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add throttle to prevent cpu load #812
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And can you explain your problem first? I guess you are using this library and other processes in the same machine, and this library comsumes too much CPU. But a more common way is to use cgroup or something to limit the resource of the process using this library.
// throttle the event, prevent cpu flood | ||
if b.cfg.ThrottleCap > 0 && len(s.ch) >= b.cfg.ThrottleCap { | ||
b.cfg.Logger.Infof(`throttling binlog read`) | ||
time.Sleep(b.cfg.ThrottleDuration) |
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should use
select {
case <-time.After...
case <-b.ctx.Done...
}
to find context cancel timely
I have experience using maxwell for etl from mysql to mongodb where reading result from maxwell i store in redis queue. there are some workers consume queue to store it in mongodb This approach has a lot of overhead from the network side and also expensive (redis, worker, maxwell that using java). therefore I need a cheaper, concise, reliable and consistent approach where delay is not an issue. the ability to continue from the last log position was something I was looking for from this library. the problem is that when this app fails/stops some time and when restarting the app, the channel gets flooded with events starting from a certain position. it causes event processing to slow down to even stall (yeah you are right that i do event processing too on the same machine even application). this is why limiting resources is not an option. therefore I need something to delay the binlog read by a few milliseconds when the channel reaches a certain size. (in my case, when the channel size is 512 ,the read will be delayed by 1 second) |
I'm still not very clear about your usage, but I'd ask do you think it's a good idea to add an option to control the channel size? So when channel is full, sending to channel will be blocked and no further CPU / network resources will be consumed. go-mysql/replication/binlogstreamer.go Lines 87 to 90 in dc97dfa
Maybe you can set the channel size to 512, and the delay will not be as bad as 1 second. |
Hi, can you check #830 is helpful to your problem? |
i hope this is usable. i need this when resume from certain bin log position