risingwave_stream/executor/lookup/impl_.rs
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// Copyright 2024 RisingWave Labs
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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use itertools::Itertools;
use risingwave_common::catalog::ColumnDesc;
use risingwave_common::row::RowExt;
use risingwave_common::util::epoch::EpochPair;
use risingwave_common::util::iter_util::ZipEqDebug;
use risingwave_common::util::sort_util::ColumnOrder;
use risingwave_common_estimate_size::collections::EstimatedVec;
use risingwave_hummock_sdk::HummockReadEpoch;
use risingwave_storage::store::PrefetchOptions;
use risingwave_storage::table::batch_table::storage_table::StorageTable;
use risingwave_storage::table::TableIter;
use super::sides::{stream_lookup_arrange_prev_epoch, stream_lookup_arrange_this_epoch};
use crate::cache::cache_may_stale;
use crate::common::metrics::MetricsInfo;
use crate::executor::join::builder::JoinStreamChunkBuilder;
use crate::executor::lookup::cache::LookupCache;
use crate::executor::lookup::sides::{ArrangeJoinSide, ArrangeMessage, StreamJoinSide};
use crate::executor::lookup::LookupExecutor;
use crate::executor::monitor::LookupExecutorMetrics;
use crate::executor::prelude::*;
/// Parameters for [`LookupExecutor`].
pub struct LookupExecutorParams<S: StateStore> {
pub ctx: ActorContextRef,
pub info: ExecutorInfo,
/// The side for arrangement. Currently, it should be a
/// `MaterializeExecutor`.
pub arrangement: Executor,
/// The side for stream. It can be any stream, but it will generally be a
/// `MaterializeExecutor`.
pub stream: Executor,
/// Should be the same as [`ColumnDesc`] in the arrangement.
///
/// From the perspective of arrangements, `arrangement_col_descs` include all columns of the
/// `MaterializeExecutor`. For example, if we already have a table with 3 columns: `a, b,
/// _row_id`, and we create an arrangement with join key `a` on it. `arrangement_col_descs`
/// should contain all 3 columns.
pub arrangement_col_descs: Vec<ColumnDesc>,
/// Should only contain [`ColumnOrder`] for arrange in the arrangement.
///
/// Still using the above `a, b, _row_id` example. If we create an arrangement with join key
/// `a`, there will be 3 elements in `arrangement_col_descs`, and only 1 element in
/// `arrangement_order_rules`.
///
/// * The only element is the order rule for `a`, which is the join key. Join keys should
/// always come first.
///
/// For the MV pk, they will only be contained in `arrangement_col_descs`, without being part
/// of this `arrangement_order_rules`.
pub arrangement_order_rules: Vec<ColumnOrder>,
/// By default, the output of [`LookupExecutor`] is `stream columns + arrangement columns`.
/// The executor will do a reorder of columns before producing output, so that data can be
/// consistent among A lookup B and B lookup A.
pub column_mapping: Vec<usize>,
/// Whether to use the current epoch of the arrangement to lookup.
///
/// [`LookupExecutor`] will act differently on whether `use_current_epoch` is set to true. In a
/// nutshell, lookup in the previous epoch (this option set to false) will be more efficient.
/// Therefore, the optimizer should choose an optimal order for lookup executors.
///
/// See [`stream_lookup_arrange_this_epoch`] and [`stream_lookup_arrange_prev_epoch`] for more
/// information.
pub use_current_epoch: bool,
/// The join keys on the stream side.
pub stream_join_key_indices: Vec<usize>,
/// The join keys on the arrangement side.
pub arrange_join_key_indices: Vec<usize>,
pub storage_table: StorageTable<S>,
pub watermark_epoch: AtomicU64Ref,
pub chunk_size: usize,
}
impl<S: StateStore> LookupExecutor<S> {
pub fn new(params: LookupExecutorParams<S>) -> Self {
let LookupExecutorParams {
ctx,
info,
arrangement,
stream,
arrangement_col_descs,
arrangement_order_rules,
use_current_epoch,
stream_join_key_indices,
arrange_join_key_indices,
column_mapping,
storage_table,
watermark_epoch,
chunk_size,
} = params;
let output_column_length = stream.schema().len() + arrangement.schema().len();
// internal output schema: | stream | arrange |
// will be rewritten using `column_mapping`.
