OpenAtomFoundation / pika

Pika is a Redis-Compatible database developed by Qihoo's infrastructure team.
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feat:Split the admin command out of the main thread #2727

Closed chejinge closed 3 months ago

chejinge commented 3 months ago

将pika的info ping 等admin命令拆分出主线程,用单独的线程池去处理

为了避免 config 配置过多 这里考虑用unorderd_set写死 可以通过config修改 https://github.com/OpenAtomFoundation/pika/issues/2399

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2cbc7880fdf8b9ce127b0558b8dbd7ee932c669b and 63ccac04fae20372eb1984869530eb5a89c5ab6c.

Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a new configuration parameter, admin-thread-pool-size, and improve the PikaConf and PikaServer classes to handle admin commands separately via a distinct thread pool. Additionally, several command-related adjustments enhance management and monitoring capability, including the introduction of flag kCmdFlagsMonitor and additional checks for admin commands. These changes collectively aim to optimize the handling of admin requests efficiently in the system.

Changes

File Change Summary
conf/pika.conf Added admin-thread-pool-size : 2 configuration for specifying thread pool size for slow user requests.
include/pika_command.h Introduced kCmdFlagsMonitor flag in CmdFlags enum and IsMonitorCmd() method in Cmd class.
include/pika_conf.h Added methods and member variables to PikaConf for managing admin-related configurations pertaining to thread pool size.
include/pika_server.h Added declarations for admin and slow command thread pools in PikaServer class.
src/pika_admin.cc Updated ConfigCmd::ConfigGet to handle the pattern match and encode admin-thread-pool-size.
src/pika_client_conn.cc Enhanced PikaClientConn::ProcessRedisCmds to handle unknown commands and determine admin command status before scheduling a task.
src/pika_command.cc Added kCmdFlagsMonitor flag to specific commands and introduced IsMonitorCmd() method.
src/pika_conf.cc Added logic to set admin_thread_pool_size within a specific range in PikaConf::Load().
src/pika_list.cc Updated TryToServeBLrPopWithThisKey to include is_monitor_cmd parameter.
src/pika_server.cc Enhanced PikaServer with initialization, starting, stopping, and scheduling of the admin command thread pool.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PikaConf
    participant PikaServer
    participant CmdHandler
    participant ThreadPools

    User->>PikaConf: Reads admin-thread-pool-size
    PikaConf->>PikaServer: Sets admin_thread_pool_size
    User->>PikaServer: Sends command
    PikaServer->>CmdHandler: Determine command type
    CmdHandler->>PikaServer: Returns is_admin_cmd flag
    alt is_admin_cmd
        PikaServer->>ThreadPools: Schedule in pika_admin_cmd_thread_pool_
    else not is_admin_cmd
        PikaServer->>ThreadPools: Schedule in standard thread pool
    end
    ThreadPools->>CmdHandler: Execute command
    CmdHandler->>User: Returns results

Poem

In the code a change has swept, Admin threads now adept, Commands marked to monitor, PikaServer’s a conqueror. Thread pools split and refined, Efficiency, now redesigned. 🐰🔧✨


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