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vinoyang edited comment on FLINK-12691 at 6/17/19 11:11 AM:
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[~aljoscha] Thanks for sharing your idea. Based on your idea, users' records 
need to be observed (by implementing the {{AsyncObserverFunction}}) that means 
the record need to carry external information about the queue's capacity and 
timeout? IMO, it's not a good design to extract the information from the users' 
records. Two reasons:
 * The record should not care about the detail of the engine;
 * The frequency of the  timeout been changed is very low;

 


was (Author: yanghua):
[~aljoscha] Thanks for sharing your idea. Based on your idea, users' records 
need to be observed (by implementing the {{AsyncObserverFunction}}) that means 
the record need to carry external information about the queue's capacity and 
timeout? IMO, it's not a good design to extract the information from the users' 
records.

> Make Queue Capacity and Timeout of AsyncWaitOperator changeable during runtime
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>
>                 Key: FLINK-12691
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-12691
>             Project: Flink
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: API / DataStream
>            Reporter: Konstantin Knauf
>            Priority: Minor
>
> A user that I have recently been working with has the requirement to change 
> the capacity and possibly the timeout during the runtime of a job. 
> -Conceptually, this should be possibly by just passing these parameters to 
> the {{RichAsyncFunction}} via its RuntimeContext. The change of the timeout 
> would only apply to future records and the change in the queue capacity would 
> take effect immediately.-
>  



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