spark streaming 6: BlockGenerator、RateLimiter

/**
 * Generates batches of objects received by a
 * [[org.apache.spark.streaming.receiver.Receiver]] and puts them into appropriately
 * named blocks at regular intervals. This class starts two threads,
 * one to periodically start a new batch and prepare the previous batch of as a block,
 * the other to push the blocks into the block manager.
 */
private[streaming] class BlockGenerator(
    listener: BlockGeneratorListener,
    receiverId: Int,
    conf: SparkConf
  ) extends RateLimiter(conf) with Logging {

private case class Block(id: StreamBlockId, buffer: ArrayBuffer[Any])

private val clock = new SystemClock()
private val blockInterval = conf.getLong("spark.streaming.blockInterval", 200)
private val blockIntervalTimer =
  new RecurringTimer(clock, blockInterval, updateCurrentBuffer, "BlockGenerator")
private val blockQueueSize = conf.getInt("spark.streaming.blockQueueSize", 10)
private val blocksForPushing = new ArrayBlockingQueue[Block](blockQueueSize)
private val blockPushingThread = new Thread() { override def run() { keepPushingBlocks() } }

@volatile private var currentBuffer = new ArrayBuffer[Any]
@volatile private var stopped = false

/** Provides waitToPush() method to limit the rate at which receivers consume data.
  *
  * waitToPush method will block the thread if too many messages have been pushed too quickly,
  * and only return when a new message has been pushed. It assumes that only one message is
  * pushed at a time.
  *
  * The spark configuration spark.streaming.receiver.maxRate gives the maximum number of messages
  * per second that each receiver will accept.
  *
  * @param conf spark configuration
  */
private[receiver] abstract class RateLimiter(conf: SparkConf) extends Logging {

  private var lastSyncTime = System.nanoTime
  private var messagesWrittenSinceSync = 0L
  private val desiredRate = conf.getInt("spark.streaming.receiver.maxRate", 0)
  private val SYNC_INTERVAL = NANOSECONDS.convert(10, SECONDS)