pub fn backpressure<T, G, O>(
scope: &mut G,
name: &str,
data: &Stream<G, O>,
flow_control: FlowControl<G>,
chosen_worker: usize,
probe: Option<UnboundedSender<(Antichain<(T, Subtime)>, usize, usize)>>,
) -> (Stream<G, O>, PressOnDropButton)where
T: TimelyTimestamp + Lattice + Codec64 + TotalOrder,
G: Scope<Timestamp = (T, Subtime)>,
O: Backpressureable + Debug,Expand description
Apply flow control to the data input, based on the given FlowControl.
The FlowControl should have a progress_stream that is the pristine, unaltered
frontier of the downstream operator we want to backpressure from, a max_inflight_bytes,
and a summary. Note that the data input expects all the second part of the tuple
timestamp to be 0, and all data to be on the chosen_worker worker.
The summary represents the minimum range of timestamps that needs to be emitted before
reasoning about max_inflight_bytes. In practice this means that we may overshoot
max_inflight_bytes.
The implementation of this operator is very subtle. Many inline comments have been added.