Java Code Examples for org.apache.helix.HelixManager#addLiveInstanceChangeListener()
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Example 1
Source File: GenericLeaderStandbyModel.java From helix with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Transition(to = "LEADER", from = "STANDBY") public void onBecomeLeaderFromStandby(Message message, NotificationContext context) throws Exception { LOG.info("Become LEADER from STANDBY"); HelixManager manager = context.getManager(); if (manager == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Require HelixManager in notification conext"); } for (ChangeType notificationType : _notificationTypes) { if (notificationType == ChangeType.LIVE_INSTANCE) { manager.addLiveInstanceChangeListener(_particHolder); } else if (notificationType == ChangeType.CONFIG) { manager.addConfigChangeListener(_particHolder); } else if (notificationType == ChangeType.EXTERNAL_VIEW) { manager.addExternalViewChangeListener(_particHolder); } else { LOG.error("Unsupport notificationType:" + notificationType.toString()); } } }
Example 2
Source File: HelixClusterSpectator.java From ambry with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Override public void spectate() throws Exception { Map<String, DcZkInfo> dataCenterToZkAddress = parseDcJsonAndPopulateDcInfo(clusterMapConfig.clusterMapDcsZkConnectStrings); HelixFactory helixFactory = new HelixFactory(); String selfInstanceName = ClusterMapUtils.getInstanceName(clusterMapConfig.clusterMapHostName, clusterMapConfig.clusterMapPort); // Should we fail here if even one of the remote zk connection fails? If we have just one datacenter, then this will not be a problem. // If we have two data centers, then its not clear if we should pass the startup with one remote zk connection failure. Because if remote // zk connection fails on both data centers, then things like replication between data centers might just stop. // For now, since we have only one fabric in cloud, and the spectator is being used for only cloud to store replication, this will work. // Once we add more fabrics, we should revisit this. for (DcZkInfo dcZkInfo : dataCenterToZkAddress.values()) { // only handle vcr clusters for now if (dcZkInfo.getReplicaType() == ReplicaType.CLOUD_BACKED) { HelixManager helixManager = helixFactory.getZKHelixManager(cloudConfig.vcrClusterName, selfInstanceName, InstanceType.SPECTATOR, dcZkInfo.getZkConnectStrs().get(0)); helixManager.connect(); helixManager.addInstanceConfigChangeListener(this); helixManager.addLiveInstanceChangeListener(this); } } }
Example 3
Source File: TestMessageThrottle2.java From helix with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
void registerWith(HelixManager helixManager) throws Exception { helixManager.addIdealStateChangeListener(this); helixManager.addInstanceConfigChangeListener(this); helixManager.addExternalViewChangeListener(this); helixManager.addLiveInstanceChangeListener(this); helixManager.addControllerListener(this); }
Example 4
Source File: TestZKLiveInstanceData.java From helix with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
@Test public void testDataChange() throws Exception { // Create an admin and add LiveInstanceChange listener to it HelixManager adminManager = HelixManagerFactory.getZKHelixManager(clusterName, null, InstanceType.ADMINISTRATOR, ZK_ADDR); adminManager.connect(); final BlockingQueue<List<LiveInstance>> changeList = new LinkedBlockingQueue<List<LiveInstance>>(); adminManager.addLiveInstanceChangeListener(new LiveInstanceChangeListener() { @Override public void onLiveInstanceChange(List<LiveInstance> liveInstances, NotificationContext changeContext) { // The queue is basically unbounded, so shouldn't throw exception when calling // "add". changeList.add(deepCopy(liveInstances)); } }); // Check the initial condition List<LiveInstance> instances = changeList.poll(1, TimeUnit.SECONDS); Assert.assertNotNull(instances, "Expecting a list of live instance"); Assert.assertTrue(instances.isEmpty(), "Expecting an empty list of live instance"); // Join as participant, should trigger a live instance change event HelixManager manager = HelixManagerFactory.getZKHelixManager(clusterName, "localhost_54321", InstanceType.PARTICIPANT, ZK_ADDR); manager.connect(); instances = changeList.poll(1, TimeUnit.SECONDS); Assert.assertNotNull(instances, "Expecting a list of live instance"); Assert.assertEquals(instances.size(), 1, "Expecting one live instance"); Assert.assertEquals(instances.get(0).getInstanceName(), manager.getInstanceName()); // Update data in the live instance node, should trigger another live instance change // event HelixDataAccessor helixDataAccessor = manager.getHelixDataAccessor(); PropertyKey propertyKey = helixDataAccessor.keyBuilder().liveInstance(manager.getInstanceName()); LiveInstance instance = helixDataAccessor.getProperty(propertyKey); Map<String, String> map = new TreeMap<String, String>(); map.put("k1", "v1"); instance.getRecord().setMapField("test", map); Assert.assertTrue(helixDataAccessor.updateProperty(propertyKey, instance), "Failed to update live instance node"); instances = changeList.poll(1, TimeUnit.SECONDS); Assert.assertNotNull(instances, "Expecting a list of live instance"); Assert.assertEquals(instances.get(0).getRecord().getMapField("test"), map, "Wrong map data."); manager.disconnect(); Thread.sleep(1000); // wait for callback finish instances = changeList.poll(1, TimeUnit.SECONDS); Assert.assertNotNull(instances, "Expecting a list of live instance"); Assert.assertTrue(instances.isEmpty(), "Expecting an empty list of live instance"); adminManager.disconnect(); }
