Currently, the redis-cache extension uses Jedis 2.9.0, which was released over seven years ago and is no longer listed in the official support matrix. This patch upgrades it to ensure the compatibility with the recent version of Redis and make future upgrades easier, including:
Upgrade Jedis to v5.0.2, the latest version at this writing, and address the API changes and dependency version mismatch.
Replace mock-jedis with jedis-mock, since the former has not been actively maintained any longer and not compatible with recent versions of Jedis.
Lately, Query IT has been failing due to historical server running out of memory (OOM).
We are investigating the historical heap dump from the test. Until the issue is resolved, we are increasing the heap size of historical server.
* Add a unit test that fails when used segments with too many intervals are retrieved.
- This is a failing test case that needs to be ignored.
* Batch the intervals (use 100 as it's consistent with batching in other places).
* move the filtering inside the batch
* Account for limit cross the batch splits.
* Adjustments
* Fixup and add tests
* small refactor
* add more tests.
* remove wrapper.
* Minor edits
* assert out of range
Historical OOMs were not getting dumped into /shared/logs because common JVM flags will override service-specific JVM flags. This PR fixes that and also removes unnecessary overrides in historical.
In the current design, brokers query both data nodes and tasks to fetch the schema of the segments they serve. The table schema is then constructed by combining the schemas of all segments within a datasource. However, this approach leads to a high number of segment metadata queries during broker startup, resulting in slow startup times and various issues outlined in the design proposal.
To address these challenges, we propose centralizing the table schema management process within the coordinator. This change is the first step in that direction. In the new arrangement, the coordinator will take on the responsibility of querying both data nodes and tasks to fetch segment schema and subsequently building the table schema. Brokers will now simply query the Coordinator to fetch table schema. Importantly, brokers will still retain the capability to build table schemas if the need arises, ensuring both flexibility and resilience.
* Use filters for pruning properly for hash-joins.
Native used them too aggressively: it might use filters for the RHS
to prune the LHS. MSQ used them not at all. Now, both use them properly,
pruning based on base (LHS) columns only.
* Fix tests.
* Fix style.
* Clear filterFields too.
* Update.
Minor updates to the documentation.
Added prerequisites.
Removed a known issue in MSQ since its no longer valid.
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* Add system fields to input sources.
Main changes:
1) The SystemField enum defines system fields "__file_uri", "__file_path",
and "__file_bucket". They are associated with each input entity.
2) The SystemFieldInputSource interface can be added to any InputSource
to make it system-field-capable. It sets up serialization of a list
of configured "systemFields" in the JSON form of the input source, and
provides a method getSystemFieldValue for computing the value of each
system field. Cloud object, HDFS, HTTP, and Local now have this.
* Fix various LocalInputSource calls.
* Fix style stuff.
* Fixups.
* Fix tests and coverage.
* better documentation for the differences between arrays and mvds
* add outputType to ExpressionPostAggregator to make docs true
* add output coercion if outputType is defined on ExpressionPostAgg
* updated post-aggregations.md to be consistent with aggregations.md and filters.md and use tables
While running queries on real time tasks using MSQ, there is an issue with queries with certain order by columns.
If the query specifies a non time column, the query is planned as it is supported by MSQ. However, this throws an exception when passed to real time tasks once as the native query stack does not support it. This PR resolves this by removing the ordering from the query before contacting real time tasks.
Fixes a bug with MSQ while reading data from real time tasks with non time ordering
ServiceClientImpl logs the cause of every retry, even though we are retrying the connection attempt. This leads to slight pollution in the logs because a lot of the time, the reason for retrying is the same. This is seen primarily in MSQ, when the worker task hasn't launched yet however controller attempts to connect to the worker task, which can lead to scary-looking messages (with INFO log level), even though they are normal.
This PR changes the logging logic to log every 10 (arbitrary number) retries instead of every retry, to reduce the pollution of the logs.
Note: If there are no retries left, the client returns an exception, which would get thrown up by the caller, and therefore this change doesn't hide any important information.
* Use min of scheduler threads and server threads for subquery guardrails.
This allows more memory to be used for subqueries when the query scheduler
is configured to limit queries below the number of server threads. The patch
also refactors the code so SubqueryGuardrailHelper is provided by a Guice
Provider rather than being created by ClientQuerySegmentWalker, to achieve
better separation of concerns.
* Exclude provider from coverage.
* Frames: consider writing singly-valued column when input column hasMultipleValues is UNKNOWN.
Prior to this patch, columnar frames would always write multi-valued columns if
the input column had hasMultipleValues = UNKNOWN. This had the effect of flipping
UNKNOWN to TRUE when copying data into frames, which is problematic because TRUE
causes expressions to assume that string inputs must be treated as arrays.
We now avoid this by flipping UNKNOWN to FALSE if no multi-valuedness
is encountered, and flipping it to TRUE if multi-valuedness is encountered.
* Add regression test case.
Functions that accept literals also allow casted literals. This shouldn't have an impact on the queries that the user writes. It enables the SQL functions to accept explicit cast, which is required with JDBC.
Currently advance function in postJoinCursor calls advanceUninterruptibly which in turn keeps calling baseCursor.advanceUninterruptibly until the post join condition matches, without checking for interrupts. This causes the CPU to hit 100% without getting a chance for query to be cancelled.
With this change, the call flow of advance and advanceUninterruptibly is separated out so that they call baseCursor.advance and baseCursor.advanceUninterruptibly in them, respectively, giving a chance for interrupts in the former case between successive calls to baseCursor.advance.
* Fix error assuming a Complex Type that is a Number is a double
In the case where a complex type is a number, it may not be castable to double. It can safely be case as Number first to get to the doubleValue.
- adds a new query build path: DruidQuery#toScanAndSortQuery which:
- builds a ScanQuery without considering the current ordering
- builds an operator to execute the sort
- fixes a null string to "null" literal string conversion in the frame serializer code
- fixes some DrillWindowQueryTest cases
- fix NPE in NaiveSortOperator in case there was no input
- enables back CoreRules.AGGREGATE_REMOVE
- adds a processing level OffsetLimit class and uses that instead of just the limit in the rac parts
- earlier window expressions on top of a subquery with an offset may have ignored the offset
Currently the inter Druid communication via rest endpoints is based on json formatted payload. Upon parsing error, there is only a generic exception stating expected json token type and current json token type. There is no detailed error log about the content of the payload causing the violation.
In the micro-service world, the trend is to deploy the Druid servers in k8 with the mesh network. Often the istio proxy or other proxies is used to intercept the network connection between Druid servers. The proxy may give error messages for various reasons. These error messages are not expected by the json parser. The generic error message from Druid can be very misleading as the user may think the message is based on the response from the other Druid server.
For example, this is an example of mysterious error message
QueryInterruptedException{msg=Next token wasn't a START_ARRAY, was[VALUE_STRING] from url[http://xxxxx:8088/druid/v2/], code=Unknown exception, class=org.apache.druid.java.util.common.IAE, host=xxxxx:8088}"
While the context of the message is the following from the proxy when it can't tunnel the network connection.
pstream connect error or disconnect/reset before header
So this very simple PR is just to enhance the logging and get the real underlying message printed out. This would save a lot of head scratching time if Druid is deployed with mesh network.
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