pub struct PanicStateStore;
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A panic state store. If a workload is fully in-memory, we can use this state store to ensure that no data is stored in the state store and no serialization will happen.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for PanicStateStore
impl Clone for PanicStateStore
Source§fn clone(&self) -> PanicStateStore
fn clone(&self) -> PanicStateStore
Returns a copy of the value. Read more
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
Performs copy-assignment from
source
. Read moreSource§impl Default for PanicStateStore
impl Default for PanicStateStore
Source§fn default() -> PanicStateStore
fn default() -> PanicStateStore
Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
Source§impl LocalStateStore for PanicStateStore
impl LocalStateStore for PanicStateStore
type FlushedSnapshotReader = PanicStateStore
type Iter<'a> = PanicStateStoreIter<(FullKey<Bytes>, Bytes)>
type RevIter<'a> = PanicStateStoreIter<(FullKey<Bytes>, Bytes)>
Source§async fn iter(
&self,
_key_range: TableKeyRange,
_read_options: ReadOptions,
) -> StorageResult<Self::Iter<'_>>
async fn iter( &self, _key_range: TableKeyRange, _read_options: ReadOptions, ) -> StorageResult<Self::Iter<'_>>
Opens and returns an iterator for given
prefix_hint
and full_key_range
Internally, prefix_hint
will be used to for checking bloom_filter
and
full_key_range
used for iter. (if the prefix_hint
not None, it should be be included
in key_range
) The returned iterator will iterate data based on the latest written
snapshot.async fn rev_iter( &self, _key_range: TableKeyRange, _read_options: ReadOptions, ) -> StorageResult<Self::RevIter<'_>>
Source§fn insert(
&mut self,
_key: TableKey<Bytes>,
_new_val: Bytes,
_old_val: Option<Bytes>,
) -> StorageResult<()>
fn insert( &mut self, _key: TableKey<Bytes>, _new_val: Bytes, _old_val: Option<Bytes>, ) -> StorageResult<()>
Inserts a key-value entry associated with a given
epoch
into the state store.Source§fn delete(
&mut self,
_key: TableKey<Bytes>,
_old_val: Bytes,
) -> StorageResult<()>
fn delete( &mut self, _key: TableKey<Bytes>, _old_val: Bytes, ) -> StorageResult<()>
Deletes a key-value entry from the state store. Only the key-value entry with epoch smaller
than the given
epoch
will be deleted.Source§fn get_table_watermark(&self, _vnode: VirtualNode) -> Option<Bytes>
fn get_table_watermark(&self, _vnode: VirtualNode) -> Option<Bytes>
Get last persisted watermark for a given vnode.
fn new_flushed_snapshot_reader(&self) -> Self::FlushedSnapshotReader
async fn update_vnode_bitmap( &mut self, _vnodes: Arc<Bitmap>, ) -> StorageResult<Arc<Bitmap>>
Source§impl StateStore for PanicStateStore
impl StateStore for PanicStateStore
type Local = PanicStateStore
type ReadSnapshot = PanicStateStore
type VectorWriter = PanicStateStore
Source§async fn try_wait_epoch(
&self,
_epoch: HummockReadEpoch,
_options: TryWaitEpochOptions,
) -> StorageResult<()>
async fn try_wait_epoch( &self, _epoch: HummockReadEpoch, _options: TryWaitEpochOptions, ) -> StorageResult<()>
If epoch is
Committed
, we will wait until the epoch is committed and its data is ready to
read. If epoch is Current
, we will only check if the data can be read with this epoch.async fn new_local(&self, _option: NewLocalOptions) -> Self::Local
async fn new_read_snapshot( &self, _epoch: HummockReadEpoch, _options: NewReadSnapshotOptions, ) -> StorageResult<Self::ReadSnapshot>
async fn new_vector_writer( &self, _options: NewVectorWriterOptions, ) -> Self::VectorWriter
Source§fn monitored(
self,
storage_metrics: Arc<MonitoredStorageMetrics>,
) -> MonitoredStateStore<Self>
fn monitored( self, storage_metrics: Arc<MonitoredStorageMetrics>, ) -> MonitoredStateStore<Self>
Creates a
MonitoredStateStore
from this state store, with given stats
.Source§impl StateStoreGet for PanicStateStore
impl StateStoreGet for PanicStateStore
fn on_key_value<O: Send + 'static>( &self, _key: TableKey<Bytes>, _read_options: ReadOptions, _on_key_value_fn: impl KeyValueFn<O>, ) -> impl StorageFuture<'_, Option<O>>
Source§impl StateStoreRead for PanicStateStore
impl StateStoreRead for PanicStateStore
type Iter = PanicStateStoreIter<(FullKey<Bytes>, Bytes)>
type RevIter = PanicStateStoreIter<(FullKey<Bytes>, Bytes)>
Source§async fn iter(
&self,
_key_range: TableKeyRange,
_read_options: ReadOptions,
) -> StorageResult<Self::Iter>
async fn iter( &self, _key_range: TableKeyRange, _read_options: ReadOptions, ) -> StorageResult<Self::Iter>
Opens and returns an iterator for given
prefix_hint
and full_key_range
Internally, prefix_hint
will be used to for checking bloom_filter
and
full_key_range
used for iter. (if the prefix_hint
not None, it should be be included
in key_range
) The returned iterator will iterate data based on a snapshot
corresponding to the given epoch
.async fn rev_iter( &self, _key_range: TableKeyRange, _read_options: ReadOptions, ) -> StorageResult<Self::RevIter>
Source§impl StateStoreReadLog for PanicStateStore
impl StateStoreReadLog for PanicStateStore
type ChangeLogIter = PanicStateStoreIter<(TableKey<Bytes>, ChangeLogValue<Bytes>)>
async fn next_epoch( &self, _epoch: u64, _options: NextEpochOptions, ) -> StorageResult<u64>
async fn iter_log( &self, _epoch_range: (u64, u64), _key_range: TableKeyRange, _options: ReadLogOptions, ) -> StorageResult<Self::ChangeLogIter>
Source§impl StateStoreReadVector for PanicStateStore
impl StateStoreReadVector for PanicStateStore
async fn nearest<O: Send + 'static>( &self, _vec: Vector, _options: VectorNearestOptions, _on_nearest_item_fn: impl OnNearestItemFn<O>, ) -> StorageResult<Vec<O>>
Source§impl StateStoreWriteEpochControl for PanicStateStore
impl StateStoreWriteEpochControl for PanicStateStore
async fn flush(&mut self) -> StorageResult<usize>
Source§async fn init(&mut self, _epoch: InitOptions) -> StorageResult<()>
async fn init(&mut self, _epoch: InitOptions) -> StorageResult<()>
Initializes the state store with given
epoch
pair.
Typically we will use epoch.curr
as the initialized epoch,
Since state table will begin as empty.
In some cases like replicated state table, state table may not be empty initially,
as such we need to wait for epoch.prev
checkpoint to complete,
hence this interface is made async.Source§fn seal_current_epoch(
&mut self,
_next_epoch: u64,
_opts: SealCurrentEpochOptions,
)
fn seal_current_epoch( &mut self, _next_epoch: u64, _opts: SealCurrentEpochOptions, )
Updates the monotonically increasing write epoch to
new_epoch
.
All writes after this function is called will be tagged with new_epoch
. In other words,
the previous write epoch is sealed.async fn try_flush(&mut self) -> StorageResult<()>
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for PanicStateStore
impl RefUnwindSafe for PanicStateStore
impl Send for PanicStateStore
impl Sync for PanicStateStore
impl Unpin for PanicStateStore
impl UnwindSafe for PanicStateStore
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