Java Code Examples for com.netflix.astyanax.model.ConsistencyLevel#CL_LOCAL_QUORUM
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Example 1
Source File: ConsistencyTopologyAdapter.java From emodb with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Reduce the desired consistency level to be compatible with the deployed ring topology. */ public ConsistencyLevel clamp(ConsistencyLevel consistencyLevel) { // Cassandra only allows the use of LOCAL_QUORUM and EACH_QUORUM if the keyspace // placement strategy is NetworkTopologyStrategy if ((consistencyLevel == ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_QUORUM || consistencyLevel == ConsistencyLevel.CL_EACH_QUORUM) && !_networkTopology) { consistencyLevel = ConsistencyLevel.CL_QUORUM; } if (consistencyLevel == ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_ONE && !_networkTopology) { consistencyLevel = ConsistencyLevel.CL_ONE; } // we may want to write to at two or three servers to ensure the write survives the // permanent failure of any single server. but if the ring has fewer servers to // begin with (ie. it's a test ring) we must reduce the consistency level. if (consistencyLevel == ConsistencyLevel.CL_THREE && _replicationFactor < 3) { consistencyLevel = ConsistencyLevel.CL_TWO; } if (consistencyLevel == ConsistencyLevel.CL_TWO && _replicationFactor < 2) { consistencyLevel = ConsistencyLevel.CL_ONE; } return consistencyLevel; }
Example 2
Source File: AstyanaxEventWriterDAO.java From emodb with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Override public void delete(String channel, Collection<EventId> eventIds) { checkNotNull(channel, "channel"); checkNotNull(eventIds, "eventIds"); ListMultimap<ByteBuffer, Integer> eventsBySlab = ArrayListMultimap.create(); for (EventId eventId : eventIds) { AstyanaxEventId eventIdImpl = (AstyanaxEventId) eventId; checkArgument(channel.equals(eventIdImpl.getChannel())); eventsBySlab.put(eventIdImpl.getSlabId(), eventIdImpl.getEventIdx()); } // We might be able to use weak consistency since we're allowed to forget deletes and repeat events. But we'd // need to measure it in production to see how frequently weak consistency would cause events to repeat. BatchUpdate update = new BatchUpdate(_keyspace, ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_QUORUM, Constants.MUTATION_MAX_ROWS, Constants.MUTATION_MAX_COLUMNS); for (Map.Entry<ByteBuffer, Collection<Integer>> entry : eventsBySlab.asMap().entrySet()) { ByteBuffer slabId = entry.getKey(); Collection<Integer> eventIdxs = entry.getValue(); BatchUpdate.Row<ByteBuffer, Integer> row = update.updateRow(ColumnFamilies.SLAB, slabId); for (Integer eventIdx : eventIdxs) { row.deleteColumn(eventIdx); } } update.finish(); }
Example 3
Source File: AstyanaxEventReaderDAO.java From emodb with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Reads the ordered manifest for a channel. The read can either be weak or strong. A weak read will use CL1 * and may use the cached oldest slab from a previous strong call to improve performance. A strong read will use * CL local_quorum and will always read the entire manifest row. This makes a weak read significantly faster than a * strong read but also means the call is not guaranteed to return the entire manifest. Because of this at least * every 10 seconds a weak read for a channel is automatically promoted to a strong read. * * The vast majority of calls to this method are performed during a "peek" or "poll" operation. Since these are * typically called repeatedly a weak call provides improved performance while guaranteeing that at least every * 10 seconds the manifest is strongly read so no slabs are missed over time. Calls which must guarantee * the full manifest should explicitly request strong consistency. */ private Iterator<Column<ByteBuffer>> readManifestForChannel(final String channel, final boolean weak) { final ByteBuffer oldestSlab = weak ? _oldestSlab.getIfPresent(channel) : null; final ConsistencyLevel consistency; RangeBuilder range = new RangeBuilder().setLimit(50); if (oldestSlab != null) { range.setStart(oldestSlab); consistency = ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_ONE; } else { consistency = ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_QUORUM; } final Iterator<Column<ByteBuffer>> manifestColumns = executePaginated( _keyspace.prepareQuery(ColumnFamilies.MANIFEST, consistency) .getKey(channel) .withColumnRange(range.build()) .autoPaginate(true)); if (oldestSlab != null) { // Query was executed weakly using the cached oldest slab, so don't update the cache with an unreliable oldest value return manifestColumns; } else { PeekingIterator<Column<ByteBuffer>> peekingManifestColumns = Iterators.peekingIterator(manifestColumns); if (peekingManifestColumns.hasNext()) { // Cache the first slab returned from querying the full manifest column family since it is the oldest. cacheOldestSlabForChannel(channel, TimeUUIDSerializer.get().fromByteBuffer(peekingManifestColumns.peek().getName())); return peekingManifestColumns; } else { // Channel was completely empty. Cache a TimeUUID for the current time. This will cause future calls // to read at most 1 minute of tombstones until the cache expires 10 seconds later. cacheOldestSlabForChannel(channel, TimeUUIDs.newUUID()); return Iterators.emptyIterator(); } } }
