perf: query file_list in parallels by day #4669
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src/config/src/utils/time.rs (2)
218-226: LGTM:end_of_the_dayfunction is well-implementedThe function correctly calculates the end of the day timestamp. Consider adding a brief comment explaining the logic for future maintainers.
pub fn end_of_the_day(timestamp: i64) -> i64 { + // Calculate the start of the next day and subtract 1 microsecond let t = Utc.timestamp_nanos((timestamp + DAY_MICRO_SECS) * 1000); let t_next_day_zero = Utc .with_ymd_and_hms(t.year(), t.month(), t.day(), 0, 0, 0) .unwrap() .timestamp_micros(); t_next_day_zero - 1 }
391-398: LGTM: Test case forend_of_the_dayis well-implementedThe test case covers multiple scenarios effectively. Consider adding a test case for a timestamp that's already at the end of a day to ensure edge case handling.
#[test] fn test_end_of_the_day() { - let t = [1609459200000000, 1727740800000000]; - let d = [1609545599999999, 1727827199999999]; + let t = [1609459200000000, 1727740800000000, 1609545599999999]; + let d = [1609545599999999, 1727827199999999, 1609545599999999]; for i in 0..t.len() { assert_eq!(end_of_the_day(t[i]), d[i]); } }src/infra/src/file_list/mod.rs (2)
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449-461: LGTM. Consider updating documentation.The changes to the
FileRecordstruct look good. The addition of thestreamfield and the#[sqlx(default)]attribute onflattenedimprove the struct's flexibility.Consider updating the documentation for this struct to reflect these changes, especially explaining the purpose of the new
streamfield and the default behavior offlattened.
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518-522: LGTM. Consider using a more specific type foroffsets.The
MergeJobRecordstruct is a good addition for managing merge jobs. It contains appropriate fields and implementssqlx::FromRowfor database operations.Consider using a more specific type for the
offsetsfield, such asu64orchrono::DateTime<Utc>, instead ofi64. This would make the intent clearer and potentially prevent misuse.src/infra/src/file_list/postgres.rs (2)
437-464: Consider limiting the number of concurrent tasksWhen spawning tasks for each day partition (lines 437-464), a large time range may result in creating a high number of concurrent tasks, which could lead to resource exhaustion. Consider using a concurrency limiter, such as
tokio::sync::Semaphore, to cap the number of tasks running simultaneously and prevent overwhelming the system.
440-440: Avoid unnecessary cloning ofstream_keyIn line 440, cloning
stream_keyinside the loop may not be necessary ifstream_keyis anArcor if you can pass it by reference. This can help reduce overhead and improve performance.
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26-26: LGTM: ConstantDAY_MICRO_SECSis well-definedThe constant
DAY_MICRO_SECSis correctly calculated and improves code readability.src/infra/src/file_list/mod.rs (4)
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486-494: LGTM. Well-structured addition.The
StatsRecordstruct is a well-designed addition for capturing comprehensive stream statistics. It includes all necessary fields with appropriate types and implementssqlx::FromRowfor database operations.
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511-516: LGTM. Appropriate structure for deleted file records.The
FileDeletedRecordstruct is a well-designed addition for tracking deleted files. It contains all necessary information and implementssqlx::FromRowfor database operations.
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539-542: LGTM. Concise and focused struct.The
FileIdstruct is a well-designed, focused addition. It contains essential information (id and original size) and implements appropriate traits (sqlx::FromRowandDefault) for its intended use.
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449-542: Overall, the changes look good and improve the file management system.The additions and modifications to the structs in this file enhance the data model for file management. The new structs (
StatsRecord,FileDeletedRecord,MergeJobRecord, andFileId) and the updates toFileRecordprovide more comprehensive and flexible data structures for handling various aspects of file management.A few minor suggestions were made:
- Update documentation for the
FileRecordstruct.- Consider using a more specific type for the
offsetsfield inMergeJobRecord.These changes should improve the overall functionality and maintainability of the file list management system.
