Class PartitionRegionHelper

  • java.lang.Object
    • org.apache.geode.cache.partition.PartitionRegionHelper

  • public final class PartitionRegionHelper
    extends java.lang.Object
    Utility methods for handling partitioned Regions, for example during execution of Functions on a Partitioned Region.

    Example of a Function using utility methods:

      public Serializable execute(FunctionContext context) {
         if (context instanceof RegionFunctionContext) {
             RegionFunctionContext rc = (RegionFunctionContext) context;
             if (PartitionRegionHelper.isPartitionedRegion(rc.getDataSet())) {
                 Region efficientReader =
                  PartitionRegionHelper.getLocalDataForContext(rc);
                 efficientReader.get("someKey");
                 // ...
             }
          }
      // ...
     
    Since:
    GemFire 6.0
    See Also:
    FunctionService.onRegion(Region)
    • Method Detail

      • getColocatedRegions

        public static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,​Region<?,​?>> getColocatedRegions​(Region<?,​?> r)
        Given a partitioned Region, return a map of colocated Regions. Given a local data reference to a partitioned region, return a map of local colocated Regions. If there are no colocated regions, return an empty map.
        Parameters:
        r - a partitioned Region
        Returns:
        an unmodifiable map of region name to Region
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the Region is not a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • isPartitionedRegion

        public static boolean isPartitionedRegion​(Region<?,​?> r)
        Test a Region to see if it is a partitioned Region
        Parameters:
        r - the region
        Returns:
        true if it is a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • getPartitionRegionInfo

        public static java.util.Set<PartitionRegionInfo> getPartitionRegionInfo​(Cache cache)
        Gathers a set of details about all partitioned regions in the local Cache. If there are no partitioned regions then an empty set will be returned.
        Parameters:
        cache - the cache which has the regions
        Returns:
        set of details about all locally defined partitioned regions
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • getPartitionRegionInfo

        public static PartitionRegionInfo getPartitionRegionInfo​(Region<?,​?> region)
        Gathers details about the specified partitioned region. Returns null if the partitioned region is not locally defined.
        Parameters:
        region - the region to get info about
        Returns:
        details about the specified partitioned region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • assignBucketsToPartitions

        public static void assignBucketsToPartitions​(Region<?,​?> region)
        Decide which partitions will host which buckets. Gemfire normally assigns buckets to partitions as needed when data is added to a partitioned region. This method provides way to assign all of the buckets without putting any data in partition region. This method should not be called until all of the partitions are running because it will divide the buckets between the running partitions. If the buckets are already assigned this method will have no effect. This method will block until all buckets are assigned.
        Parameters:
        region - The region which should have its buckets assigned.
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the provided region is something other than a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • getPrimaryMemberForKey

        public static <K,​V> DistributedMember getPrimaryMemberForKey​(Region<K,​V> r,
                                                                           K key)
        Get the current primary owner for a key. Upon return there is no guarantee that primary owner remains the primary owner, or that the member is still alive.

        This method is not a substitute for Region.containsKey(Object).

        Type Parameters:
        K - The key type of the region
        V - The value type of the region
        Parameters:
        r - a PartitionedRegion
        key - the key to evaluate
        Returns:
        the primary member for the key, possibly null if a primary is not yet determined
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the provided region is something other than a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • getRedundantMembersForKey

        public static <K,​V> java.util.Set<DistributedMember> getRedundantMembersForKey​(Region<K,​V> r,
                                                                                             K key)
        Get all potential redundant owners for a key. If the key exists in the Region, upon return there is no guarantee that key has not been moved or that the members are still alive.

        This method is not a substitute for Region.containsKey(Object).

        This method is equivalent to: DistributedMember primary = getPrimaryMemberForKey(r, key); Set<? extends DistributedMember> allMembers = getAllMembersForKey(r, key); allMembers.remove(primary);

        Type Parameters:
        K - The key type of the region
        V - The value type of the region
        Parameters:
        r - a PartitionedRegion
        key - the key to evaluate
        Returns:
        an unmodifiable set of members minus the primary
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the provided region is something other than a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • getAllMembersForKey

        public static <K,​V> java.util.Set<DistributedMember> getAllMembersForKey​(Region<K,​V> r,
                                                                                       K key)
        Get all potential owners for a key. If the key exists in the Region, upon return there is no guarantee that it has not moved nor does it guarantee all members are still alive.

        This method is not a substitute for Region.containsKey(Object).

        Type Parameters:
        K - The key type of the region
        V - The value type of the region
        Parameters:
        r - PartitionedRegion
        key - the key to evaluate
        Returns:
        an unmodifiable set of all members
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the provided region is something other than a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • getLocalColocatedRegions

        public static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,​Region<?,​?>> getLocalColocatedRegions​(RegionFunctionContext<?> c)
        Given a RegionFunctionContext for a partitioned Region, return a map of colocated Regions with read access limited to the context of the function.