Example 5
Source File: DatacenterInitializer.java From ambry with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Perform initialization for a helix-managed datacenter of servers. * @return the {@link DcInfo} for the datacenter. * @throws Exception if something went wrong during startup */ private DcInfo initializeHelixDatacenter() throws Exception { // For now, the first ZK endpoint (if there are more than one endpoints) will be adopted by default for initialization. // Note that, Ambry currently doesn't support multiple spectators, because there should be only one source of truth. String zkConnectStr = dcZkInfo.getZkConnectStrs().get(0); HelixManager manager; if (dcZkInfo.getDcName().equals(clusterMapConfig.clusterMapDatacenterName)) { manager = Objects.requireNonNull(localManager, "localManager should have been set"); } else { manager = helixFactory.getZKHelixManager(clusterMapConfig.clusterMapClusterName, selfInstanceName, InstanceType.SPECTATOR, zkConnectStr); logger.info("Connecting to Helix manager at {}", zkConnectStr); manager.connect(); logger.info("Established connection to Helix manager at {}", zkConnectStr); } HelixClusterChangeHandler clusterChangeHandler; String clusterChangeHandlerType = clusterMapConfig.clusterMapClusterChangeHandlerType; if (clusterChangeHandlerType.equals(SimpleClusterChangeHandler.class.getSimpleName())) { clusterChangeHandler = new SimpleClusterChangeHandler(clusterMapConfig, dcName, selfInstanceName, partitionOverrideInfoMap, partitionMap, partitionNameToAmbryPartition, ambryPartitionToAmbryReplicas, helixClusterManagerCallback, helixClusterManagerMetrics, this::onInitializationFailure, sealedStateChangeCounter); } else if (clusterChangeHandlerType.equals(DynamicClusterChangeHandler.class.getSimpleName())) { clusterChangeHandler = new DynamicClusterChangeHandler(clusterMapConfig, dcName, selfInstanceName, partitionOverrideInfoMap, helixClusterManagerCallback, clusterChangeHandlerCallback, helixClusterManagerMetrics, this::onInitializationFailure, sealedStateChangeCounter); } else { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Unsupported cluster change handler type: " + clusterChangeHandlerType); } // Create RoutingTableProvider of each DC to keep track of partition(replicas) state. Here, we use current // state based RoutingTableProvider to remove dependency on Helix's pipeline and reduce notification latency. logger.info("Creating routing table provider associated with Helix manager at {}", zkConnectStr); RoutingTableProvider routingTableProvider = new RoutingTableProvider(manager, PropertyType.CURRENTSTATES); logger.info("Routing table provider is created in {}", dcName); routingTableProvider.addRoutingTableChangeListener(clusterChangeHandler, null); logger.info("Registered routing table change listeners in {}", dcName); // The initial instance config change notification is required to populate the static cluster // information, and only after that is complete do we want the live instance change notification to // come in. We do not need to do anything extra to ensure this, however, since Helix provides the initial // notification for a change from within the same thread that adds the listener, in the context of the add // call. Therefore, when the call to add a listener returns, the initial notification will have been // received and handled. DataNodeConfigSource dataNodeConfigSource = new InstanceConfigToDataNodeConfigAdapter(manager, clusterMapConfig); dataNodeConfigSource.addDataNodeConfigChangeListener(clusterChangeHandler); logger.info("Registered instance config change listeners for Helix manager at {}", zkConnectStr); manager.addIdealStateChangeListener(clusterChangeHandler); logger.info("Registered ideal state change listeners for Helix manager at {}", zkConnectStr); // Now register listeners to get notified on live instance change in every datacenter. manager.addLiveInstanceChangeListener(clusterChangeHandler); logger.info("Registered live instance change listeners for Helix manager at {}", zkConnectStr); // in case initial event occurs before adding routing table listener, here we explicitly set snapshot in // ClusterChangeHandler. The reason is, if listener missed initial event, snapshot inside routing table // provider should be already populated. clusterChangeHandler.setRoutingTableSnapshot(routingTableProvider.getRoutingTableSnapshot()); // the initial routing table change should populate the instanceConfigs. If it's empty that means initial // change didn't come and thread should wait on the init latch to ensure routing table snapshot is non-empty if (clusterChangeHandler.getRoutingTableSnapshot().getInstanceConfigs().isEmpty()) { // Periodic refresh in routing table provider is enabled by default. In worst case, routerUpdater should // trigger routing table change within 5 minutes logger.info("Routing table snapshot in {} is currently empty. Waiting for initial notification.", dcName); clusterChangeHandler.waitForInitNotification(); } if (!clusterMapConfig.clustermapListenCrossColo && manager != localManager) { manager.disconnect(); logger.info("Stopped listening to cross colo ZK server {}", zkConnectStr); } return new HelixDcInfo(dcName, dcZkInfo, manager, clusterChangeHandler); }