Examples with LimitedOplogFetcher com.torodb.mongodb.repl.oplogreplier.fetcher.LimitedOplogFetcher used on opensource projects

Example 1 with LimitedOplogFetcher

use of com.torodb.mongodb.repl.oplogreplier.fetcher.LimitedOplogFetcher in project torodb by torodb.

the class RecoveryService method applyOplog.

/**
   * Applies all the oplog operations stored on the remote server whose optime is higher than
   * <em>from</em> but lower or equal than <em>to</em>.
   *
   * @param myOplog
   * @param remoteOplog
   * @param to
   * @param from
   */
private void applyOplog(OplogReader remoteOplog, OpTime from, OpTime to) throws TryAgainException, MongoException, FatalErrorException {
    MongoCursor<OplogOperation> oplogCursor = remoteOplog.between(from, true, to, true);
    if (!oplogCursor.hasNext()) {
        throw new OplogStartMissingException(remoteOplog.getSyncSource());
    }
    OplogOperation firstOp = oplogCursor.next();
    if (!firstOp.getOpTime().equals(from)) {
        throw new TryAgainException("Remote oplog does not cointain our last operation");
    }
    OplogFetcher fetcher = new LimitedOplogFetcher(oplogCursor);
    ApplierContext context = new ApplierContext.Builder().setReapplying(true).setUpdatesAsUpserts(true).build();
    try {
        oplogApplier.apply(fetcher, context).waitUntilFinished();
    } catch (StopReplicationException | RollbackReplicationException | CancellationException | UnexpectedOplogApplierException ex) {
        throw new FatalErrorException(ex);
    }
    OpTime lastAppliedOptime;
    try (ReadOplogTransaction oplogTrans = oplogManager.createReadTransaction()) {
        lastAppliedOptime = oplogTrans.getLastAppliedOptime();
    }
    if (!lastAppliedOptime.equals(to)) {
        LOGGER.warn("Unexpected optime for last operation to apply. " + "Expected " + to + ", but " + lastAppliedOptime + " found");
    }
}