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[Bifrost] Improve merge operator performance by coalescing metadata updates #1726
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Great improvement :-) LGTM. +1 for merging.
A restructure the allows finer-grain control over what types loglet providers have access to. This will be exploited more in upcoming PRs.
- Major cleanup of loglet error handling, this removes the unnecessary leakage of internal loglet error types to bifrost. - No more superflous `Arc<>` of non-Clone errors. - FindTail on loglets cannot return Sealed error (enforcement via type-system)
This also adds an optional limit to loglet readstreams to enable creating a readstream with a pre-determined end offset.
In preparation to allow multi-segment chains, local loglets in single-node bootstrap now get unique random ids.
In preparation for the bifrost read_opt to be removed and replaced with `read()`
- Segments return the known tail_lsn which gets propagated to downstream components. - Renaming `read_opt()` to replace `read()` and making the non-blocking `read()` the de-facto way to read individual records. Readstream will be the only way for tailing readers. - Implements the intricate handling of `read()` during in-flight reconfiguration. This now requires bifrost to determine a safe known tail before allowing the `read()` to take place. - Testing read single record cross segments
…pdates ~20% P100 latency improvement when CPU bound according to bifrost-benchpress. Why didn't I do this from the get-go is beyond me! It'd be best to move away from the Vec<> structure to a fixed size struct to avoid searching but it'd break backward compatibility.
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[Bifrost] Improve merge operator performance by coalescing metadata updates
~20% P100 latency improvement when CPU bound according to bifrost-benchpress. Why didn't I do this from the get-go is beyond me!
It'd be best to move away from the Vec<> structure to a fixed size struct to avoid searching but it'd break backward compatibility.
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