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@hengfeiyang hengfeiyang commented Aug 1, 2024

Now we use sql to plan to execute the query.

we split the PhysicalPlan to two stage:

  1. Partial plan, it can be distributed will run on all the nodes.
  2. Final plan, it can't be distributed will run on the leader querier and merge the result.

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  • New Features

    • Updated to version 0.10.9, introducing enhancements and new dependencies for improved data processing functionalities.
    • Added new Protocol Buffers schemas to define structures for cluster management and data processing frameworks, enhancing integration capabilities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling in configuration to prevent runtime panics.
    • Enhanced logic in caching mechanisms for more reliable query responses.
  • Documentation

    • Added module declarations to improve organization and clarity within the codebase.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined execution plans and SQL processing for better performance and maintainability.
  • Tests

    • Introduced new functions for log ingestion in test suites to enhance reliability and coverage.
  • Style

    • Made formatting adjustments across various files to improve readability and consistency.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes span multiple modules in the project, focusing on enhancing functionality, improving error handling, and refining code structure. Notable updates include a version increment, the introduction of new dependencies, and significant changes to SQL processing and execution plan management. These modifications aim to enhance performance, maintainability, and the overall robustness of the application.

Changes

Files Change Summary
Cargo.toml Version updated from 0.10.8 to 0.10.9. Introduced datafusion-proto as a new workspace dependency.
src/config/src/config.rs Improved get_instance_id function to handle missing keys safely, preventing panics.
src/proto/Cargo.toml Added new dependencies: async-trait, datafusion, datafusion-proto, and tokio, all marked with workspace = true.
src/proto/build.rs Enhanced build process for protocol buffers, including improved file handling and writing operations.
src/proto/proto/cluster/plan.proto Defined a new Protocol Buffers schema for a cluster management system with NewEmptyExecNode message.
src/proto/proto/datafusion/datafusion.proto Created a comprehensive schema for DataFusion's logical and physical query planning.
src/proto/src/datafusion/codec.rs Introduced codecs for encoding and decoding execution plans, enhancing the DataFusion framework's capabilities.
src/proto/src/datafusion/emptyexec.rs Implemented NewEmptyExec struct for handling empty datasets within query plans.
src/proto/src/datafusion/emptytable.rs Added NewEmptyTable struct for testing and plan generation without actual data.
src/proto/src/datafusion/mod.rs Organized module structure by declaring sub-modules for codec, emptyexec, and emptytable.
src/proto/src/generated/mod.rs Introduced module declarations for cluster and prometheus, centralizing related functionalities.
src/proto/src/generated/prometheus.rs Defined data structures for interacting with Prometheus using Protocol Buffers.
src/proto/src/lib.rs Streamlined module organization by removing old RPC modules and re-exporting them under a new generated module.
src/service/search/cache/cacher.rs Enhanced cache checking logic to improve handling of cached query responses.
src/service/search/cache/mod.rs Updated search function by removing &parsed_sql parameter, simplifying its interface.
src/service/search/sql.rs Removed static regex patterns and simplified subquery handling for enhanced maintainability.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Server
    participant Database

    Client->>Server: Send Search Request
    Server->>Database: Execute SQL Query
    Database-->>Server: Return Results
    Server->>Client: Send Search Results
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Server
    participant DataFusion

    Client->>Server: Request Data
    Server->>DataFusion: Create Execution Plan
    DataFusion-->>Server: Return Plan
    Server->>Client: Send Data
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src/service/search/datafusion/mod.rs (1)

20-20: Module renaming appears appropriate.

The module rewrite has been renamed to plan. Ensure that this renaming aligns with the new functionality or focus of the module.

src/service/search/cluster/grpc.rs (5)

58-59: Improved control flow.

The check for non-empty merge_results simplifies the control flow.


64-66: Buffer initialization and writer instantiation.

The buffer buf is correctly initialized, and the FileWriter is instantiated with the buffer and schema.


70-75: Error handling for writing batches.

The error handling for writing batches is robust, logging errors instead of using unwrap().


78-83: Error handling for finishing the writer.

The error handling for finishing the writer is improved, logging errors instead of using unwrap().


84-86: Buffer assignment.

The buffer hits_buf is correctly assigned if writer.into_inner() is successful.

src/service/search/datafusion/table_provider/memtable.rs (5)

1-14: License and copyright information.

The file includes the correct license and copyright information.


16-30: Imports and dependencies.

The necessary imports and dependencies are correctly included.


34-38: Struct definition.

The NewMemTable struct is defined with mem_table and diff_rules fields.


40-52: Constructor implementation.

