* maintenance mode for Historical
forbidden api fix, config deserialization fix
logging fix, unit tests
* addressed comments
* addressed comments
* a style fix
* addressed comments
* a unit-test fix due to recent code-refactoring
* docs & refactoring
* addressed comments
* addressed a LoadRule drop flaw
* post merge cleaning up
* use SqlLifecyle to manage sql execution, add sqlId
* add sql request logger
* fix UT
* rename sqlId to sqlQueryId, sql/time to sqlQuery/time, etc
* add docs and more sql request logger impls
* add UT for http and jdbc
* fix forbidden use of com.google.common.base.Charsets
* fix UT in QuantileSqlAggregatorTest, supressed unused warning of getSqlQueryId
* do not use default method in QueryMetrics interface
* capitalize 'sql' everywhere in the non-property parts of the docs
* use RequestLogger interface to log sql query
* minor bugfixes and add switching request logger
* add filePattern configs for FileRequestLogger
* address review comments, adjust sql request log format
* fix inspection error
* try SuppressWarnings("RedundantThrows") to fix inspection error on ComposingRequestLoggerProvider
* Broker: Await initialization before finishing startup.
In particular, hold off on announcing the service and starting the
HTTP server until the server view and SQL metadata cache are finished
initializing. This closes a window of time where a Broker could return
partial results shortly after startup.
As part of this, some simplification of server-lifecycle service
announcements. This helps ensure that the two different kinds of
announcements we do (legacy and new-style) stay in sync.
* Remove unused imports.
* Fix NPE in ServerRunnable.
* FilteredRequestLogger: Fix start/stop, invalid delegate behavior.
Fixes two bugs:
1) FilteredRequestLogger did not start/stop the delegate.
2) FilteredRequestLogger would ignore an invalid delegate type, and
instead silently substitute the "noop" logger. This was due to a larger
problem with RequestLoggerProvider setup in general; the fix here is
to remove "defaultImpl" from the RequestLoggerProvider interface, and
instead have JsonConfigurator be responsible for creating the
default implementations. It is stricter about things than the old system
was, and is only willing to make a noop logger if it doesn't see any
request logger configs. Otherwise, it'll raise a provision error.
* Remove unneeded annotations.
* autosize processing buffers based on direct memory sizing
* remove oops, more test
* max 1gb autosize buffers, test, start of docs
* fix oops
* revert accidental change
* print buffer size in exception
* change the things
* Broker backpressure.
Adds a new property "druid.broker.http.maxQueuedBytes" and a new context
parameter "maxQueuedBytes". Both represent a maximum number of bytes queued
per query before exerting backpressure on the channel to the data server.
Fixes#4933.
* Fix query context doc.
* Rename io.druid to org.apache.druid.
* Fix META-INF files and remove some benchmark results.
* MonitorsConfig update for metrics package migration.
* Reorder some dimensions in inner queries for some reason.
* Fix protobuf tests.
* Cache: Add maxEntrySize config.
The idea is this makes it more feasible to cache query types that
can potentially generate large result sets, like groupBy and select,
without fear of writing too much to the cache per query.
Includes a refactor of cache population code in CachingQueryRunner and
CachingClusteredClient, such that they now use the same CachePopulator
interface with two implementations: one for foreground and one for
background.
The main reason for splitting the foreground / background impls is
that the foreground impl can have a more effective implementation of
maxEntrySize. It can stop retaining subvalues for the cache early.
* Add CachePopulatorStats.
* Fix whitespace.
* Fix docs.
* Fix various tests.
* Add tests.
* Fix tests.
* Better tests
* Remove conflict markers.
* Fix licenses.
- Setting druid.request.logging.delegate has no effect.
- The provider is injected based on a type parameter & this looks to be scoped to delegate for filtered loggers
The behavior is configurable through druid.extensions.useExtensionClassloaderFirst.
It is useful when extensions want to load a dependency different from one provided
by Druid, for example a different version of geoip or protobuf.
* More memory limiting for HttpPostEmitter
* Less aggressive large events test
* Fix tests
* Restrict batch queue size first, keep minimum of 2 queue items
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