xintongsong commented on a change in pull request #10921: [FLINK-15692][state
backend] Enable limiting RocksDB memory consumption by default
URL: https://github.com/apache/flink/pull/10921#discussion_r369906968
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File path:
flink-runtime/src/test/java/org/apache/flink/runtime/state/StateBackendMigrationTestBase.java
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@@ -71,12 +74,26 @@
protected abstract B getStateBackend() throws Exception;
+ protected abstract long getManagedMemorySize();
Review comment:
@StephanEwen
I find it difficult to follow the entire conversation, but I can try to
explain what's the problem of having on-heap managed memory for RocksDB state
backend test cases:
- RocksDB state backend (or to be specific
`RocksDBOperationUtils#allocateSharedCachesIfConfigured`) calls
`MemoryManager#getSharedMemoryResourceForManagedMemory` for reserving and
allocating managed memory, with 1.0 as the `fractionToInitializeWith`.
- In `getSharedMemoryResourceForManagedMemory`, we first compute the memory
size with the fraction 1.0, then reserve that amount of memory.
- While `computeMemorySize` returns memory size including both on-heap and
off-heap, we reserve only off-heap memory.
- If the memory manager contains both on-heap and off-heap memory, no matter
eagerly allocated/reserved or not, we will try to reserve more off-heap memory
than it has.
- E.g., memory manager contains 50mb on-heap budget and 100mb off-heap
budget, in `getSharedMemoryResourceForManagedMemory` we will first compute the
memory size as 150mb, then try to reserve 150mb off-heap memory which is larger
than the off-heap budget.
Currently memory manager created from the testing util class
`MemoryManagerBuilder` will always contain some on-heap memory, which is added
in the constructor of `MemoryManagerBuilder`. When @Myasuka asked yesterday
offline, I suggested to check whether any budget is set in
`MemoryManagerBuilder#build`, and only add the default on-heap budget if no
other budget is set. In this way, we can keep the batch test cases to use
on-heap managed memory for less testing overhead, while have RocksDB state
backend test cases to explicitly use off-heap managed memory only.
@tillrohrmann @Myasuka
I'm not sure whether its necessary to set managed memory to 0 for
non-RocksDB cases. Since managed memory is always lazily allocated/reserved, I
think streaming test cases with non-RocksDB state backend should not reserve
managed memory at all, and batch test cases should only allocate on-heap
managed memory if needed (which is the same behavior as before).
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