The try_new constructor correctly initializes the NewMemTable struct.


55-117: TableProvider implementation.

The TableProvider trait is correctly implemented for NewMemTable, including methods for schema, constraints, table type, scan, insert_into, and get_column_default.

src/service/search/datafusion/plan.rs (5)

36-78: LGTM! Recursive logic is clear.

The recursive logic for processing the execution plan is clear and well-implemented.


80-137: LGTM! Logic for handling distributed plans and memory execution plans is clear.

The logic for handling distributed plans and memory execution plans is clear and well-implemented.


139-149: LGTM! Logic for handling memory execution plans and coalescing batches is clear.

The logic for handling memory execution plans and coalescing batches is clear and well-implemented.


36-78: Verify handling of specific plan names.

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65-67: LGTM! Simplified logic for handling merge_batches.

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40-40: LGTM! Simplified structure for SearchResult.

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132-140: LGTM! Streamlined merging process for search results.

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143-178: LGTM! Enhanced schema management for search results.

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161-161: Good use of target_partitions in SearchSession.

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142-148: Ensure configuration values are correctly set.

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73-73: New field diff_rules added to NewListingTable.

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88-88: New parameter rules added to try_new.

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107-107: Initialization of diff_rules in try_new.

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334-337: Check for empty diff_rules.

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338-348: Apply data type transformation rules.

The logic for applying data type casts based on diff_rules is well-implemented. Ensure that all necessary data type transformations are covered by the rules.


349-355: Creation of ProjectionExec with transformation rules.

The creation of ProjectionExec with the applied transformation rules is a good enhancement. Ensure that the ProjectionExec is correctly integrated into the execution plan.

src/service/search/grpc/storage.rs (5)

88-88: LGTM! Simplified return type for empty schema versions.

The change from HashMap::new() to vec![] is a good simplification.


113-113: LGTM! Simplified return type for empty files.

The change from HashMap::new() to vec![] is a good simplification.


208-213: LGTM! Introduced target_partitions based on cache_type.

The introduction of target_partitions enhances the function's adaptability based on the caching strategy.


241-241: LGTM! Added target_partitions to the session struct.

Including target_partitions in the session struct is a necessary change for the search operation.


334-340: LGTM! Simplified results collection.

The change from HashMap to Vec for results collection reduces complexity and improves efficiency.

src/config/src/meta/search.rs (1)

40-40: LGTM! Added target_partitions to the Session struct.

The addition of target_partitions enhances the Session struct's capability to manage specific partitions.

src/service/search/grpc/wal.rs (5)

87-87: LGTM! Simplified return type for empty files.

The change from HashMap::new() to vec![] is a good simplification.


148-148: LGTM! Simplified return type for zero-length files.

The change from HashMap::new() to vec![] is a good simplification.


169-169: LGTM! Simplified return type for empty schema versions.

The change from HashMap::new() to vec![] is a good simplification.


258-258: LGTM! Added target_partitions to the session struct.

Including target_partitions in the session struct is a necessary change for the search operation.


346-353: LGTM! Simplified results collection.

The change from HashMap to Vec for results collection reduces complexity and improves efficiency.

src/service/search/datafusion/exec.rs (6)

110-114: LGTM!

The changes to use NewMemTable and register it as a table in the DataFusion context are appropriate and improve the logic.


140-183: LGTM!

The restructuring of the exec_query function improves readability and traceability. The additional logging for logical and physical plans is beneficial for debugging.


205-287: LGTM!

The renaming and signature changes improve clarity and explicit data handling. The use of EmptyTable ensures graceful handling of empty datasets.


79-81: Verify the function usage in the codebase.

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  • src/service/search/datafusion/exec.rs: let result = exec_query(&ctx, session, sql).await?;
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Ensure that all function calls to merge_partitions match the new signature and handle the updated parameters correctly.

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src/service/search/mod.rs (3)

741-785: LGTM!

The generate_search_schema function logic ensures the resulting schema is up-to-date and accurate. The automatic addition of a timestamp field if not present is a good practice.


789-847: LGTM!

The generate_select_start_search_schema function effectively manages field discrepancies and aliases, ensuring any new fields required are added to the schema.


849-864: LGTM!

The generate_used_fields_in_query function correctly identifies the fields used in the SQL query, excluding aliases.

src/config/src/meta/sql.rs (5)

Line range hint 51-51:
LGTM!

The removal of the subquery field simplifies the Sql struct and indicates a shift in how subqueries are handled.


129-129: LGTM!

The removal of subquery handling simplifies the conversion logic and aligns with the changes to the Sql struct.


Line range hint 221-240:
LGTM!