Example 4
Source File: SorConsistencies.java From emodb with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
public static ConsistencyLevel toAstyanax(ReadConsistency consistency) { switch (consistency) { case WEAK: return ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_ONE; // first node to respond case STRONG: return ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_QUORUM; // single data center quorum default: throw new UnsupportedOperationException(String.valueOf(consistency)); } }
Example 5
Source File: SorConsistencies.java From emodb with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
public static ConsistencyLevel toAstyanax(WriteConsistency consistency) { switch (consistency) { case NON_DURABLE: return ConsistencyLevel.CL_ANY; // at least 1 node, allow hinted handoff case WEAK: return ConsistencyLevel.CL_TWO; // usually at least 2 nodes, survives the permanent failure of any single node case STRONG: return ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_QUORUM; // single data center quorum case GLOBAL: return ConsistencyLevel.CL_EACH_QUORUM; // all data center quorum default: throw new UnsupportedOperationException(String.valueOf(consistency)); } }
Example 6
Source File: AstyanaxEventWriterDAO.java From emodb with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
@Override public void deleteAll(final String channel) { checkNotNull(channel, "channel"); // There isn't really a good way to delete events en masse because (a) there may be many processes writing to // the queue, (b) it's impractical to expect all those processes to close all their open slabs, therefore (c) // we must delete the events in a way that leaves the open slabs in a valid state, therefore (d) we can't // simply delete all the slab rows since we must preserve the OPEN_SLAB_MARKER column. Therefore, purge // of open slabs is implemented by reading all the events one-by-one and deleting them. final BatchUpdate update = new BatchUpdate(_keyspace, ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_QUORUM, Constants.MUTATION_MAX_ROWS, Constants.MUTATION_MAX_COLUMNS); class Deleter implements SlabFilter, EventSink { private BatchUpdate.Row<String, ByteBuffer> _manifestRow; private BatchUpdate.Row<ByteBuffer, Integer> _slabRow; private ByteBuffer _currentSlabId; void run() { _manifestRow = update.updateRow(ColumnFamilies.MANIFEST, channel); _eventReaderDAO.readAll(channel, this, this, false); } // SlabFilter interface, called before scanning events in a slab. @Override public boolean accept(ByteBuffer slabId, boolean open, ByteBuffer nextSlabId) { _currentSlabId = slabId; _slabRow = update.updateRow(ColumnFamilies.SLAB, slabId); if (open) { // Open slab: read and delete the events individually. return true; } else { // Closed slab: delete the entire slab without reading it. _slabRow.deleteRow(); _manifestRow.deleteColumn(slabId); return false; } } // EventSink interface, called on individual events in a slab. @Override public boolean accept(EventId eventId, ByteBuffer eventData) { AstyanaxEventId eventIdImpl = (AstyanaxEventId) eventId; checkState(_currentSlabId.equals(eventIdImpl.getSlabId())); int eventIdx = eventIdImpl.getEventIdx(); _slabRow.deleteColumn(eventIdx); return true; // Keep looking for more events } } new Deleter().run(); update.finish(); }
Example 7
Source File: AstyanaxLockManagerImpl.java From usergrid with Apache License 2.0 | 2 votes |
@Override public Lock createLock(final UUID applicationId, final String... path ) { String lockPath = LockPathBuilder.buildPath( applicationId, path ); ConsistencyLevel consistencyLevel; try{ consistencyLevel = ConsistencyLevel.valueOf(cassandraFig.getLocksCl()); }catch(IllegalArgumentException e){ logger.warn( "Property {} value provided: {} is not valid", CassandraFig.LOCKS_CL, cassandraFig.getLocksCl() ); // just default it to local quorum if we can't parse consistencyLevel = ConsistencyLevel.CL_LOCAL_QUORUM; } int lockExpiration; int lockConfigExpiration = cassandraFig.getLocksExpiration(); if( lockConfigExpiration >= MINIMUM_LOCK_EXPIRATION ){ lockExpiration = Math.min(cassandraFig.getLocksExpiration(), Integer.MAX_VALUE); }else{ logger.warn("Property {} is not valid. Choose a value greater than or equal to {}", CassandraFig.LOCKS_EXPIRATION, MINIMUM_LOCK_EXPIRATION); // use the default if seomthing below the minimum is provided lockExpiration = Integer.valueOf(CassandraFig.DEFAULT_LOCKS_EXPIRATION); } ColumnPrefixDistributedRowLock<String> lock = new ColumnPrefixDistributedRowLock<>(keyspace, getLocksColumnFamily(), lockPath) .expireLockAfter( lockExpiration, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS) .withConsistencyLevel(consistencyLevel); return new AstyanaxLockImpl( lock ); }