let schema_fields = stream
.schema()
.fields
.iter()
.chain(arrangement.schema().fields.iter())
.cloned()
.collect_vec();
assert_eq!(schema_fields.len(), output_column_length);
let schema = Schema::new(schema_fields);
let chunk_data_types = schema.data_types();
let arrangement_data_types = arrangement.schema().data_types();
let stream_data_types = stream.schema().data_types();
let arrangement_pk_indices = arrangement.pk_indices().to_vec();
let stream_pk_indices = stream.pk_indices().to_vec();
// check if arrange join key is exactly the same as order rules
{
let mut arrange_join_key_indices = arrange_join_key_indices.clone();
arrange_join_key_indices.sort_unstable();
let mut arrangement_order_types_indices = arrangement_order_rules
.iter()
.map(|x| x.column_index)
.collect_vec();
arrangement_order_types_indices.sort_unstable();
assert_eq!(
arrange_join_key_indices,
&arrangement_order_types_indices[0..arrange_join_key_indices.len()],
"invalid join key: arrange_join_key_indices = {:?}, order_rules: {:?}",
arrange_join_key_indices,
arrangement_order_rules
);
}
// check whether join keys are of the same length.
assert_eq!(
stream_join_key_indices.len(),
arrange_join_key_indices.len()
);
// resolve mapping from join keys in stream row -> joins keys for arrangement.
let key_indices_mapping = arrangement_order_rules
.iter()
.map(|x| x.column_index) // the required column idx in this position
.filter_map(|x| arrange_join_key_indices.iter().position(|y| *y == x)) // the position of the item in join keys
.map(|x| stream_join_key_indices[x]) // the actual column idx in stream
.collect_vec();
// check the inferred schema is really the same as the output schema of the lookup executor.
assert_eq!(
info.schema
.fields
.iter()
.map(|x| x.data_type())
.collect_vec(),
column_mapping
.iter()
.map(|x| schema.fields[*x].data_type())
.collect_vec(),
"mismatched output schema"
);
let metrics_info = MetricsInfo::new(
ctx.streaming_metrics.clone(),
storage_table.table_id().table_id(),
ctx.id,
"Lookup",
);
Self {
ctx,
chunk_data_types,
last_barrier: None,
stream_executor: Some(stream),
arrangement_executor: Some(arrangement),
stream: StreamJoinSide {
key_indices: stream_join_key_indices,
pk_indices: stream_pk_indices,
col_types: stream_data_types,
},
arrangement: ArrangeJoinSide {
pk_indices: arrangement_pk_indices,
col_types: arrangement_data_types,
col_descs: arrangement_col_descs,
order_rules: arrangement_order_rules,
key_indices: arrange_join_key_indices,
use_current_epoch,
storage_table,
},
column_mapping,
key_indices_mapping,
lookup_cache: LookupCache::new(watermark_epoch, metrics_info),
chunk_size,
}
}
/// Try produce one stream message from [`LookupExecutor`]. If there's no message to produce, it
/// will return `None`, and the `next` function of [`LookupExecutor`] will continuously polling
/// messages until there's one.
///
/// If we can use `async_stream` to write this part, things could be easier.
#[try_stream(ok = Message, error = StreamExecutorError)]
pub async fn execute_inner(mut self: Box<Self>) {
let input = if self.arrangement.use_current_epoch {
stream_lookup_arrange_this_epoch(
self.stream_executor.take().unwrap(),
self.arrangement_executor.take().unwrap(),
)
.boxed()
} else {
stream_lookup_arrange_prev_epoch(
self.stream_executor.take().unwrap(),
self.arrangement_executor.take().unwrap(),
)
.boxed()
};
let metrics = self.ctx.streaming_metrics.new_lookup_executor_metrics(
self.arrangement.storage_table.table_id(),
self.ctx.id,
self.ctx.fragment_id,
);
let (stream_to_output, arrange_to_output) = JoinStreamChunkBuilder::get_i2o_mapping(
&self.column_mapping,
self.stream.col_types.len(),
self.arrangement.col_types.len(),
);
let reorder_chunk_data_types = self
.column_mapping
.iter()
.map(|x| self.chunk_data_types[*x].clone())
.collect_vec();
#[for_await]
for msg in input {
let msg = msg?;
self.lookup_cache.evict();
match msg {
ArrangeMessage::Barrier(barrier) => {
self.process_barrier(&barrier);
if self.arrangement.use_current_epoch {
// When lookup this epoch, stream side barrier always come after arrangement
// ready, so we can forward barrier now.
yield Message::Barrier(barrier);
}
}
ArrangeMessage::ArrangeReady(arrangement_chunks, barrier) => {
// The arrangement is ready, and we will receive a bunch of stream messages for
// the next poll.