The changes reflect a more stringent requirement that only single tables are supported, leading to clearer error handling and more predictable behavior.


250-250: LGTM!

The change to use id.value.to_string() enhances clarity in how identifiers are represented.


263-263: LGTM!

The change to use id.value.to_string() enhances clarity in how identifiers are represented.

src/service/search/cluster/mod.rs (3)

721-763: Ensure efficiency in formatting record batches.

The new logic for formatting record batches by schema looks correct, but ensure it is efficient and does not introduce performance bottlenecks.


683-684: Verify the return type change.

Ensure that all calls to the merge_grpc_result function handle the new return type correctly.


71-71: Verify the return type change.

Ensure that all calls to the search function handle the new return type correctly.

src/service/search/sql.rs (2)

43-43: Verify the impact of removing regex declarations.

Ensure that the removal of RE_COUNT_DISTINCT and RE_FIELD_FN does not affect the processing of distinct counts and field functions in SQL queries.


225-225: Ensure correctness of simplified SQL handling logic.

The SQL handling logic has been simplified. Ensure that the new logic correctly handles subqueries and time range rewrites.

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src/service/search/cluster/grpc.rs (2)

70-75: Improve error logging in the loop.

Consider adding more context to the error logs within the loop to help with debugging.

-  log::error!(
-      "[trace_id {trace_id}] write record batch to ipc error: {}",
-      e
-  );
+  log::error!(
+      "[trace_id {trace_id}] write record batch to ipc error: {}, batch: {:?}",
+      e,
+      batch
+  );

78-83: Enhance error logging for finish operation.

Consider adding more context to the error logs for the finish operation to help with debugging.

-  log::error!(
-      "[trace_id {trace_id}] convert record batch to ipc error: {}",
-      e
-  );
+  log::error!(
+      "[trace_id {trace_id}] convert record batch to ipc error: {}, writer: {:?}",
+      e,
+      writer
+  );
src/service/search/datafusion/plan.rs (4)

36-38: Enhance function documentation.

Consider adding a docstring to explain the purpose and usage of the get_partial_plan function.

/// Retrieves a partial execution plan if certain conditions are met.

50-56: Combine conditions for readability.

Combine the two conditions checking for HashJoinExec and CrossJoinExec for better readability.

for name in ["HashJoinExec", "CrossJoinExec"] {
    if cplan.name() == name {
        return Err(datafusion::error::DataFusionError::NotImplemented(
            format!("{} is not supported", name),
        ));
    }
}

80-82: Enhance function documentation.

Consider adding a docstring to explain the purpose and usage of the get_final_plan function.

/// Constructs the final execution plan based on provided data and the initial plan.

96-101: Combine conditions for readability.

Combine the two conditions checking for HashJoinExec and CrossJoinExec for better readability.

for name in ["HashJoinExec", "CrossJoinExec"] {
    if cplan.name() == name {
        return Err(datafusion::error::DataFusionError::NotImplemented(
            format!("{} is not supported", name),
        ));
    }
}
src/service/search/cluster/http.rs (3)

Line range hint 144-178: Optimize schema formatting logic.

The schema formatting logic can be optimized by reducing redundant checks and operations.

if !results.is_empty() && RE_SELECT_WILDCARD.is_match(sql.origin_sql.as_str()) {
    let mut schema = results[0].schema();
    let schema_fields: HashSet<_> = schema.fields().iter().map(|f| f.name()).collect();
    let mut new_fields = HashSet::new();
    let mut need_format = false;

    for batch in &results {
        let batch_fields: HashSet<_> = batch.schema().fields().iter().map(|f| f.name()).collect();
        if batch_fields != schema_fields {
            need_format = true;
            new_fields.extend(batch.schema().fields().iter().cloned());
        }
    }

    if need_format {
        let new_schema = Schema::new(new_fields.into_iter().collect());
        schema = Arc::new(Schema::try_merge(vec![schema.as_ref().clone(), new_schema]).unwrap());

        results = results
            .into_iter()
            .map(|batch| format_recordbatch_by_schema(schema.clone(), batch))
            .collect();
    }
}

Line range hint 182-184: Remove debug print statement.

Remove the debug print statement to clean up the code.

println!("schema: {:?}", schema);

Line range hint 200-220: Handle potential errors in writer operations.

