName | SoName | Sources |
+-------------------+-------+---------------+---------+-------------+------------------------+--------+---------------------------------------+
| audit_plugin_demo | AUDIT | just for test | 0.11.0 | 1.8.31 | plugin.AuditPluginDemo | NULL | /home/users/hekai/auditplugindemo.zip |
+-------------------+-------+---------------+---------+-------------+------------------------+--------+---------------------------------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
mysql> show plugins;
+-------------------+-------+---------------+---------+-------------+------------------------+--------+---------------------------------------+
| Name | Type | Description | Version | JavaVersion | ClassName | SoName | Sources |
+-------------------+-------+---------------+---------+-------------+------------------------+--------+---------------------------------------+
| audit_plugin_demo | AUDIT | just for test | 0.11.0 | 1.8.31 | plugin.AuditPluginDemo | NULL | /home/users/hekai/auditplugindemo.zip |
+-------------------+-------+---------------+---------+-------------+------------------------+--------+---------------------------------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
mysql> uninstall plugin audit_plugin_demo;
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.04 sec)
mysql> show plugins;
Empty set (0.00 sec)
```
TODO:
*Config.plugin_dir should be created if missing
