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Introduce Follower Replication #33
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# Follower Replication | ||
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## Summary | ||
This RFC introduces a new mechanism in Raft Protocol which allows a follower to send raft logs to other followers and learners. The target of this feature is to reduce network transmission costs between different data centers in Log Replication. |
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I think this can also reduce the pressure of the leader when it has many followers or learners.
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can you paste your previous benchmark results here, so others can see the benefit intuitively. |
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@siddontang I'll make a more concrete benchmark for this. Some previous results are hard to explain why. But I'm ok to post them here :). |
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2. The progress state should be `Replicate` but not `paused` | ||
3. The progress has the smallest `match_index` | ||
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3. If no delegate is picked, the leader does Log Replication itself. Especially, if a group contains the leader it self, no delegate will be set by default except in some cases such as massively large group, which is able to be controlled by upper layer. |
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how do we do by the upper layer for the group which contains the leader?
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It's unnecessary for the upper layer to acknowledge which group contains the leader because only the leader can choose delegates. And the leader itself must know which group it belongs to.
The description here might be somewhat confused. which is able to be controlled by upper layer
means that the upper layer can decide whether the leader can choose a delegate in the group itself belongs to or not. I'll make it more clear.
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* update for the implementation is changed Signed-off-by: qupeng <qupeng@pingcap.com> * address comments Signed-off-by: qupeng <qupeng@pingcap.com>
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Thanks for the detailed design. Could we have a compatibility section, to discuss things such as some nodes in a group are still in old version, and could not recognize a delegate's request for entry replication?
@abbccdda A node in a group will send its Upgrade
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By such a design, the compatibility can be guaranteed when nodes in the cluster use either origin log replication or follower replication It seems this feature description is missing in the RFC. I'll add it soon. |
@Fullstop000 Thanks for the reply. It would be good to add such details to RFC for sure :) |
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There are four key concepts of design: | ||
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- Every peer in a Raft group is associated with a `group_id`. |
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I was actually thinking whether we could make the delegation group support native in the first version. Suppose we want to form another delegation group in runtime, we need to change the static configs and do the cluster rolling bounce.
While it makes sense for the first version to focus on static configs, we may also propose runtime formulation of delegation group through third-party control such as PD. When the leader load goes up, it makes sense to distribute its load to other up-to-date followers. We could briefly talk about how we could keep the door open for such a future improvement, with the first version only supporting static group_id
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Good idea! Actually it's the first design of how the leader manages all the group info.
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Relate to tikv/raft-rs#249
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