Ensure proper error handling for writer operations to avoid potential issues.

let buf = Vec::new();
let mut writer = ipc::writer::FileWriter::try_new_with_options(buf, &schema, ipc_options).unwrap();

for batch in results {
    hits_total += batch.num_rows();
    if let Err(e) = writer.write(&batch) {
        log::error!("[trace_id {trace_id}] write record batch to ipc error: {}", e);
    }
}

if let Err(e) = writer.finish() {
    log::error!("[trace_id {trace_id}] convert record batch to ipc error: {}", e);
}

if let Ok(v) = writer.into_inner() {
    hits_buf = v;
}
let buf = Vec::new();
if let Ok(mut writer) = ipc::writer::FileWriter::try_new_with_options(buf, &schema, ipc_options) {
    for batch in results {
        hits_total += batch.num_rows();
        if let Err(e) = writer.write(&batch) {
            log::error!("[trace_id {trace_id}] write record batch to ipc error: {}", e);
        }
    }

    if let Err(e) = writer.finish() {
        log::error!("[trace_id {trace_id}] convert record batch to ipc error: {}", e);
    } else if let Ok(v) = writer.into_inner() {
        hits_buf = v;
    }
} else {
    log::error!("[trace_id {trace_id}] failed to create IPC writer");
}
src/service/search/grpc/mod.rs (5)

40-40: Update type alias documentation.

Update the documentation for the SearchResult type alias to reflect the new structure.

/// SearchResult is a Result containing a vector of record batches and scan statistics.

88-88: Add a comment explaining the default return value.

Add a comment to explain why an empty vector and default ScanStats are returned.

// Return an empty vector and default ScanStats if WAL is skipped or not an ingester node.

103-103: Add a comment explaining the default return value.

Add a comment to explain why an empty vector and default ScanStats are returned.

// Return an empty vector and default ScanStats if WAL is skipped or not an ingester node.

116-116: Add a comment explaining the default return value.

Add a comment to explain why an empty vector and default ScanStats are returned.

// Return an empty vector and default ScanStats if the search type is WAL only.

182-184: Remove debug print statement.

Remove the debug print statement to clean up the code.

println!("schema: {:?}", schema);
src/service/search/mod.rs (3)

746-746: Typo: "cacluate" should be "calculate".

Fix the typo in the comment.

-    // cacluate the diff between latest schema and group schema
+    // calculate the diff between the latest schema and group schema

800-800: Typo: "cacluate" should be "calculate".

Fix the typo in the comment.

-    // cacluate the diff between latest schema and group schema
+    // calculate the diff between the latest schema and group schema

850-850: Typo: "note field name maybe equal to alias name" should be "note field name may be equal to alias name".

Fix the typo in the comment.

-    // note field name maybe equal to alias name
+    // note field name may be equal to alias name
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src/service/search/datafusion/mod.rs (1)

20-20: Verify all references to the renamed module.

Ensure that all references to the rewrite module have been updated to plan throughout the codebase.

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The search results confirm that there are no remaining references to the rewrite module, and the plan module is correctly declared. No further action is needed.

  • src/service/search/datafusion/mod.rs: pub mod plan;
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src/service/search/cluster/grpc.rs (2)

66-66: Verify FileWriter construction.

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  • src/service/search/grpc/mod.rs
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105-112: Check the insert function.

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src/service/promql/search/grpc/storage.rs (1)

142-148: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

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However, ensure that all function calls to create_context match the new signature and handle the target_partitions parameter correctly.

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193-193: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

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However, ensure that all function calls to register_table match the new signature and handle the hashbrown::HashMap::default() parameter correctly.

src/service/search/datafusion/table_provider/mod.rs (3)

73-73: LGTM!

The introduction of the diff_rules field enhances the functionality of the NewListingTable struct by allowing dynamic casting of fields.


Line range hint 88-107:
LGTM!

The update to the try_new constructor to accept a rules parameter and initialize the diff_rules field aligns with the changes made to the NewListingTable struct.


334-355: LGTM!

The update to the scan method to incorporate diff_rules by creating a ProjectionExec with casting rules enhances the functionality of the method.

src/service/search/grpc/storage.rs (5)

88-89: LGTM! Simplified return type.

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113-114: LGTM! Simplified return type.

The return type change from HashMap to Vec simplifies the function and aligns with the overall design shift.


208-213: LGTM! Dynamic partitioning strategy.

The new logic for determining target_partitions based on cache_type enhances performance and resource management.


241-241: LGTM! Enhanced session struct.

The addition of the target_partitions field to the Session struct aligns with the new logic for dynamic partitioning.


334-340: LGTM! Simplified results collection.

The results collection mechanism has been simplified from using a HashMap to a Vec, reducing complexity and improving readability.

src/config/src/meta/search.rs (1)

40-40: LGTM! Enhanced session struct.

