[ROCKETMQ-67] Consistent Hash allocate strategy#67
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Hi, please remove the author info.
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Sorry , i didn'it notice that. Just a minute
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@zhouxinyu @lizhanhui @shroman @vongosling Since I think consistent hash can be also applied to order message sharding, the classes in this pr can be reused. I will submit a new pr for that sharding message queue selector after this pr is merged : https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ROCKETMQ-136?jql=project%20%3D%20ROCKETMQ |
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@Jaskey Can you explain more about this feature? Having a better description on JIRA would help a lot review this PR -- especially for new functionalities. Since the description is very general, I have the following questions. What is the advantage of introducing this strategy? |
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This is feature to give choice to users who care more about latency stabilization and messages duplication. As you know, the default And that will cause
This is especially significant when they have tens of consumer instances and scale-up or deployment is often. Consistent Hash strategy to allocate queue is a good choice for these users. |
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@Jaskey This is a very good description, and now reviewers will understand well your intentions :) If you clearly state your intentions in JIRA, or discuss in the ml, it saves much time, and good for the record. Sorry, it's not a code review yet, just wanted understand your intentions. |
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@shroman @zhouxinyu @lizhanhui @vongosling I heard that consistent hash strategy will be accomplished in 4.1.x , while this pr has been open for more than a month, can we accelerate it, would you please help review the implementations? |
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digest is 128 bits, but the generated h only use 32 bits, other 96 bits are ignored, will it be better use ^ method
JIRA: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ROCKETMQ-67
Consitent hash alogrithm to allocate message queue to prevent "thundering herd".
Core implementation:
Define a ConsitentHashRouter to hash clientId to a hash ring. And try to find the nearest clientId for every message queue.
High scalability considered, there are several new class to support as many scenarios as possible when user needs to use consitent hash
Nodeinterface.