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ASF GitHub Bot commented on S2GRAPH-213:
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Github user asfgit closed the pull request at:

    https://github.com/apache/incubator-s2graph/pull/165


> Abstract Query/Mutation from Storage.
> -------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: S2GRAPH-213
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/S2GRAPH-213
>             Project: S2Graph
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: s2core
>            Reporter: DOYUNG YOON
>            Assignee: DOYUNG YOON
>            Priority: Major
>   Original Estimate: 336h
>  Remaining Estimate: 336h
>
> Currently, Storage has many components to implement, and most of them are 
> very specific to HBase storage backend(ex: WriteWriteConflictResolver).
> Even though it is possible to add new storage backend using current 
> abstraction, Storage, there are too many works which is not common to all 
> storage backend
> I am suggesting following simple interface which is all common for any 
> storage backend to be integrated with.
> {noformat}
> trait Fetcher {
>   def init(config: Config)(implicit ec: ExecutionContext): Future[Fetcher] 
>   
>   def fetches(queryRequests: Seq[QueryRequest],
>               prevStepEdges: Map[VertexId, Seq[EdgeWithScore]])(implicit ec: 
> ExecutionContext): Future[Seq[StepResult]]
>   def close(): Unit
> }
> {noformat}
> {noformat}
> trait Mutator {
>   def mutateVertex(zkQuorum: String, 
>                    vertex: S2VertexLike, 
>                    withWait: Boolean)(implicit ec: ExecutionContext): 
> Future[MutateResponse]
> def mutateStrongEdges(zkQuorum: String, 
>                       edges: Seq[S2EdgeLike], 
>                       withWait: Boolean)(implicit ec: ExecutionContext): 
> Future[Seq[Boolean]]
> def mutateWeakEdges(zkQuorum: String, 
>                     edges: Seq[S2EdgeLike], 
>                     withWait: Boolean)(implicit ec: ExecutionContext): 
> Future[Seq[(Int, Boolean)]]
> def incrementCounts(zkQuorum: String, 
>                     edges: Seq[S2EdgeLike], 
>                     withWait: Boolean)(implicit ec: ExecutionContext): 
> Future[Seq[MutateResponse]]
> def updateDegree(zkQuorum: String, 
>                  edge: S2EdgeLike, 
>                  degreeVal: Long = 0)(implicit ec: ExecutionContext): 
> Future[MutateResponse]
> def deleteAllFetchedEdgesAsyncOld(stepInnerResult: StepResult,
>                                   requestTs: Long,
>                                   retryNum: Int)(implicit ec: 
> ExecutionContext): Future[Boolean]
> }
> {noformat}
> By abstracting query/mutation as above interface, it is possible to implement 
> JDBCFetcher and JDBCMutator that read/write vertex and edge into any JDBC 
> enabled storage only implementing above interfaces.
> One thing to discuss is how we are going to maintain the information about 
> what ServiceColumn/Label use which storage implementation.
> The naive solution would be store configuration for storage backend into 
> ServiceColumn/Label's options field, which accepts JSON, and make S2Graph 
> instance to maintain the mapping of what ServiceColumn/Label use which 
> storage implementation.
> I think above abstraction make it possible to use different implementation 
> per each ServiceColumn/Label, and more importantly, the user can provide 
> their own implementation.
> For example, storing `User` vertex into Postgresql and `Friends` edges into 
> HBase can be possible. Also, users who do not want to use S2Graph for vertex, 
> do not need to store vertex at all, but by implementing `Fetcher` interface 
> they can still traverse vertex as they are stored in S2Graph.
> Come up with this suggestion while working on S2GRAPH-206, since model 
> serving requires different implementation for `Fetcher` per model.



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