The addition of the target_partitions field to the Session struct enhances its functionality by allowing it to store information about the number of target partitions.

src/service/search/grpc/wal.rs (6)

87-88: LGTM! Simplified return type.

The return type change from HashMap to Vec simplifies the function and aligns with the overall design shift.


148-149: LGTM! Simplified return type.

The return type change from HashMap to Vec simplifies the function and aligns with the overall design shift.


169-170: LGTM! Simplified return type.

The return type change from HashMap to Vec simplifies the function and aligns with the overall design shift.


258-258: LGTM! Enhanced session struct.

The addition of the target_partitions field to the Session struct aligns with the new logic for dynamic partitioning.


346-350: LGTM! Simplified results collection.

The results collection mechanism has been simplified from using a HashMap to a Vec, reducing complexity and improving readability.


412-413: LGTM! Simplified return type.

The return type change from HashMap to Vec simplifies the function and aligns with the overall design shift.

src/service/search/datafusion/exec.rs (4)

74-79: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to sql match the new signature.


218-218: Use cfg.limit.cpu_num directly in the calculation.

Using cfg.limit.cpu_num directly in the calculation improves readability.

-    let chunk_size = std::cmp::max(1, (batches.len() + cfg.limit.cpu_num) / cfg.limit.cpu_num);
+    let chunk_size = std::cmp::max(1, (batches.len() + cfg.limit.cpu_num) / cfg.limit.cpu_num);

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


205-211: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to merge_partitions match the new signature.

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The function merge_partitions has been correctly updated and all calls to it match the new signature.

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src/service/search/mod.rs (4)

741-745: LGTM!

The function generate_search_schema correctly calculates the differences between schemas and constructs a new schema.


789-794: LGTM!

The function generate_select_start_search_schema correctly manages the fields defined in the SQL query and compares them against the latest schema.


849-849: LGTM!

The function generate_used_fields_in_query correctly extracts the fields used in the SQL query.


779-779: Avoid cloning schema unnecessarily.

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-    if schema.field_with_name(timestamp).is_err() {
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src/config/src/meta/sql.rs (3)

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LGTM!

The changes to TryFrom<Source<'a>> for String simplify the conversion mechanism and are correct.


Line range hint 250-263:
LGTM!

The changes to TryFrom<Order<'a>> for (String, bool) ensure the correct representation of identifiers.


263-263: LGTM!

The changes to TryFrom<Group<'a>> for String ensure the correct representation of identifiers.

src/service/search/cluster/mod.rs (2)

683-684: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to merge_grpc_result match the new signature.


71-71: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code changes are approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to search match the new signature.

src/service/search/sql.rs (1)

225-225: Simplified SQL processing logic.

The direct assignment of rewrite_time_range_sql to origin_sql simplifies the code.

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src/proto/src/datafusion/codec.rs (2)

140-160: Enhance error handling for UDF decoding and encoding.

The try_decode_udf and try_encode_udf methods currently lack logging, which makes it difficult to trace errors. Adding logging statements to capture and log errors encountered during the UDF decoding and encoding processes would improve robustness.

  • File: src/proto/src/datafusion/codec.rs
  • Lines: 140-160
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Ensure robust error handling for UDF decoding and encoding.

The try_decode_udf and try_encode_udf methods attempt to use multiple codecs and handle errors. Ensure all possible error scenarios are covered.

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163-201: Ensure comprehensive test coverage.

The test_datafusion_codec function ensures encoding and decoding work correctly for a specific scenario. To ensure comprehensive test coverage, consider adding tests for:

  • Different data types (e.g., Float64, Utf8).
  • Multiple fields in the schema.
  • Various configurations of the NewEmptyExec plan (e.g., different projections, filters, and limits).
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src/service/search/grpc/mod.rs (1)

Line range hint 88-140:
Simplify results merging logic.

Simplify the logic for merging results by using flat_map and filter.

let tasks = try_join_all(vec![task1, task2, task3])
    .await
    .map_err(|e| Error::ErrorCode(ErrorCodes::ServerInternalError(e.to_string())))?;
results = tasks
    .into_iter()
    .flat_map(|task| {
        let (batches, stats) = task?;
        scan_stats.add(&stats);
        Ok(batches.into_iter().flatten().filter(|v| v.num_rows() > 0))
    })
    .collect::<Result<Vec<_>, Error>>()?;
tests/ui-testing/playwright-tests/logsqueries.spec.js (1)

11-11: Remove commented-out line if not needed.

The commented-out line // await page.getByText('Login as internal user').click(); should be removed if it is no longer needed to keep the code clean.

