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HBaseCon 2013: Compaction Improvements in Apache HBase
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2011 Compaction Improvements in Apache HBase Sergey Shelukhin sergey@hortonworks.com
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2011 About me •HBase committer since February 2013 •Member of Technical Staff at Hortonworks •Twitter @sershe84 Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 Overview •What are compactions? •Default algorithm and improvements •Enabling different implementations •Algorithms for various scenarios •Conclusions Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 What are compactions?
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2011 What are compactions? •HBase writes out immutable files as data is added –Each Store (CF+region) consists of these rowkey-ordered files –Immutable => more files accumulate over time –More files => slower reads •Compaction rewrites several files into one –Less files => faster reads • Major compaction rewrites all files in a Store into one –Can drop deleted records, tombstones and old versions •In minor compaction, files to compact are selected based on a heuristic Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 Compactions example Architecting the Future of Big Data •Memstore fills up, files are flushed •When enough files accumulate, they are compacted MemStore HDFS writes HFile … HFile HFile HFileHFile
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2011 Reads slow down w/o compactions •If too many files accumulate, reads slow down •Read latency over time without compactions: Architecting the Future of Big Data 0 5 10 15 20 25 0 3600 7200 10800 14400 Readlatency,ms. Load test time, sec
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2011 But, compaction cause slowdowns •Looks like lots of I/O for no apparent benefit •Example effect on reads (note better average) Architecting the Future of Big Data 0 5 10 15 20 25 0 3600 7200 10800 Readlatency,ms Load test time, sec
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2011 Default algorithm and improvements
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2011 Compaction tradeoffs •Hbase resolves key conflicts by file age –Therefore, can only compact contiguous files •Large compactions are more efficient (less total I/O) –However, they can cause long slowdown for clients •Small compactions have less effect on clients –However, in total you do more rewriting •We want to compact similar files Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 Default algorithm in 0.94 •Ratio-based selection –Look for files at most F times larger than the following files –Also allows limiting file numbers and sizes •Higher ratio => more aggressive (default 1.2) •Example: 2 files minimum, 3 maximum, ratio 1.2 Architecting the Future of Big Data HFile HFile HFile HFile HFile Too big!Too many files!OK. •Usually good for typical accumulation of flushed files •Not good for bulk load – unpredictable file sizes!
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2011 Off-peak compactions •Good if you have variable load through the day •HBASE-4463 - present in 0.94 (since 2011) •Compact more aggressively during certain hours of the day, when load is lower •Set off-peak period via – hbase.offpeak.start.hour,hbase.offpeak.end.hour (0-23) •Then, set ratio via – hbase.hstore.compaction.ratio.offpeak (default is 5) •Only one "off-peak" compaction at a time, so load is not totally prohibitive Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 Inefficiencies in default algorithm •First valid selection is chosen •Ratio is only considered for the first selected file –Thus, other files in compaction may not be similar •The solution found may not be the best one –especially for bulk load, with unpredictable file sizes Architecting the Future of Big Data HFile HFile HFile HFile HFile Matches the ratio, but this is a bad selection HFile
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2011 Exploring compaction selection •There are usually not so many files, so looking at all valid permutations and comparing quality is viable •HBASE-7842 - "exploring" compaction selection –Ratio checked for each file to choose good permutations –When store is ok, try to compact the most files –When store has too many files, try to eliminate some as fast as possible •On by default in 0.95/0.96 •Works with your old configuration settings Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 Examples and results •In previous example Architecting the Future of Big Data HFile HFile HFile HFile HFile Not in ratio, dissimilar files HFile •On bulk loads of random size, depending on settings: –loses only 0-10% efficiency in reducing files count; –While reducing I/O 3-10 times •Best results with ratio 1.3-1.4, 4 minimum files In ratio, may be valid… But this has more files!
