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This commit refactors the rollup action in order to execute on a per shard basis. Each shard is responsible for sending its local buckets to the target rollup index. The shard action is executed in the rollup thread pool in order to limit the number of shards that can rollup concurrently per node. Buckets are computed on the fly using the index searcher and they are sorted using a compressed offline sorter. This commit also removes the rollup thread pool usage in the RollupAsyncIndexer that is used by the legacy rollup and transforms. All actions performed by this indexer are asynchronous so using the generic thread pool to fire search and bulk requests is ok.
This commit removes the rollup thread pool and replaces all its usage with the generic one. The rollup indexer uses the internal client to perform asynchronous search and indexation tasks so we don't need a separate pool to handle these requests.
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Overall looks great!
we're positive that this is OK with Transforms as well?
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This commit removes the rollup thread pool usage in the RollupAsyncIndexer that is used by the legacy rollup and transforms. All actions performed by this indexer are asynchronous so using the generic thread pool to fire search and bulk requests is ok.
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>enhancement
:StorageEngine/Rollup
Turn fine-grained time-based data into coarser-grained data
Team:Analytics
Meta label for analytical engine team (ESQL/Aggs/Geo)
v7.12.0
v8.0.0-alpha1
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This commit removes the rollup thread pool and replaces all its usage
with the generic one. The rollup indexer uses the internal client to
perform asynchronous search and indexation tasks so we don't need a
separate pool to handle these requests.