Crate mz_adapter
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Coordinates client requests with the dataflow layer.
This crate hosts the “coordinator”, an object which sits at the center of the system and coordinates communication between the various components. Responsibilities of the coordinator include:
- Launching the dataflow workers.
- Periodically allowing the dataflow workers to compact existing data.
- Executing SQL queries from clients by parsing and planning them, sending the plans to the dataflow layer, and then streaming the results back to the client.
- Assigning timestamps to incoming source data.
The main interface to the coordinator is Client
. To start a coordinator,
use the serve
function.
Re-exports§
pub use crate::client::Client;
pub use crate::client::Handle;
pub use crate::client::SessionClient;
pub use crate::webhook::AppendWebhookError;
pub use crate::webhook::AppendWebhookResponse;
pub use crate::webhook::AppendWebhookValidator;
pub use crate::webhook::WebhookAppenderCache;
Modules§
- Coordinator bookkeeping for active compute sinks.
- Persistent metadata storage for the coordinator.
- command 🔒
- Common methods for
CONTINUAL TASK
s. - coord 🔒Translation of SQL commands into timestamped
Controller
commands. - error 🔒
- explain 🔒
EXPLAIN
support for various intermediate representations. - notice 🔒
- optimize 🔒Optimizer interface to the adapter and coordinator code.
- Per-connection configuration parameters and state.
- Telemetry utilities.
- util 🔒
Macros§
Structs§
- A bundle of storage and compute collection identifiers.
- Configures a coordinator.
- Bundle of state related to statement execution.
- State that the coordinator must process as part of retiring command execution.
ExecuteContextExtra::Default
is guaranteed to produce a value that will cause the coordinator to do nothing, and is intended for use by code that invokes the execution processing flow (i.e.,sequence_plan
) without actually being a statement execution. - Read holds kept to ensure a set of collections remains readable at some time.
- The response to
Client::startup
. - Information used when determining the timestamp for a query.
Enums§
- Errors that can occur in the coordinator.
- Notices that can occur in the adapter layer.
- The response to
SessionClient::execute
. - The response from a
Peek
, with row multiplicities represented in unary. - An enum describing whether or not a query belongs to a timeline and whether the query can be affected by the timestamp at which it executes.
- The timeline and timestamp context of a read.
Traits§
Functions§
- Serves the coordinator based on the provided configuration.
- Verify that the rows in
RowIterator
match the expectedRelationDesc
.