Examples with FileSystemCommandOptions alluxio.wire.FileSystemCommandOptions used on opensource projects

Example 1 with FileSystemCommandOptions

use of alluxio.wire.FileSystemCommandOptions in project alluxio by Alluxio.

the class DefaultFileSystemMaster method workerHeartbeat.

@Override
public FileSystemCommand workerHeartbeat(long workerId, List<Long> persistedFiles, WorkerHeartbeatContext context) throws IOException {
    List<String> persistedUfsFingerprints = context.getOptions().getPersistedFileFingerprintsList();
    boolean hasPersistedFingerprints = persistedUfsFingerprints.size() == persistedFiles.size();
    for (int i = 0; i < persistedFiles.size(); i++) {
        long fileId = persistedFiles.get(i);
        String ufsFingerprint = hasPersistedFingerprints ? persistedUfsFingerprints.get(i) : Constants.INVALID_UFS_FINGERPRINT;
        try {
            // Permission checking for each file is performed inside setAttribute
            setAttribute(getPath(fileId), SetAttributeContext.mergeFrom(SetAttributePOptions.newBuilder().setPersisted(true)).setUfsFingerprint(ufsFingerprint));
        } catch (FileDoesNotExistException | AccessControlException | InvalidPathException e) {
            LOG.error("Failed to set file {} as persisted, because {}", fileId, e);
        }
    }
    // TODO(zac) Clean up master and worker code since this is taken care of by job service now.
    // Worker should not persist any files. Instead, files are persisted through job service.
    List<PersistFile> filesToPersist = new ArrayList<>();
    FileSystemCommandOptions commandOptions = new FileSystemCommandOptions();
    commandOptions.setPersistOptions(new PersistCommandOptions(filesToPersist));
    return new FileSystemCommand(CommandType.PERSIST, commandOptions);
}