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loki/pkg/dataobj/encoder.go

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package dataobj
import (
"bytes"
"encoding/binary"
"fmt"
"github.com/gogo/protobuf/proto"
"github.com/grafana/loki/v3/pkg/dataobj/internal/metadata/filemd"
"github.com/grafana/loki/v3/pkg/dataobj/internal/streamio"
"github.com/grafana/loki/v3/pkg/dataobj/internal/util/bufpool"
"github.com/grafana/loki/v3/pkg/dataobj/internal/util/protocodec"
)
var (
magic = []byte("THOR")
)
const (
fileFormatVersion = 0x1
)
// Legacy section types; these can be removed once support for the Kind field
// is completely removed.
var (
legacySectionTypeInvalid = SectionType{}
legacySectionTypeStreams = SectionType{"github.com/grafana/loki", "streams"}
legacySectionTypeLogs = SectionType{"github.com/grafana/loki", "logs"}
)
// TODO(rfratto): the memory footprint of [Encoder] can very slowly grow in
// memory as [bufpool] is filled with buffers with increasing capacity:
// each encoding pass has a different number of elements, shuffling which
// elements of the hierarchy get which pooled buffers.
//
// This means that elements that require more bytes will grow the capacity of
// the buffer and put the buffer back into the pool. Even if further encoding
// passes don't need that many bytes, the buffer is kept alive with its larger
// footprint. Given enough time, all buffers in the pool will have a large
// capacity.
//
// The bufpool package provides bucketed pools as a solution to, but this
// requires knowing how many bytes are needed.
//
// Encoder can eventually be moved to the bucketed pools by calculating a
// rolling maximum of encoding size used per element across usages of an
// Encoder instance. This would then allow larger buffers to be eventually
// reclaimed regardless of how often encoding is done.
// encoder encodes a data object. Data objects are hierarchical, split into
// distinct sections that contain their own hierarchy.
//
// To support hierarchical encoding, a set of Open* methods are provided to
// open a child element. Only one child element may be open at a given time;
// call Commit or Discard on a child element to close it.
type encoder struct {
startOffset int // Byte offset in the file where data starts after the header.
sections []*filemd.SectionInfo
typesReady bool
dictionary []string
dictionaryLookup map[string]uint32
rawTypes []*filemd.SectionType
typeRefLookup map[SectionType]uint32
data *bytes.Buffer
}
// newEncoder creates a new Encoder which writes a data object to the provided
// writer.
func newEncoder() *encoder {
return &encoder{startOffset: len(magic)}
}
// AppendSection appends a section to the data object. AppendSection panics if
// typ is not SectionTypeLogs or SectionTypeStreams.
func (enc *encoder) AppendSection(typ SectionType, data, metadata []byte) {
if enc.data == nil {
// Lazily initialize enc.data. This allows an Encoder to persist for the
// lifetime of a dataobj.Builder without holding onto memory when no data
// is present.
enc.data = bufpool.GetUnsized()
}
info := &filemd.SectionInfo{
TypeRef: enc.getTypeRef(typ),
Layout: &filemd.SectionLayout{
Data: &filemd.Region{
Offset: uint64(enc.startOffset + enc.data.Len()),
Length: uint64(len(data)),
},
Metadata: &filemd.Region{
Offset: uint64(enc.startOffset + enc.data.Len() + len(data)),
Length: uint64(len(metadata)),
},
},
}
// bytes.Buffer.Write never fails.
enc.data.Grow(len(data) + len(metadata))
_, _ = enc.data.Write(data)
_, _ = enc.data.Write(metadata)
enc.sections = append(enc.sections, info)
}
// getTypeRef returns the type reference for the given type or creates a new
// one.
func (enc *encoder) getTypeRef(typ SectionType) uint32 {
if !enc.typesReady {
enc.initLegacyTypeRefs()
}
ref, ok := enc.typeRefLookup[typ]
if !ok {
// Create a new type reference.
enc.typeRefLookup[typ] = uint32(len(enc.rawTypes))
enc.rawTypes = append(enc.rawTypes, &filemd.SectionType{
NameRef: &filemd.SectionType_NameRef{
NamespaceRef: enc.getDictionaryKey(typ.Namespace),
KindRef: enc.getDictionaryKey(typ.Kind),
},
})
return enc.typeRefLookup[typ]
}
return ref
}
func (enc *encoder) initLegacyTypeRefs() {
// Reserve the zero index in the dictionary for an invalid entry. This is
// only required for the type refs, but it's still easier to debug.
enc.dictionary = []string{"", "github.com/grafana/loki", "streams", "logs"}
enc.dictionaryLookup = map[string]uint32{
"": 0,
"github.com/grafana/loki": 1,
"streams": 2,
"logs": 3,
}
enc.rawTypes = []*filemd.SectionType{
{NameRef: nil}, // Invalid type.
