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When we upgrade and restart a new version application which will read and write to HBase, we will get some operation timeout. The time out is expected because when the application restarts,It will not hold any region locations cache and do communication with zk and meta regionserver to get region locations.
We want to avoid these timeouts so we do warmup work and as far as I am concerned,the method table.getRegionLocator().getAllRegionLocations() will fetch all region locations and cache them. However, it didn't work good. There are still a lot of time outs,so it confused me.
I dig into the source code and find something below
// code placeholder public List<HRegionLocation> getAllRegionLocations() throws IOException { TableName tableName = getName(); NavigableMap<HRegionInfo, ServerName> locations = MetaScanner.allTableRegions(this.connection, tableName); ArrayList<HRegionLocation> regions = new ArrayList<>(locations.size()); for (Entry<HRegionInfo, ServerName> entry : locations.entrySet()) { regions.add(new HRegionLocation(entry.getKey(), entry.getValue())); } if (regions.size() > 0) { connection.cacheLocation(tableName, new RegionLocations(regions)); } return regions; } In MetaCache public void cacheLocation(final TableName tableName, final RegionLocations locations) { byte [] startKey = locations.getRegionLocation().getRegionInfo().getStartKey(); ConcurrentMap<byte[], RegionLocations> tableLocations = getTableLocations(tableName); RegionLocations oldLocation = tableLocations.putIfAbsent(startKey, locations); boolean isNewCacheEntry = (oldLocation == null); if (isNewCacheEntry) { if (LOG.isTraceEnabled()) { LOG.trace("Cached location: " + locations); } addToCachedServers(locations); return; }
It will collect all regions into one RegionLocations object and only cache the first not null region location and then when we put or get to hbase, we do getCacheLocation()
// code placeholder public RegionLocations getCachedLocation(final TableName tableName, final byte [] row) { ConcurrentNavigableMap<byte[], RegionLocations> tableLocations = getTableLocations(tableName); Entry<byte[], RegionLocations> e = tableLocations.floorEntry(row); if (e == null) { if (metrics!= null) metrics.incrMetaCacheMiss(); return null; } RegionLocations possibleRegion = e.getValue(); // make sure that the end key is greater than the row we're looking // for, otherwise the row actually belongs in the next region, not // this one. the exception case is when the endkey is // HConstants.EMPTY_END_ROW, signifying that the region we're // checking is actually the last region in the table. byte[] endKey = possibleRegion.getRegionLocation().getRegionInfo().getEndKey(); if (Bytes.equals(endKey, HConstants.EMPTY_END_ROW) || getRowComparator(tableName).compareRows( endKey, 0, endKey.length, row, 0, row.length) > 0) { if (metrics != null) metrics.incrMetaCacheHit(); return possibleRegion; } // Passed all the way through, so we got nothing - complete cache miss if (metrics != null) metrics.incrMetaCacheMiss(); return null; }
It will choose the first location to be possibleRegion and possibly it will miss match.
So did I forget something or may be wrong somewhere? If this is indeed a bug I think it can be fixed not very hard.
Hope commiters and PMC review this !
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HBASE-15654 Optimize client's MetaCache handling
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