        Writes using these regions have no constraints and behave the same as a partitioned Region.

        If there are no colocated regions, return an empty map.

        Parameters:
        c - the region function context
        Returns:
        an unmodifiable map of region name to Region
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the Region is not a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • getLocalDataForContext

        public static <K,​V> Region<K,​V> getLocalDataForContext​(RegionFunctionContext<?> c)
        Given a RegionFunctionContext for a partitioned Region, return a Region providing read access limited to the function context.
        Returned Region provides only one copy of the data although redundantCopies configured is more than 0. If the invoking Function is configured to have optimizeForWrite as true,the returned Region will only contain primary copy of the data.

        Writes using this Region have no constraints and behave the same as a partitioned Region.

        Type Parameters:
        K - The key type of the region
        V - The value type of the region
        Parameters:
        c - a functions context
        Returns:
        a Region for efficient reads
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if RegionFunctionContext.getDataSet() returns something other than a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • getLocalData

        public static <K,​V> Region<K,​V> getLocalData​(Region<K,​V> r)
        Given a partitioned Region return a Region providing read access limited to the local heap, writes using this Region have no constraints and behave the same as a partitioned Region.
        Type Parameters:
        K - The key type of the region
        V - The value type of the region
        Parameters:
        r - a partitioned region
        Returns:
        a Region for efficient reads
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the provided region is something other than a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.0
      • getLocalPrimaryData

        public static <K,​V> Region<K,​V> getLocalPrimaryData​(Region<K,​V> r)
        Given a partitioned Region return a Region providing read access to primary copy of the data which is limited to the local heap, writes using this Region have no constraints and behave the same as a partitioned Region.
        Type Parameters:
        K - The key type of the region
        V - The value type of the region
        Parameters:
        r - a partitioned region
        Returns:
        a Region for efficient reads
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the provided region is something other than a partitioned Region
        Since:
        GemFire 6.5
      • moveBucketByKey

        public static <K> void moveBucketByKey​(Region<K,​?> region,
                                               DistributedMember source,
                                               DistributedMember destination,
                                               K key)
        Moves the bucket which contains the given key from the source member to the destination member. The bucket will be fully transferred once this method is complete, if the method does not throw an exception.

        All keys which exist in the same bucket will also be moved to the new node.

        Any data in colocated regions that are colocated with this key will also be moved.

        This method allows direct control of what data to move. To automatically balance buckets, see ResourceManager.createRebalanceFactory()

        Type Parameters:
        K - The key type of the region
        Parameters:
        region - The region in which to move the bucket. Data in regions colocated with this region will also be moved.
        source - A member that is currently hosting this bucket. The bucket is moved off of this member.
        destination - A member that is not currently hosting this bucket, but has the partitioned region defined. The bucket is moved to this member.
        key - A key which maps to the bucket to move. This key does not actually need to exist in the region, but if using a PartitionResolver the resolver should be able to get the routing object from this key to determine the bucket to move.
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the bucket is not present on the source, if the source or destination are not valid members of the system, if the destination already hosts a copy of the bucket, or if the bucket does not exist.
        Since:
        GemFire 7.1
      • moveData

        public static RebalanceResults moveData​(Region<?,​?> region,
                                                DistributedMember source,
                                                DistributedMember destination,
                                                float percentage)
        Moves data from the source member to the destination member, up to the given percentage of data (measured in bytes). The data will be fully transferred once this method is complete, if the method does not throw an exception. The percentage is a percentage of the amount of data in bytes on the source member for this region.

        If this region has colocated regions, the colocated data will also be moved. The total amount of data in all colocated regions will be taken into consideration when determining what percentage of data will be moved.

        It may not be possible to move data to the destination member, if the destination member has no available space, no bucket smaller than the given percentage exists, or if moving data would violate redundancy constraints. If data cannot be moved, this method will return a RebalanceResult object with 0 total bucket transfers.

        This method allows direct control of what data to move. To automatically balance buckets, see ResourceManager.createRebalanceFactory()

        Parameters:
        region - The region in which to move data. Data in regions colocated with this region will also be moved.
        source - A member that is currently hosting data. The bucket is moved off of this member.
        destination - A member that that has the partitioned region defined. Data is moved to this member.
        percentage - the maximum amount of data to move, as a percentage from 0 to 100.
        Returns:
        A RebalanceResult object that contains information about what data was actually moved.
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - if the source or destination are not valid members of the system.
        java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if the percentage is not between 0 and 100.
        Since:
        GemFire 7.1