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  • src/service/search/cluster/super_cluster.rs (1 hunks)
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tests/ui-testing/playwright-tests/dashboardtype.spec.js

[error] 72-72: Unexpected control character(s) in regular expression: \x00

Control characters are unusual and potentially incorrect inputs, so they are disallowed.

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src/proto/Cargo.toml (4)

8-8: Dependency Addition: async-trait

The async-trait crate is added, which is useful for defining async functions in traits. Ensure that this addition is necessary for the current implementation.


9-9: Dependency Addition: datafusion

The datafusion crate is added, which is a data processing library. This addition suggests enhancements in data handling capabilities.


10-10: Dependency Addition: datafusion-proto

The datafusion-proto crate is added, likely to support protocol buffer definitions for DataFusion. Ensure that this is required for the new functionality.


15-15: Dependency Addition: tokio

The tokio crate is added, which is essential for asynchronous programming in Rust. This addition indicates a move towards asynchronous operations.

src/proto/proto/cluster/plan.proto (5)

1-1: Proto Syntax Declaration

The proto syntax is correctly set to proto3.


3-5: Java Code Generation Options

The options for Java code generation are set, which is useful for integrating with Java-based systems.


7-7: Package Declaration

The package is declared as cluster, which is appropriate for the context.


9-10: Proto Imports

The necessary imports from DataFusion proto files are included, which is essential for defining the schema.


12-17: Message Definition: NewEmptyExecNode

The message NewEmptyExecNode is defined with fields for schema, projection, filters, and an optional limit. This structure is appropriate for the intended use case.

src/proto/src/datafusion/emptytable.rs (6)

1-14: License Information

The file includes the GNU Affero General Public License information, which is necessary for compliance.


16-27: Imports

The necessary imports are included, covering standard libraries, async traits, and DataFusion components.


29-34: Struct Definition: NewEmptyTable

The struct NewEmptyTable is defined with fields for schema and partitions, which is appropriate for its intended use.


36-43: Constructor: new

The constructor initializes the NewEmptyTable with a schema and sets the default partitions to 1. This is a standard and clear implementation.


45-49: Method: with_partitions

The method allows setting the number of partitions, providing flexibility in the table configuration.


52-86: Trait Implementation: TableProvider

The TableProvider trait is implemented for NewEmptyTable, including methods for schema, table type, scan, and filter pushdown support. The implementation is thorough and follows best practices for async operations and trait usage.

.github/workflows/playwright.yml (6)

66-66: Verify the removal of --features mimalloc.

The --features mimalloc option has been removed from the cargo build command. Ensure that this change aligns with the project's dependency management strategy.


87-87: LGTM! Improved readability.

The reordering of test filenames enhances the readability of the matrix configuration.


90-91: LGTM! Streamlined workflow.

Cloning the repository only once improves workflow efficiency.


103-103: LGTM! Increased sleep duration for robustness.

Increasing the sleep duration from 10 seconds to 15 seconds ensures the server is fully operational before proceeding.


115-118: LGTM! Improved consistency.

The reformatting of environment variable echo commands enhances the readability and maintainability of the workflow configuration.


122-123: LGTM! Enhanced debugging capabilities.

The addition of a new step to check OpenObserve logs improves the debugging capabilities of the workflow.

src/proto/build.rs (5)

16-16: LGTM! Enabled write operations.

The import statement for std::io has been expanded to include Write, enabling file manipulation operations.


69-79: LGTM! Improved file handling for cluster.rs.

The introduction of new variables and the logic for reading and writing generated files enhance the organization and management of generated files.


133-142: LGTM! Improved file handling for prometheus.rs.

The introduction of new variables and the logic for reading and writing generated files enhance the organization and management of generated files.


22-23: LGTM! Streamlined configuration setup.

The new approach simplifies the configuration setup and includes the writing operations directly after the compilation of protocol definitions.


52-53: LGTM! Improved integration with external libraries.

The addition of .extern_path method calls enhances the integration with the datafusion_proto library and improves the accessibility of external types within the generated code.

src/proto/src/datafusion/emptyexec.rs (6)

32-41: LGTM! Well-defined struct.

The NewEmptyExec struct is well-defined and includes necessary fields for the execution plan.


43-104: LGTM! Well-implemented methods.

The methods for creating instances, handling partitions, and computing properties are well-implemented and provide necessary functionality for the execution plan.


106-144: LGTM! Clear DisplayAs implementation.

The DisplayAs implementation provides a clear and formatted string representation of the execution plan, useful for debugging and logging.


146-201: LGTM! Comprehensive ExecutionPlan implementation.

The ExecutionPlan implementation includes methods for execution, statistics, and handling children, providing a comprehensive execution plan.


