Class SegmentFileStateHandle

    • Field Detail

      • stateSize

        protected final long stateSize
        The size of the state in the file.
    • Constructor Detail

      • SegmentFileStateHandle

        public SegmentFileStateHandle​(Path filePath,
                                      long startPos,
                                      long stateSize,
                                      CheckpointedStateScope scope,
                                      LogicalFile.LogicalFileId fileId)
        Creates a new segment file state for the given file path.
        Parameters:
        filePath - The path to the file that stores the state.
        startPos - Start position of the segment in the physical file.
        stateSize - Size of the segment.
        scope - The state's scope, whether it is exclusive or shared.
        fileId - The corresponding logical file id.
    • Method Detail

      • discardState

        public void discardState()
        This method should be empty, so that JM is not in charge of the lifecycle of files in a file-merging checkpoint.
        Specified by:
        discardState in interface StateObject
      • getFilePath

        public Path getFilePath()
        Gets the path where this handle's state is stored.
        Returns:
        The path where this handle's state is stored.
      • getStartPos

        public long getStartPos()
      • getStateSize

        public long getStateSize()
        Description copied from interface: StateObject
        Returns the size of the state in bytes. If the size is not known, this method should return 0.

        The values produced by this method are only used for informational purposes and for metrics/monitoring. If this method returns wrong values, the checkpoints and recovery will still behave correctly. However, efficiency may be impacted (wrong space pre-allocation) and functionality that depends on metrics (like monitoring) will be impacted.

        Note for implementors: This method should not perform any I/O operations while obtaining the state size (hence it does not declare throwing an IOException). Instead, the state size should be stored in the state object, or should be computable from the state stored in this object. The reason is that this method is called frequently by several parts of the checkpointing and issuing I/O requests from this method accumulates a heavy I/O load on the storage system at higher scale.

        Specified by:
        getStateSize in interface StateObject
        Returns:
        Size of the state in bytes.
      • hashCode

        public int hashCode()
        Overrides:
        hashCode in class Object