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Sub-task
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Status: Closed
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Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Description
Considering the mailbox model and unaligned checkpoints requirements in future, task network output should be non-blocking. In other words, as long as output is available, it should never block for a subsequent/future single record write.
In the first version, we only implement the non-blocking output for the most regular case, and do not solve the following cases which still keep the previous behavior.
- Big record which might span multiple buffers
- Flatmap-like operators which might emit multiple records in every process
- Broadcast watermark which might request multiple buffers at a time
The solution is providing the RecordWriter#isAvailable method and respective LocalBufferPool#isAvailable for judging the output beforehand. As long as there is at-least one available buffer in LocalBufferPool, the RecordWriter is available for network output in most cases. This doesn’t include runtime handling of this non-blocking and availability behavior in StreamInputProcessor
Note: It requires the minimum number of buffers in output LocalBufferPool adjusting to (numberOfSubpartitions + 1) and also adjusting the monitor of backpressure future.
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