176-181: LGTM! Appropriate error handling.

The execute method includes appropriate error handling for invalid partitions, ensuring robustness in the execution plan.


71-73: LGTM! Simple and appropriate data method.

The data method returns an empty vector of RecordBatch, which is appropriate for the NewEmptyExec execution plan.

src/proto/src/datafusion/codec.rs (4)

112-137: Ensure robust error handling for decoding with multiple codecs.

The try_decode method attempts to use multiple codecs and handles errors. Ensure all possible error scenarios are covered.


42-78: Ensure robust error handling for decoding.

The try_decode method decodes a NewEmptyExecNode and handles errors. Ensure all possible error scenarios are covered.


129-138: Ensure robust error handling for encoding with multiple codecs.

The try_encode method attempts to use multiple codecs and handles errors. Ensure all possible error scenarios are covered.

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Error handling in try_encode method is robust.

The try_encode method in ComposedPhysicalExtensionCodec handles errors by capturing the last encountered error and returning it if all codecs fail. This ensures that the method does not fail silently and provides useful error information for debugging.

  • The method iterates through the codecs and captures errors.
  • No additional error handling mechanisms are necessary.
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80-101: Ensure robust error handling for encoding.

The try_encode method encodes a NewEmptyExecNode and handles errors. Ensure all possible error scenarios are covered.

src/service/search/cluster/super_cluster.rs (1)

72-77: Simplified logic for handling merge_batches.

The changes improve efficiency by directly checking if merge_batches is empty and using it for subsequent operations. Ensure correctness and consider edge cases.

tests/ui-testing/playwright-tests/dashboardtype.spec.js (3)

14-28: Consistent formatting for login function.

The login function is now consistently formatted. Ensure it performs as expected.


30-55: New function ingestion for data ingestion.

The ingestion function handles data ingestion via a POST request. Ensure it performs as expected and handles errors appropriately.


103-193: Streamlined test case for dashboard functionality.

The test case for creating and comparing area type chart images has been streamlined. Ensure it performs as expected.

src/service/search/grpc/mod.rs (2)

16-35: Imports look good.

The import statements are necessary and correctly used in the code.


40-40: Updated SearchResult type looks good.

The new vector-based structure simplifies the management of results and potentially enhances performance.

tests/ui-testing/playwright-tests/logsquickmode.spec.js (5)

9-21: Login function looks good.

The minor adjustments in spacing and comment formatting do not affect the functionality.


25-51: Ingestion function looks good.

The ingestion function is correctly implemented and improves the test setup process by handling log ingestion via a POST request.


53-57: Function selectStreamAndStreamTypeForLogs looks good.

The minor adjustments in spacing and comment formatting do not affect the functionality.


Line range hint 82-99:
Updated test.beforeEach function looks good.

The inclusion of the ingestion function call and adjusted wait times improve the test setup process.


Line range hint 108-311:
Updated test cases look good.

The changes align with the new focus on testing specific Kubernetes log fields and do not affect the functionality of the tests.

tests/ui-testing/playwright-tests/schema.spec.js (5)

10-21: Login function looks good.

The minor adjustments in spacing and comment formatting do not affect the functionality.


25-50: Ingestion function looks good.

The minor adjustments in spacing and comment formatting do not affect the functionality.


53-57: Function selectStreamAndStreamTypeForLogs looks good.

The minor adjustments in spacing and comment formatting do not affect the functionality.


80-91: Updated test.beforeEach function looks good.

The inclusion of the ingestion function call and adjusted wait times improve the test setup process.


Line range hint 93-215:
Test case for updating stream schema settings looks good.

The minor adjustments in spacing and comment formatting do not affect the functionality of the test case.

tests/ui-testing/playwright-tests/logsqueries.spec.js (4)

24-50: Ensure secure handling of sensitive information.

The function ingestion handles sensitive information such as credentials. Ensure that these are handled securely and not logged or exposed inadvertently.


52-56: LGTM!

The formatting changes are acceptable.


80-82: LGTM!

The inclusion of the ingestion function in the test.beforeEach hook is appropriate.


99-123: LGTM!

The formatting changes are acceptable.

src/proto/proto/datafusion_common/datafusion_common.proto (10)

23-25: LGTM!

The message ColumnRelation is correctly defined.


27-30: LGTM!

The message Column is correctly defined.


32-35: LGTM!

The message DfField is correctly defined.


37-40: LGTM!

The message DfSchema is correctly defined.


42-44: LGTM!

The message CsvFormat is correctly defined.


46-50: LGTM!

The message ParquetFormat is correctly defined.


52-52: LGTM!