// TODO: apply chunk as soon as we receive them, instead of batching.
for chunk in arrangement_chunks {
self.lookup_cache
.apply_batch(chunk, &self.arrangement.key_indices)
}
if !self.arrangement.use_current_epoch {
// When look prev epoch, arrange ready will always come after stream
// barrier. So we yield barrier now.
yield Message::Barrier(barrier);
}
}
ArrangeMessage::Stream(chunk) => {
let chunk = chunk.compact();
let (chunk, ops) = chunk.into_parts();
let mut builder = JoinStreamChunkBuilder::new(
self.chunk_size,
reorder_chunk_data_types.clone(),
stream_to_output.clone(),
arrange_to_output.clone(),
);
for (op, row) in ops.iter().zip_eq_debug(chunk.rows()) {
for matched_row in self
.lookup_one_row(
&row,
self.last_barrier.as_ref().unwrap().epoch,
&metrics,
)
.await?
{
tracing::debug!(target: "events::stream::lookup::put", "{:?} {:?}", row, matched_row);
if let Some(chunk) = builder.append_row(*op, row, &matched_row) {
yield Message::Chunk(chunk);
}
}
// TODO: support outer join (return null if no rows are matched)
}
if let Some(chunk) = builder.take() {
yield Message::Chunk(chunk);
}
}
}
}
}
/// Process the barrier and apply changes if necessary.
fn process_barrier(&mut self, barrier: &Barrier) {
if let Some(vnode_bitmap) = barrier.as_update_vnode_bitmap(self.ctx.id) {
let previous_vnode_bitmap = self
.arrangement
.storage_table
.update_vnode_bitmap(vnode_bitmap.clone());
// Manipulate the cache if necessary.
if cache_may_stale(&previous_vnode_bitmap, &vnode_bitmap) {
self.lookup_cache.clear();
}
}
// Use the new stream barrier epoch as new cache epoch
self.last_barrier = Some(barrier.clone());
}
/// Lookup all rows corresponding to a join key in shared buffer.
async fn lookup_one_row(
&mut self,
stream_row: &RowRef<'_>,
epoch_pair: EpochPair,
metrics: &LookupExecutorMetrics,
) -> StreamExecutorResult<Vec<OwnedRow>> {
// stream_row is the row from stream side, we need to transform into the correct order of
// the arrangement side.
let lookup_row = stream_row
.project(&self.key_indices_mapping)
.into_owned_row();
metrics.lookup_total_query_cache_count.inc();
if let Some(result) = self.lookup_cache.lookup(&lookup_row) {
return Ok(result.iter().cloned().collect_vec());
}
// cache miss
metrics.lookup_cache_miss_count.inc();
tracing::debug!(target: "events::stream::lookup::lookup_row", "{:?}", lookup_row);
let mut all_rows = EstimatedVec::new();
// Drop the stream.
{
let all_data_iter = match self.arrangement.use_current_epoch {
true => {
self.arrangement
.storage_table
.batch_iter_with_pk_bounds(
HummockReadEpoch::NoWait(epoch_pair.curr),
&lookup_row,
..,
false,
PrefetchOptions::default(),
)
.await?
}
false => {
self.arrangement
.storage_table
.batch_iter_with_pk_bounds(
HummockReadEpoch::NoWait(epoch_pair.prev),
&lookup_row,
..,
false,
PrefetchOptions::default(),
)
.await?
}
};
pin_mut!(all_data_iter);
while let Some(row) = all_data_iter.next_row().await? {
// Only need value (include storage pk).
all_rows.push(row);
}
}
tracing::debug!(target: "events::stream::lookup::result", "{:?} => {:?}", lookup_row, all_rows.inner());
self.lookup_cache.batch_update(lookup_row, all_rows.clone());
metrics
.lookup_cached_entry_count
.set(self.lookup_cache.len() as i64);
Ok(all_rows.into_inner())
}
}