rocksdb/db/seqno_to_time_mapping.h

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// Copyright (c) Meta Platforms, Inc. and affiliates.
//
// This source code is licensed under both the GPLv2 (found in the
// COPYING file in the root directory) and Apache 2.0 License
// (found in the LICENSE.Apache file in the root directory).
#pragma once
#include <algorithm>
#include <cinttypes>
#include <deque>
#include <functional>
#include <iterator>
#include <string>
#include "rocksdb/status.h"
#include "rocksdb/types.h"
namespace ROCKSDB_NAMESPACE {
constexpr uint64_t kUnknownSeqnoTime = 0;
// SeqnoToTimeMapping stores the sequence number to time mapping, so given a
// sequence number it can estimate the oldest possible time for that sequence
// number. For example:
// 10 -> 100
// 50 -> 300
// then if a key has seqno 19, the OldestApproximateTime would be 100, for 51 it
// would be 300.
// As it's a sorted list, the new entry is inserted from the back. The old data
// will be popped from the front if they're no longer used.
//
// Note: the data struct is not thread safe, both read and write need to be
// synchronized by caller.
class SeqnoToTimeMapping {
public:
// Maximum number of entries can be encoded into SST. The data is delta encode
// so the maximum data usage for each SST is < 0.3K
static constexpr uint64_t kMaxSeqnoTimePairsPerSST = 100;
// Maximum number of entries per CF. If there's only CF with this feature on,
// the max duration divided by this number, so for example, if
// preclude_last_level_data_seconds = 100000 (~1day), then it will sample the
// seqno -> time every 1000 seconds (~17minutes). Then the maximum entry it
// needs is 100.
// When there are multiple CFs having this feature on, the sampling cadence is
// determined by the smallest setting, the capacity is determined the largest
// setting, also it's caped by kMaxSeqnoTimePairsPerCF * 10.
static constexpr uint64_t kMaxSeqnoTimePairsPerCF = 100;
// A simple struct for sequence number to time pair
struct SeqnoTimePair {
SequenceNumber seqno = 0;
uint64_t time = 0;
SeqnoTimePair() = default;
SeqnoTimePair(SequenceNumber _seqno, uint64_t _time)
: seqno(_seqno), time(_time) {}
// Encode to dest string
void Encode(std::string& dest) const;
// Decode the value from input Slice and remove it from the input
Status Decode(Slice& input);
// subtraction of 2 SeqnoTimePair
SeqnoTimePair operator-(const SeqnoTimePair& other) const;
// Add 2 values together
void Add(const SeqnoTimePair& obj) {
seqno += obj.seqno;
time += obj.time;
}
// Compare SeqnoTimePair with a sequence number, used for binary search a
// sequence number in a list of SeqnoTimePair
bool operator<(const SequenceNumber& other) const { return seqno < other; }
// Compare 2 SeqnoTimePair
bool operator<(const SeqnoTimePair& other) const {
return std::tie(seqno, time) < std::tie(other.seqno, other.time);
}
// Check if 2 SeqnoTimePair is the same
bool operator==(const SeqnoTimePair& other) const {
return std::tie(seqno, time) == std::tie(other.seqno, other.time);
}
};
// constractor of SeqnoToTimeMapping
// max_time_duration is the maximum time it should track. For example, if
// preclude_last_level_data_seconds is 1 day, then if an entry is older than 1
// day, then it can be removed.
// max_capacity is the maximum number of entry it can hold. For single CF,
// it's caped at 100 (kMaxSeqnoTimePairsPerCF), otherwise
// kMaxSeqnoTimePairsPerCF * 10.
// If it's set to 0, means it won't truncate any old data.
explicit SeqnoToTimeMapping(uint64_t max_time_duration = 0,
uint64_t max_capacity = 0)
: max_time_duration_(max_time_duration), max_capacity_(max_capacity) {}
// Append a new entry to the list. The new entry should be newer than the
// existing ones. It maintains the internal sorted status.
bool Append(SequenceNumber seqno, uint64_t time);
// Given a sequence number, estimate it's oldest time
uint64_t GetOldestApproximateTime(SequenceNumber seqno) const;
// Truncate the old entries based on the current time and max_time_duration_
SequenceNumber TruncateOldEntries(uint64_t now);
// Encode to a binary string
void Encode(std::string& des, SequenceNumber start, SequenceNumber end,
uint64_t now,
uint64_t output_size = kMaxSeqnoTimePairsPerSST) const;
// Add a new random entry, unlike Append(), it can be any data, but also makes
// the list un-sorted.
void Add(SequenceNumber seqno, uint64_t time);
// Decode and add the entries to the current obj. The list will be unsorted
Status Add(const std::string& seqno_time_mapping_str);
// Return the number of entries
size_t Size() const { return seqno_time_mapping_.size(); }
// Reduce the size of internal list
bool Resize(uint64_t min_time_duration, uint64_t max_time_duration);
// Override the max_time_duration_
void SetMaxTimeDuration(uint64_t max_time_duration) {
max_time_duration_ = max_time_duration;
}
uint64_t GetCapacity() const { return max_capacity_; }
// Sort the list, which also remove the redundant entries, useless entries,
// which makes sure the seqno is sorted, but also the time
Status Sort();
// copy the current obj from the given smallest_seqno.
SeqnoToTimeMapping Copy(SequenceNumber smallest_seqno) const;
// If the internal list is empty
bool Empty() const { return seqno_time_mapping_.empty(); }
// clear all entries
void Clear() { seqno_time_mapping_.clear(); }
// return the string for user message
// Note: Not efficient, okay for print
std::string ToHumanString() const;
#ifndef NDEBUG
const std::deque<SeqnoTimePair>& TEST_GetInternalMapping() const {
return seqno_time_mapping_;
}
#endif
private:
static constexpr uint64_t kMaxSeqnoToTimeEntries =
kMaxSeqnoTimePairsPerCF * 10;
uint64_t max_time_duration_;
uint64_t max_capacity_;
std::deque<SeqnoTimePair> seqno_time_mapping_;
bool is_sorted_ = true;
static uint64_t CalculateMaxCapacity(uint64_t min_time_duration,
uint64_t max_time_duration);
SeqnoTimePair& Last() {
assert(!Empty());
return seqno_time_mapping_.back();
}
};
// for searching the sequence number from SeqnoToTimeMapping
inline bool operator<(const SequenceNumber& seqno,
const SeqnoToTimeMapping::SeqnoTimePair& other) {
return seqno < other.seqno;
}
} // namespace ROCKSDB_NAMESPACE