The message AvroFormat is correctly defined.


54-56: LGTM!

The message PrimaryKeyConstraint is correctly defined.


58-60: LGTM!

The message UniqueConstraint is correctly defined.


62-67: LGTM!

The message Constraint is correctly defined.

src/service/search/datafusion/table_provider/mod.rs (3)

73-73: LGTM!

The addition of the diff_rules field is appropriate for storing casting rules.


Line range hint 88-107: LGTM!

The changes to the try_new method are appropriate and ensure that the diff_rules field is properly initialized.


Line range hint 318-350: LGTM!

The changes to the scan method are appropriate and ensure that the diff_rules are applied correctly.

src/service/search/cache/cacher.rs (2)

65-65: Verify the correctness of the broadened criteria for returning default cached query responses.

Ensure that the logic correctly handles cases where the result timestamp column is None and either the query is an aggregate or the group_by clause is not empty.


82-86: Verify the refined conditions for the selection hack related to _timestamp.

Ensure that the logic correctly applies the selection hack for non-aggregate queries with empty group_by and order_by clauses, and the absence of a wildcard (*) in the original SQL.

src/proto/src/generated/prometheus.rs (1)

1-548: LGTM! Auto-generated code by prost-build.

The auto-generated code adheres to Rust conventions and is free of any obvious issues.

src/service/search/datafusion/exec.rs (4)

93-93: Avoid cloning rules unnecessarily.

Cloning rules here may be unnecessary. Consider passing a reference instead.


110-114: Avoid cloning schema and rules unnecessarily.

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249-249: Avoid cloning schema unnecessarily.

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731-731: Avoid cloning rules unnecessarily.

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src/proto/proto/datafusion/datafusion.proto (10)

1-26: LGTM!

The file header, syntax, package, and options are correct.


27-63: LGTM!

The import statements and LogicalPlanNode message are correct.


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240-266: LGTM!

The DistinctNode, DistinctOnNode, CopyToNode, and UnnestNode messages are well-defined.


268-1237: LGTM!

The remaining messages and enums for logical and physical plans are well-defined.

src/config/src/config.rs (1)

213-216: Improved error handling.

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  • src/common/meta/telemetry.rs: Used for telemetry purposes.
  • src/common/infra/cluster/mod.rs: Used for configuration.
  • src/handler/http/request/status/mod.rs: Used for status reporting.

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src/service/search/cache/mod.rs (1)

Update function calls to match the new search signature.

The search function signature has been changed, but several instances in the codebase still use the old signature with the &parsed_sql parameter. Ensure all calls to the search function are updated accordingly.

  • src/handler/http/request/traces/mod.rs
  • src/handler/http/request/search/multi_streams.rs
  • src/handler/http/request/search/mod.rs
  • src/handler/http/request/prom/mod.rs
  • src/handler/grpc/request/search/mod.rs
  • src/service/usage/stats.rs
  • src/service/metrics/prom.rs
  • src/service/search/cache/mod.rs
  • src/service/search/cluster/mod.rs
  • src/service/search/cluster/http.rs
  • src/service/alerts/mod.rs
  • src/service/db/enrichment_table.rs
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src/service/search/sql.rs (2)

137-141: Simplified subquery handling.

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230-230: Refined SQL transformation.

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@hengfeiyang hengfeiyang merged commit df2488f into main Aug 5, 2024
@hengfeiyang hengfeiyang deleted the feat/query-plan branch August 5, 2024 10:38
abvarun226 pushed a commit to abvarun226/openobserve that referenced this pull request Aug 8, 2024
Now we use sql to plan to execute the query. 

we split the PhysicalPlan to two stage:
1. Partial plan, it can be distributed will run on all the nodes.
2. Final plan, it can't be distributed will run on the leader querier
and merge the result.

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## Summary by CodeRabbit


- **New Features**
- Updated to version 0.10.9, introducing enhancements and new
dependencies for improved data processing functionalities.
- Added new Protocol Buffers schemas to define structures for cluster
management and data processing frameworks, enhancing integration
capabilities.

- **Bug Fixes**
  - Improved error handling in configuration to prevent runtime panics.
- Enhanced logic in caching mechanisms for more reliable query
responses.

- **Documentation**
- Added module declarations to improve organization and clarity within
the codebase.

- **Refactor**
- Streamlined execution plans and SQL processing for better performance
and maintainability.

- **Tests**
- Introduced new functions for log ingestion in test suites to enhance
reliability and coverage.

- **Style**
- Made formatting adjustments across various files to improve
readability and consistency.

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Co-authored-by: oasisk <[email protected]>
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