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src/handler/http/request/traces/mod.rs (1)
338-342: Use a constant for time unit conversion to improve readability.Instead of hardcoding the value
1000, consider defining a constant for converting nanoseconds to microseconds. This enhances code readability and maintainability.Apply this diff to define a constant and use it:
+const NANOS_PER_MICRO: i64 = 1_000; // trace time is in nanoseconds, need to compare to microseconds - if trace_start_time / 1000 < start_time { - start_time = trace_start_time / 1000; + if trace_start_time / NANOS_PER_MICRO < start_time { + start_time = trace_start_time / NANOS_PER_MICRO; } - if trace_end_time / 1000 > end_time { - end_time = trace_end_time / 1000; + if trace_end_time / NANOS_PER_MICRO > end_time { + end_time = trace_end_time / NANOS_PER_MICRO; }
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26-26: Import ofQueryPartitionStrategyis appropriate.The addition of
QueryPartitionStrategyto the imports ensures that the enum is available for partitioning strategies used later in the code.src/service/search/mod.rs (2)
295-304:⚠️ Potential issueMissing the
stream_typeandpartition_time_levelparameters inquery_idsfunction call.The
query_idsfunction requiresstream_typeandpartition_time_levelas parameters. Omitting them may lead to incorrect file retrieval or runtime errors.Apply this diff to include the missing parameters:
let stream_files = crate::service::file_list::query_ids( &sql.org_id, + stream_type, stream, + partition_time_level, time_min, time_max, ) .await .unwrap_or_default();Likely invalid or redundant comment.
284-284: Verify that all references toget_ts_colare updated tocache::cacher::get_ts_col.Ensure that there are no remaining usages of
get_ts_colwithout thecache::cacher::prefix to prevent potential inconsistencies or build errors.Run the following script to check for any outdated references:
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22-26: Use statements correctly import necessary utilitiesThe added use statements for
hash::Sum64,parquet::parse_file_key_columns, andtime::{end_of_the_day, DAY_MICRO_SECS}appropriately import the required utilities for the code's functionality.
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119-127: LGTM: Improved file list retrieval with better error handlingThe change to use
crate::service::file_list::query_idsaligns with the PR's objective of optimizing file list queries. The explicit use ofpartition_time_leveland the safe fallback withunwrap_or_default()are good practices.Consider logging the error if
query_idsfails, to aid in debugging:let file_id_list = crate::service::file_list::query_ids( &req.org_id, req.stream_type, stream_name, partition_time_level, req.time_range, ) .await .unwrap_or_else(|e| { log::error!("[trace_id {trace_id}] Failed to query file IDs: {}", e); Vec::new() });
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252-257: LGTM: Enhanced logging for inverted index usageThe addition of logging statements improves traceability for inverted index usage decisions. The inclusion of
trace_idin the log message is good for log correlation.Consider using a structured logging approach for better parsing:
log::info!( "[trace_id {trace_id}] flight->follower_leader: inverted index usage", trace_id = trace_id, use_inverted_index = use_inverted_index, format = "parquet" );This format can make it easier to parse and analyze logs in production environments.
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38-40: LGTM: Import addition for inverted index functionalityThe addition of
get_inverted_index_file_listto the imports is consistent with the changes in inverted index handling within the module.
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144-151: LGTM: Updated destructuring for inverted index function return valuesThe addition of
_use_inverted_indexand_idx_tookto the destructuring is consistent with changes in theget_inverted_index_file_listsfunction. The use of underscores as prefixes for unused variables is a good Rust practice.src/service/search/mod.rs (3)
26-26: Addition of necessary importsThe inclusion of
usage::{RequestStats, UsageType}is appropriate, as these types are utilized in the code for tracking request statistics and usage.
284-285: Correct usage ofcache::cacher::get_ts_colReplacing the previous
get_ts_colfunction withcache::cacher::get_ts_colensures that the timestamp column is retrieved through the cache module, which may improve performance due to caching mechanisms.
341-341: Settingcompressed_sizeto zero is acceptableSince there is no compressed size available in the file list, initializing
compressed_sizeto0is appropriate. Ensure that any downstream logic accounts for this and handles a zero value correctly to prevent potential division by zero errors or misleading calculations.
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26-26: Import addition looks good.The addition of
FileKeyimport is appropriate and likely necessary for the changes in the rest of the file.
284-284: Caching optimization forget_ts_colThe change to use
cache::cacher::get_ts_colis a good optimization that likely improves performance by caching the timestamp column.
332-334: Efficient calculation of records and original_sizeThe use of a single fold operation to calculate both
recordsandoriginal_sizeis an improvement in code efficiency. It reduces the number of iterations over thefilescollection.Note: A previous review comment suggested further optimization using iterator methods. Consider implementing that suggestion if it hasn't been addressed yet.
