org.apache.flink.runtime.iterative.concurrent.BlockingBackChannel Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: IterationHeadTask.java    From Flink-CEPplus with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * The iteration head prepares the backchannel: it allocates memory, instantiates a {@link BlockingBackChannel} and
 * hands it to the iteration tail via a {@link Broker} singleton.
 **/
private BlockingBackChannel initBackChannel() throws Exception {

	/* get the size of the memory available to the backchannel */
	int backChannelMemoryPages = getMemoryManager().computeNumberOfPages(this.config.getRelativeBackChannelMemory());

	/* allocate the memory available to the backchannel */
	List<MemorySegment> segments = new ArrayList<MemorySegment>();
	int segmentSize = getMemoryManager().getPageSize();
	getMemoryManager().allocatePages(this, segments, backChannelMemoryPages);

	/* instantiate the backchannel */
	BlockingBackChannel backChannel = new BlockingBackChannel(new SerializedUpdateBuffer(segments, segmentSize,
		getIOManager()));

	/* hand the backchannel over to the iteration tail */
	Broker<BlockingBackChannel> broker = BlockingBackChannelBroker.instance();
	broker.handIn(brokerKey(), backChannel);

	return backChannel;
}
Example #2
Source File: IterationHeadTask.java    From flink with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * The iteration head prepares the backchannel: it allocates memory, instantiates a {@link BlockingBackChannel} and
 * hands it to the iteration tail via a {@link Broker} singleton.
 **/
private BlockingBackChannel initBackChannel() throws Exception {

	/* get the size of the memory available to the backchannel */
	int backChannelMemoryPages = getMemoryManager().computeNumberOfPages(this.config.getRelativeBackChannelMemory());

	/* allocate the memory available to the backchannel */
	List<MemorySegment> segments = new ArrayList<MemorySegment>();
	int segmentSize = getMemoryManager().getPageSize();
	getMemoryManager().allocatePages(this, segments, backChannelMemoryPages);

	/* instantiate the backchannel */
	BlockingBackChannel backChannel = new BlockingBackChannel(new SerializedUpdateBuffer(segments, segmentSize,
		getIOManager()));

	/* hand the backchannel over to the iteration tail */
	Broker<BlockingBackChannel> broker = BlockingBackChannelBroker.instance();
	broker.handIn(brokerKey(), backChannel);

	return backChannel;
}
Example #3
Source File: IterationHeadTask.java    From flink with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * The iteration head prepares the backchannel: it allocates memory, instantiates a {@link BlockingBackChannel} and
 * hands it to the iteration tail via a {@link Broker} singleton.
 **/
private BlockingBackChannel initBackChannel() throws Exception {

	/* get the size of the memory available to the backchannel */
	int backChannelMemoryPages = getMemoryManager().computeNumberOfPages(this.config.getRelativeBackChannelMemory());

	/* allocate the memory available to the backchannel */
	List<MemorySegment> segments = new ArrayList<MemorySegment>();
	int segmentSize = getMemoryManager().getPageSize();
	getMemoryManager().allocatePages(this, segments, backChannelMemoryPages);

	/* instantiate the backchannel */
	BlockingBackChannel backChannel = new BlockingBackChannel(new SerializedUpdateBuffer(segments, segmentSize,
		getIOManager()));

	/* hand the backchannel over to the iteration tail */
	Broker<BlockingBackChannel> broker = BlockingBackChannelBroker.instance();
	broker.handIn(brokerKey(), backChannel);

	return backChannel;
}