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Swikar Patel updated KAFKA-18495:
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    Description: 
The `numberOfOpenFiles` metric in the Kafka Streams RocksDB state store 
implementation is currently invalid and should be removed.

This metric was intended to report the approximate number of open files in the 
RocksDB instance. It was previously calculated using the RocksDB internal 
metric `NO_FILE_CLOSES`, which was removed in RocksDB version 7.9.3. Due to 
this change, the `numberOfOpenFiles` metric no longer provides accurate 
information. The current workaround is to have it always return -1, which is 
misleading.

The `numberOfOpenFiles` metric is: Invalid It does not reflect the actual 
number of open files in RocksDB. This misleading and returning -1 can confuse 
users and monitoring systems and unnecessary it provides no useful information 
in its current state.
h4. Proposed Solution

This Jira issue is to implement the changes proposed in 
[KIP-1125:|[https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/KIP-1125%3A+Remove+Invalid+%27numberOfOpenFiles%27+Metric+from+RocksDB+State+Store]].
 The solution is to completely remove the `opennumberfiles` metric, including: 
* Removing the related code in `RocksDBMetricsRecorder` 
(`numberOfOpenFilesSensor`, recording logic). * Removing the 
`numberOfOpenFilesSensor` method in `RocksDBMetrics` * Updating the Kafka 
Streams documentation to reflect the metric's removal.
h4. KIP

KIP-1125: 
[[https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=337677055&draftShareId=6b7ff8cd-436c-4038-a7fd-de376429c1b2&;]]

  was:
The `numberOfOpenFiles` metric in the Kafka Streams RocksDB state store 
implementation is currently invalid and should be removed.

This metric was intended to report the approximate number of open files in the 
RocksDB instance. It was previously calculated using the RocksDB internal 
metric `NO_FILE_CLOSES`, which was removed in RocksDB version 7.9.3. Due to 
this change, the `numberOfOpenFiles` metric no longer provides accurate 
information. The current workaround is to have it always return -1, which is 
misleading.

The `numberOfOpenFiles` metric is: Invalid It does not reflect the actual 
number of open files in RocksDB. This misleading and returning -1 can confuse 
users and monitoring systems and unnecessary it provides no useful information 
in its current state.
h4. Proposed Solution

This Jira issue is to implement the changes proposed in KIP-1125: 
[[https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=337677055&draftShareId=6b7ff8cd-436c-4038-a7fd-de376429c1b2&;]].
 The solution is to completely remove the `opennumberfiles` metric, including: 
* Removing the related code in `RocksDBMetricsRecorder` 
(`numberOfOpenFilesSensor`, recording logic). * Removing the 
`numberOfOpenFilesSensor` method in `RocksDBMetrics` * Updating the Kafka 
Streams documentation to reflect the metric's removal.
h4. KIP

KIP-1125: 
[[https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=337677055&draftShareId=6b7ff8cd-436c-4038-a7fd-de376429c1b2&;]]


>  Remove Invalid 'numberOfOpenFiles' Metric from RocksDB State Store
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: KAFKA-18495
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-18495
>             Project: Kafka
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: streams
>            Reporter: Swikar Patel
>            Assignee: Swikar Patel
>            Priority: Major
>
> The `numberOfOpenFiles` metric in the Kafka Streams RocksDB state store 
> implementation is currently invalid and should be removed.
> This metric was intended to report the approximate number of open files in 
> the RocksDB instance. It was previously calculated using the RocksDB internal 
> metric `NO_FILE_CLOSES`, which was removed in RocksDB version 7.9.3. Due to 
> this change, the `numberOfOpenFiles` metric no longer provides accurate 
> information. The current workaround is to have it always return -1, which is 
> misleading.
> The `numberOfOpenFiles` metric is: Invalid It does not reflect the actual 
> number of open files in RocksDB. This misleading and returning -1 can confuse 
> users and monitoring systems and unnecessary it provides no useful 
> information in its current state.
> h4. Proposed Solution
> This Jira issue is to implement the changes proposed in 
> [KIP-1125:|[https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/KIP-1125%3A+Remove+Invalid+%27numberOfOpenFiles%27+Metric+from+RocksDB+State+Store]].
>  The solution is to completely remove the `opennumberfiles` metric, 
> including: * Removing the related code in `RocksDBMetricsRecorder` 
> (`numberOfOpenFilesSensor`, recording logic). * Removing the 
> `numberOfOpenFilesSensor` method in `RocksDBMetrics` * Updating the Kafka 
> Streams documentation to reflect the metric's removal.
> h4. KIP
> KIP-1125: 
> [[https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=337677055&draftShareId=6b7ff8cd-436c-4038-a7fd-de376429c1b2&;]]



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