340-340: Explicit setting of compressed_size with clear explanationSetting
compressed_sizeto 0 with a comment explaining the reason improves code clarity and prevents potential misunderstandings or bugs related to this value.
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1-1: Verify complete migration fromget_file_listtoquery_idsThe removal of the
get_file_listfunction is consistent with the earlier change to usequery_ids. However, it's crucial to ensure that all previous uses ofget_file_listthroughout the codebase have been properly updated to usequery_ids.Run the following script to check for any remaining uses of
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325-326: LGTM: Parallel sorting for improved performanceThe change to
par_sort_unstable_byis a good optimization that should improve performance, especially for large file lists. The unstable sort is appropriate here as we're sorting by unique keys.Consider combining the sort and dedup operations for a slight optimization:
files.par_sort_unstable_by(|a, b| a.key.cmp(&b.key)); files.dedup_by(|a, b| a.key == b.key);This change maintains the current behavior while potentially reducing the number of comparisons.
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16-16: LGTM: Package version updateThe package version has been incremented to 0.12.0, which is in line with semantic versioning practices. This update likely reflects the new features or changes introduced in this PR.
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1-279: Summary of Cargo.toml changesThe updates in this Cargo.toml file reflect a significant upgrade to the project's dependencies, including:
- Package version update to 0.12.0
- Updates to key libraries like rayon, actix-web, datafusion, and arrow ecosystems
- Refinement of feature specifications for some dependencies
These changes are likely to bring performance improvements, bug fixes, and new capabilities to the project. However, given the scope of the updates, particularly the major version bumps for datafusion and arrow, it's crucial to:
- Thoroughly test all affected components
- Review changelogs for all updated dependencies
- Address any deprecation warnings or breaking changes
- Update documentation to reflect any API changes
To ensure a smooth transition with these updates, please run a full test suite and perform a careful review of all affected code paths. Consider creating a checklist of all major changes and their potential impacts on the codebase.
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243-249: Major updates to datafusion and arrow ecosystemsThe datafusion and arrow ecosystems have received significant updates:
- datafusion, datafusion-proto, and datafusion-functions-aggregate-common to version 42.0.0
- arrow, arrow-flight, arrow-json, and arrow-schema to version 53.0.0
These major version updates likely bring substantial improvements in query processing and data handling capabilities. However, they may also introduce breaking changes.
It is crucial to ensure compatibility with these major updates. Please perform the following actions:
- Review the changelogs for both datafusion and arrow to identify any breaking changes.
- Run comprehensive tests focusing on query processing and data handling functionalities.
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279-279: LGTM: Tonic update with feature specificationsThe tonic dependency has been updated to version 0.12.0, with the "prost" and "gzip" features explicitly specified. This update likely brings improvements to the gRPC framework implementation in the project.
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- Verify that all gRPC-related code still functions as expected by running relevant tests.
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276-276: LGTM: Rayon dependency updateThe rayon dependency has been updated to version 1.10. This update likely brings performance improvements and bug fixes for parallel processing. As this is a minor version bump, it should maintain backwards compatibility.
To ensure compatibility, please run the following command to check for any breaking changes or deprecations:
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68-69: LGTM: Actix-web ecosystem updatesThe actix-web dependency has been updated to version 4.8, and actix-web-prometheus has been updated to version 0.1 with the addition of the "process" feature. These updates likely bring performance improvements and new features to the web server and monitoring capabilities.
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34-34: LGTM: Rayon import for parallel processingThe addition of the Rayon crate for parallel slice mutation is a good choice for improving performance in sorting operations.
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1-328: Summary: Effective performance optimizationThe changes in this file effectively address the PR's objective of improving performance in file list querying. The introduction of parallel sorting using Rayon is a well-chosen optimization that should significantly improve performance for large datasets. The changes are minimal and focused, which reduces the risk of introducing new issues while achieving the desired performance gains.
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284-301: Good optimization, but consider error handling.The replacement of
get_file_listwith a direct call toquery_idsis a good optimization. Includingsql.time_rangein the query allows for more precise file filtering, which should improve performance.However, consider adding explicit error handling for the
query_idscall instead of using?operator, which propagates the error. This would allow for more granular error management and potentially better error reporting.Consider updating the error handling:
- .await?; + .await + .map_err(|e| Error::ErrorCode(ErrorCodes::ServerInternalError(format!("Failed to query file IDs: {}", e))))?;
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26-26: Import addition looks good.The addition of
FileKeyto the import list is appropriate, indicating its usage in this file.
