scylla-jmx/src/main/java/org/apache/cassandra/streaming/StreamSession.java
Amnon Heiman 20778b2df6 Add StreamManagerMBean with its subclasses
The StreamManager getStreams returns an hirarchy of classes. This patch
import StreamManagerMBean with the class hirarchy and add an
implementation to StreamManager.

The implementation is based on the stream_manager API.

Signed-off-by: Amnon Heiman <amnon@scylladb.com>
2015-11-03 11:28:44 +02:00

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package org.apache.cassandra.streaming;
/**
* Handles the streaming a one or more section of one of more sstables to and from a specific
* remote node.
*
* Both this node and the remote one will create a similar symmetrical StreamSession. A streaming
* session has the following life-cycle:
*
* 1. Connections Initialization
*
* (a) A node (the initiator in the following) create a new StreamSession, initialize it (init())
* and then start it (start()). Start will create a {@link ConnectionHandler} that will create
* two connections to the remote node (the follower in the following) with whom to stream and send
* a StreamInit message. The first connection will be the incoming connection for the
* initiator, and the second connection will be the outgoing.
* (b) Upon reception of that StreamInit message, the follower creates its own StreamSession,
* initialize it if it still does not exist, and attach connecting socket to its ConnectionHandler
* according to StreamInit message's isForOutgoing flag.
* (d) When the both incoming and outgoing connections are established, StreamSession calls
* StreamSession#onInitializationComplete method to start the streaming prepare phase
* (StreamResultFuture.startStreaming()).
*
* 2. Streaming preparation phase
*
* (a) This phase is started when the initiator onInitializationComplete() method is called. This method sends a
* PrepareMessage that includes what files/sections this node will stream to the follower
* (stored in a StreamTransferTask, each column family has it's own transfer task) and what
* the follower needs to stream back (StreamReceiveTask, same as above). If the initiator has
* nothing to receive from the follower, it goes directly to its Streaming phase. Otherwise,
* it waits for the follower PrepareMessage.
* (b) Upon reception of the PrepareMessage, the follower records which files/sections it will receive
* and send back its own PrepareMessage with a summary of the files/sections that will be sent to
* the initiator (prepare()). After having sent that message, the follower goes to its Streamning
* phase.
* (c) When the initiator receives the follower PrepareMessage, it records which files/sections it will
* receive and then goes to his own Streaming phase.
*
* 3. Streaming phase
*
* (a) The streaming phase is started by each node (the sender in the follower, but note that each side
* of the StreamSession may be sender for some of the files) involved by calling startStreamingFiles().
* This will sequentially send a FileMessage for each file of each SteamTransferTask. Each FileMessage
* consists of a FileMessageHeader that indicates which file is coming and then start streaming the
* content for that file (StreamWriter in FileMessage.serialize()). When a file is fully sent, the
* fileSent() method is called for that file. If all the files for a StreamTransferTask are sent
* (StreamTransferTask.complete()), the task is marked complete (taskCompleted()).
* (b) On the receiving side, a SSTable will be written for the incoming file (StreamReader in
* FileMessage.deserialize()) and once the FileMessage is fully received, the file will be marked as
* complete (received()). When all files for the StreamReceiveTask have been received, the sstables
* are added to the CFS (and 2ndary index are built, StreamReceiveTask.complete()) and the task
* is marked complete (taskCompleted())
* (b) If during the streaming of a particular file an I/O error occurs on the receiving end of a stream
* (FileMessage.deserialize), the node will retry the file (up to DatabaseDescriptor.getMaxStreamingRetries())
* by sending a RetryMessage to the sender. On receiving a RetryMessage, the sender simply issue a new
* FileMessage for that file.
* (c) When all transfer and receive tasks for a session are complete, the move to the Completion phase
* (maybeCompleted()).
*
* 4. Completion phase
*
* (a) When a node has finished all transfer and receive task, it enter the completion phase (maybeCompleted()).
* If it had already received a CompleteMessage from the other side (it is in the WAIT_COMPLETE state), that
* session is done is is closed (closeSession()). Otherwise, the node switch to the WAIT_COMPLETE state and
* send a CompleteMessage to the other side.
*/
public class StreamSession
{
public static enum State
{
INITIALIZED,
PREPARING,
STREAMING,
WAIT_COMPLETE,
COMPLETE,
FAILED,
}
}