{NameRef: &filemd.SectionType_NameRef{NamespaceRef: 1, KindRef: 2}}, // Streams.
{NameRef: &filemd.SectionType_NameRef{NamespaceRef: 1, KindRef: 3}}, // Logs.
}
enc.typeRefLookup = map[SectionType]uint32{
legacySectionTypeInvalid: 0,
legacySectionTypeStreams: 1,
legacySectionTypeLogs: 2,
}
enc.typesReady = true
}
// getDictionaryKey returns the dictionary key for the given text or creates a
// new entry.
func (enc *encoder) getDictionaryKey(text string) uint32 {
if enc.dictionaryLookup == nil {
enc.dictionaryLookup = make(map[string]uint32)
}
key, ok := enc.dictionaryLookup[text]
if ok {
return key
}
key = uint32(len(enc.dictionary))
enc.dictionary = append(enc.dictionary, text)
enc.dictionaryLookup[text] = key
return key
}
// MetadataSize returns an estimate of the current size of the metadata for the
// data object. MetadataSize does not include the size of data appended or the
// currently open stream.
func (enc *encoder) MetadataSize() int { return proto.Size(enc.Metadata()) }
func (enc *encoder) Metadata() proto.Message {
sections := enc.sections[:len(enc.sections):cap(enc.sections)]
return &filemd.Metadata{
Sections: sections,
Dictionary: enc.dictionary,
Types: enc.rawTypes,
}
}
func (enc *encoder) Bytes() int {
if enc.data == nil {
return 0
}
return enc.data.Len()
}
// Flush flushes any buffered data to the underlying writer. After flushing,
// enc is reset.
func (enc *encoder) Flush(w streamio.Writer) (int64, error) {
cw := countingWriter{w: w}
if enc.data == nil {
return cw.count, fmt.Errorf("empty Encoder")
}
metadataBuffer := bufpool.GetUnsized()
defer bufpool.PutUnsized(metadataBuffer)
// The file metadata should start with the version.
if err := streamio.WriteUvarint(metadataBuffer, fileFormatVersion); err != nil {
return cw.count, err
} else if err := protocodec.Encode(metadataBuffer, enc.Metadata()); err != nil {
return cw.count, err
}
// The overall structure is:
//
// header:
// [magic]
// body:
// [data]
// [metadata]
// tailer:
// [file metadata size (32 bits)]
// [magic]
//
// The file metadata size *must not* be varint since we need the last 8 bytes
// of the file to consistently retrieve the tailer.
if _, err := cw.Write(magic); err != nil {
return cw.count, fmt.Errorf("writing magic header: %w", err)
} else if _, err := cw.Write(enc.data.Bytes()); err != nil {
return cw.count, fmt.Errorf("writing data: %w", err)
} else if _, err := cw.Write(metadataBuffer.Bytes()); err != nil {
return cw.count, fmt.Errorf("writing metadata: %w", err)
} else if err := binary.Write(&cw, binary.LittleEndian, uint32(metadataBuffer.Len())); err != nil {
return cw.count, fmt.Errorf("writing metadata size: %w", err)
} else if _, err := cw.Write(magic); err != nil {
return cw.count, fmt.Errorf("writing magic tailer: %w", err)
}
enc.Reset()
return cw.count, nil
}
// Reset resets the Encoder to a fresh state.
func (enc *encoder) Reset() {
enc.startOffset = len(magic)
enc.sections = nil
enc.typesReady = false
enc.dictionary = nil
enc.rawTypes = nil
enc.typeRefLookup = nil
bufpool.PutUnsized(enc.data)
enc.data = nil
}
type countingWriter struct {
w streamio.Writer
count int64
}
func (cw *countingWriter) Write(p []byte) (n int, err error) {
n, err = cw.w.Write(p)
cw.count += int64(n)
return n, err
}
func (cw *countingWriter) WriteByte(c byte) error {
if err := cw.w.WriteByte(c); err != nil {
return err
}
cw.count++
return nil
}