332-334: Existing refactoring suggestion is still valid.The current implementation can be simplified as per the previous review comment.
684-687: Effective performance optimization.The addition of a fast path check in the
match_filefunction is a good performance optimization. It quickly returns true for cases where detailed matching is unnecessary, potentially reducing computation time for many scenarios.
689-689: Helpful comment for code clarity.The addition of the "slow path" comment effectively separates the fast and slow execution paths, improving code readability and helping developers understand the performance implications of different scenarios.
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22-26: Imports are appropriate.The added imports for
end_of_the_dayandDAY_MICRO_SECSare necessary for the new time manipulation functionality.src/config/src/config.rs (2)
1345-1346: Ensure consistency of default values for 'file_list_id_batch_size'.In the initialization logic,
file_list_id_batch_sizeis set to5000if it is0. Verify that this default value is consistent across the configuration and that it aligns with the intended behavior.Run the following script to confirm the default value is consistently applied:
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950-960: Verify the update of configuration parameters.The new configuration options
file_list_id_batch_sizeandfile_list_multi_threadhave been introduced to replacemeta_id_batch_size. Please ensure:
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meta_id_batch_sizehave been updated tofile_list_id_batch_size.- The new variables are correctly utilized throughout the codebase.
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1057-1084: Approve changes toget_pending_jobs_countwith minor suggestionThe updates to
get_pending_jobs_countimprove efficiency by using a single query to fetch all statuses. The grouping by stream and status provides more detailed information.Consider using
entryAPI for both levels of the HashMap to simplify the code:*job_status .entry(org) .or_default() .entry(stream_type) .or_default() += counts;This eliminates the need for the separate
and_modifyandor_insertcalls.
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1170-1189: Approve table creation changes with suggestion for error handlingThe updates to
create_tablefunction are well-structured, ensuring backward compatibility by adding new columns when necessary. The approach of usingadd_columnfunction to handle potential existing columns is a good practice.Consider improving error handling in the
add_columnfunction:if let Err(e) = sqlx::query(&check_sql).execute(client).await { if !e.to_string().contains("duplicate column name") { log::warn!("Failed to add column {}: {}", column, e); // Optionally, you might want to return the error here // return Err(e.into()); } }This will provide more detailed logging about failed column additions without breaking the function execution.
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1191-1270: Approve index creation changes with suggestion for progress loggingThe updates to
create_table_indexfunction are well-implemented. The addition of new indices will improve query performance, and the handling of potential duplicates when creating unique indices is a good approach to ensure data integrity.Consider improving the progress logging for deleting duplicate records:
for (i, r) in ret.iter().enumerate() { // ... existing code ... if (i + 1) % 1000 == 0 || i + 1 == ret.len() { log::warn!("[SQLITE] delete duplicate records: {}/{}", i + 1, ret.len()); } }This will ensure that the final progress log is always printed, even if the total number of records is not a multiple of 1000.
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22-25: LGTM: New imports for time operationsThe addition of
end_of_the_dayandDAY_MICRO_SECSimports from theconfig::utils::timemodule is appropriate. These are likely used in the updatedquery_idsfunction to handle time-based partitioning.
423-437: Verify the day partitioning logicThe implementation of day partitioning is a good approach to improve query performance. However, there's a potential off-by-one error in the partitioning logic. The increment
start = end_of_day + 1might skip a microsecond between partitions.Consider using
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363-366: Approved: Limiting maximum number of partitionsAdding a limit to the maximum number of partitions is a good practice to prevent potential performance issues from an excessive number of partitions.
Consider making this limit configurable, perhaps through a constant or configuration setting, to allow for easier adjustments in the future if needed.
688-691: Approved: Fast path optimization inmatch_fileThe addition of a fast path for simple cases is an excellent optimization that can significantly improve performance.
Consider adding a brief comment explaining the fast path condition, such as:
// Fast path: If there are no partition keys or the source key doesn't contain '=', // we can skip the more complex matching logic.This will help future maintainers understand the purpose of this optimization.
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284-284: Improved timestamp column retrievalThe use of
cache::cacher::get_ts_colfor retrieving the timestamp column is a good optimization. It likely improves performance by caching the result.
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693-707: Improved filter generation inmatch_fileThe use of
generate_filter_from_equal_itemsto consolidate filter generation logic is a good refactoring. It improves code organization and potentially reusability.
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