* make logs that are only useful for debugging be at debug level so log volume is much more chill
* info level messages for total merge buffer allocated/free
* more chill compaction logs
* 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.
* FileUtils: Sync directory entry too on writeAtomically.
See the fsync(2) man page for why this is important:
https://linux.die.net/man/2/fsync
This also plumbs CompressionUtils's "zip" function through
writeAtomically, so the code for handling atomic local filesystem
writes is all done in the same place.
* Remove unused import.
* Avoid FileOutputStream.
* Allow non-atomic writes to overwrite.
* Add some comments. And no need to flush an unbuffered stream.
* Double-checked locking bug is fixed.
* @Nullable is removed since there is no need to use along with @MonotonicNonNull.
* Static import is removed.
* Lazy initialization is implemented.
* Local variables used instead of volatile ones.
* Local variables used instead of volatile ones.
* Fix travis timeout in BufferHashGrouperTest
* adjust buffer size
* adjust bufferSize and loadFactor
* increase memory
* add debug code
* cat error
* after script
* print logs
* print per 2 min
* use direct mem
* clean up
The documentation for Bound filter's lowerStrict/upperStrict is incorrect. It is not consistent with the examples provided and actual behaviour of the bound filter. Correct this.
* 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
* remove AbstractResourceFilter.isApplicable because it is not, add tests for OverlordResource.doShutdown and OverlordResource.shutdownTasksForDatasource
* cleanup
`sessionToken`, `accessKey` and `secretKey` must be updated atomically.
Another race is possible between the file updater and the Druid process reading the file. It could be enforced only with mandatory file locking, but file locking is advisory by default in Linux.
Not putting this to 0.13 milestone because the found bugs are not critical (one is a harmless DI config duplicate, and another is in a benchmark.
Change in `DumpSegment` is just an indentation change.
* Fix missing default config in some calls to coordinator dynamic configs.
The lack of a default config meant that if someone called an API
_without_ a default config before one _with_ a default config, then
the default value would get stuck at null instead of the intended
default value. I noticed this in a cluster where calling /druid/coordinator/v1/config
before a coordinator had fully started up would lead to NPEs during
DruidCoordinatorRuleRunner.
This patch makes the default configs consistent across all calls.
* Remove unnecessary null check.
* 1. added support for unused DateTime start parameter in getRecentlyFinishedTaskInfoSince method:
HeapMemoryTaskStorage.getRecentlyFinishedTaskInfoSince return the finished tasks by comparing TaskStuff.createdDate with the start time
2. added filtering by status complete to TaskStuff list stream in HeapMemoryTaskStorage.getNRecentlyFinishedTaskInfo method.
3. changed names of methods and parameters to present that public API method OverlordResource.getTasks return the list of completed tasks, which createdDate, not date of completion, belongs to the interval parameter.
* 1. added support for unused DateTime start parameter in getRecentlyFinishedTaskInfoSince method:
HeapMemoryTaskStorage.getRecentlyFinishedTaskInfoSince return the finished tasks by comparing TaskStuff.createdDate with the start time
2. added filtering by status complete to TaskStuff list stream in HeapMemoryTaskStorage.getNRecentlyFinishedTaskInfo method.
3. changed names of methods and parameters to present that public API method OverlordResource.getTasks return the list of completed tasks, which createdDate, not date of completion, belongs to the interval parameter.
* Fixed OverlordResourceTest to Support changed methods names
* Changed methods and parameters names to make them more obvious to understand.
* Changed String.replace() for the StringUtils.replace()(#6607)
* Fixed checkstyle error
* Add checkstyle rules about imports and empty lines between members
* Add suppressions
* Update Eclipse import order
* Add empty line
* Fix StatsDEmitter
* Replace StatsD client library
The [Datadog package][1] is a StatsD compatible drop-in replacement for the
client library, but it seems to be [better maintained][2] and has support for
Datadog DogStatsD specific features, which will be made use of in a subsequent
commit.
The `count`, `time`, and `gauge` methods are actually exactly compatible with
the previous library and the modifications shouldn't be required, but EasyMock
seems to have a hard time dealing with the variable arguments added by the
DogStatsD library and causes tests to fail if no arguments are provided for the
last String vararg. Passing an empty array fixes the test failures.
[1]: https://github.com/DataDog/java-dogstatsd-client
[2]: https://github.com/tim-group/java-statsd-client/issues/37#issuecomment-248698856
* Retain dimension key information for StatsD metrics
This doesn't change behavior, but allows separating dimensions from the metric
name in subsequent commits.
There is a possible order change for values from
`dimsBuilder.build().values()`, but from the tests it looks like it doesn't
affect actual behavior and the order of user dimensions is also retained.
* Support DogStatsD style tags in statsd-emitter
Datadog [doesn't support name-encoded dimensions and uses a concept of _tags_
instead.][1] This change allows Datadog users to send the metrics without
having to encode the various dimensions in the metric names. This enables
building graphs and monitors with and without aggregation across various
dimensions from the same data.
As tests in this commit verify, the behavior remains the same for users who
don't enable the `druid.emitter.statsd.dogstatsd` configuration flag.
[1]: https://www.datadoghq.com/blog/the-power-of-tagged-metrics/#tags-decouple-collection-and-reporting
* Disable convertRange behavior for DogStatsD users
DogStatsD, unlike regular StatsD, supports floating-point values, so this
behavior is unnecessary. It would be possible to still support `convertRange`,
even with `dogstatsd` enabled, but that would mean that people using the
default mapping would have some of the gauges unnecessarily converted.
`time` is in milliseconds and doesn't support floating-point values.
* SystemSchema: Fix data types for various fields.
- segments: start, end, partition_num
- servers: plaintext_port, tls_port
- tasks: plaintext_port, tls_port
The declared and actual types did not match, but they must or
else queries may generate ClassCastExceptions.
Also adjusted some of the code for generating values to be more
robust in the face of nulls or malformed strings.
* Fix style.
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