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2011 Enabling different implementations
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2011 Making compactions pluggable •To allow further improvements, the code should be easy to replace; not the case as of 0.94 •Initial implementation – p/o HBASE-7055, HBASE-7516 – make just the selection pluggable •This is called "policy" (CompactionPolicy) •Example usages –exploring selection, mentioned previously –tier-based selection (port from Facebook) Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 Making compactions more pluggable • Other potential improvements are more involved • Need to change other things (HBASE-7678) • The meta-structure of the files (StoreFileManager, HBASE-7603) –Group files by some key/time/… based scheme –In memory/metadata only - filesystem structure or file format changes would be a compatibility nightmare –Example – LeveDB-style compactions, stripes • Compactor to compact the files (Compactor) –Example – large object store, levels, stripes • Can replace parts together or separately (StoreEngine) –E.g. level compactor only makes sense with level-aware store Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 Enabling compaction tuning •Different tables (or even column families) have different data and access patterns •Compactions already have large number of knobs •Starting with 0.96, they can be configured on table/CF level (HBASE-7236) •Example from the shell: alter 'table1', CONFIGURATION => {'hbase.hstore.engine.class' => 'org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.StripeStoreEngine', ... } Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 Algorithms for various scenarios
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2011 Key ways to improve compactions Architecting the Future of Big Data • Read from fewer files –Separate files by row key, version, time, etc. –Allows large number of files to be present, uncompacted • Don't compact the data you don't need to compact –For example, old data in OpenTSDB-like systems –Obviously, results in less I/O • Make compactions smaller –Without too much I/O amplification or too many files –Results in less compaction-related outages • HBase works better with few large regions; however, large compactions cause unavailability
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2011 How to avoid large compactions Architecting the Future of Big Data •LevelDB compactions –Files live on multiple levels –Files on each level have non-overlapping row-key ranges –…except level 0 (L0), where memstore flushes go –Compact overlapping subsets of 2 level, data goes up a level –Most read requests need only one file per level, plus all of L0 •Small compactions, few files per read, however... –More I/O, as the data moves from level to level –No major compactions – dropping deletes is not trivial –Messes up file ordering due to file boundary overlaps between levels – not readable correctly by default store
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2011 Stripe compactions (HBASE-7667) Architecting the Future of Big Data • Somewhat like LevelDB, partition the keys inside each region/store • But, only 1 level (plus optional L0) • Compared to regions, partitioning is more flexible –The default is a number of ~equal-sized stripes • To read, just read relevant stripes + L0, if present HFile HFile Region start key: ccc eee Row-key axis iii: region end keyggg H HFileHFileHFile HFile L0 get 'hbase'
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2011 Stripe compactions – writes Architecting the Future of Big Data •Data flushed from MemStore into several files •Each stripe compacts separately most of the time MemStore HDFS HFile HFile H HFileHFileHFile H H H HFile
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2011 Stripe compactions – other Architecting the Future of Big Data •Why L0? –Bulk loaded files go to L0 –Flushes can also go into single L0 files (to avoid tiny files) –Several L0 files are then compacted into striped files •Can drop deletes if compacting one entire stripe +L0 –No need for major compactions, ever •Compact 2 stripes together – rebalance if unbalanced –Very rare, however - unbalanced stripes are not a huge deal • Boundaries could be used to improve region splits in future
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2011 Stripe compactions - performance Architecting the Future of Big Data •EC2, c1.xlarge, preload; then measure random read perf –LoadTestTool + deletes + overwrites; measure random reads 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3500 4500 5500 6500 7500 8500 Randomgetspersecond Test time, sec. Default gets-per-second, 30sec. MA Stripe gets-per-second, 30sec. MA
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2011 Stripe compactions - performance Architecting the Future of Big Data • On individual request level: median latency – same (1.6ms) • However 90th pct - 15% improvement (~13ms to ~11ms), • 99th pct – 20% improvement (~60 to ~47ms) • While also sending ~18% more reads in ~4% less time 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Latency (ms) CDF Default Stripes (12)
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2011 Other stripe boundary schemes •For sharded sequential keys (like OpenTSDB), compacting old data again and again is not useful •What if stripes split dynamically as they grow? –If data is sequential, only a subset of stripes will grow –Non-growing stripes never need to be compacted Architecting the Future of Big Data HFileHFile HFile HFile H H HFile HFile HFile H Rowkey space Too big! HFile H Now this will hardly ever compact
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2011 Others in development – tier-based Architecting the Future of Big Data •Tier-based compaction selection (HBASE-7055; originally developed in Facebook) –Old data may not be read as frequently, new data may all be in cache so # of files does not matter, etc. –So, during selection, dynamically arrange files into tiers, and apply different rules (ratios, etc.) to them •Simple example (only 2 tiers) HFile HFile HFile However, if old files are rarely read, it's better to compact new first HFile HFile HFile HFile Looks like a good selection…
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2011 Others in development, or considered Architecting the Future of Big Data •Large Object store (HBASE-7949) •Partition files based on versions, timestamp, etc. •LevelDB compactions (HBASE-7519) •…more to come?
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2011 Resources •HBase book section contains a lot of details on tuning the default selection –http://hbase.apache.org/book.html#compaction –There are other knobs that may be poorly documented •JIRAs to track the work done for compactions –https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE/component/12319905 •Design and configuration documentation for the new compactions are attached to JIRAs –Tier-based: HBASE-7055, stripe: HBASE-7667 –Book will be updated as things make it into trunk Architecting the Future of Big Data
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2011 Summary •Compactions are a way to reduce the number of files to read when getting data •Compactions are expensive, so efficiency is important •HBase 0.96 compactions –contain automatic improvements to default algo –are easier to improve, build upon, and configure •Work in progress to improve compactions for Big Data •Scenario-specific compaction algorithms are also possible, and being worked on Architecting the Future of Big Data
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Notes de l'éditeur
Example of CF delete processing