cryptoe commented on code in PR #17416:
URL: https://github.com/apache/druid/pull/17416#discussion_r1845883599


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server/src/main/java/org/apache/druid/server/scheduling/ThresholdBasedQueryPrioritizationStrategy.java:
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@@ -51,13 +53,15 @@ public class ThresholdBasedQueryPrioritizationStrategy 
implements QueryPrioritiz
   private final Optional<Duration> periodThreshold;
   private final Optional<Duration> durationThreshold;
   private final Optional<Duration> segmentRangeThreshold;
+  private final Set<String> exemptDatasources;
 
   @JsonCreator
   public ThresholdBasedQueryPrioritizationStrategy(
       @JsonProperty("periodThreshold") @Nullable String periodThresholdString,
       @JsonProperty("durationThreshold") @Nullable String 
durationThresholdString,
       @JsonProperty("segmentCountThreshold") @Nullable Integer 
segmentCountThreshold,
       @JsonProperty("segmentRangeThreshold") @Nullable String 
segmentRangeThresholdString,
+      @JsonProperty("exemptDatasources") @Nullable Set<String> 
exemptDatasources,

Review Comment:
   This might lead to more issues like one query hogging the cluster for the 
exempt data source and all your query lanning goes for a toss. Should we revert 
the logic, ie if an "lowPriorityDataSource" is hit, lower the priority always. 
That way the cluster can be saved against outages ? Its better to err on the 
side of caution no ?
   
   Since there is no clear answer here : 
   * What do other data bases do ?
   * What's your practical experience running this config in production. 
   



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