be/src/util/brpc_closure.h

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#pragma once

#include <google/protobuf/stubs/common.h>

#include <type_traits>
#include <utility>

#include "common/query_log_context.h"
#include "runtime/query_context.h"
#include "runtime/thread_context.h"
#include "service/brpc.h" // IWYU pragma: keep

namespace doris {

template <typename T>
concept HasStatus = requires(T* response) { response->status(); };

template <typename Response>
class DummyBrpcCallback {
    ENABLE_FACTORY_CREATOR(DummyBrpcCallback);

public:
    using ResponseType = Response;
    DummyBrpcCallback() {
        cntl_ = std::make_shared<brpc::Controller>();
        call_id_ = cntl_->call_id();
        response_ = std::make_shared<Response>();
    }

    virtual ~DummyBrpcCallback() = default;

    virtual void call() {}

    virtual void join() { brpc::Join(call_id_); }

    // according to brpc doc, we MUST save the call_id before rpc done. use this id to join.
    // if a rpc is already done then we get the id and join, it's wrong.
    brpc::CallId call_id_;
    // controller has to be the same lifecycle with the closure, because brpc may use
    // it in any stage of the rpc.
    std::shared_ptr<brpc::Controller> cntl_;
    // We do not know if brpc will use request or response after brpc method returns.
    // So that we need keep a shared ptr here to ensure that brpc could use req/rep
    // at any stage.
    std::shared_ptr<Response> response_;
};

template <typename Response>
class HandleErrorBrpcCallback : public DummyBrpcCallback<Response> {
    ENABLE_FACTORY_CREATOR(HandleErrorBrpcCallback);

public:
    using ResponseType = Response;
    // input context must be held by caller
    HandleErrorBrpcCallback(std::weak_ptr<QueryContext> context = {})
            : _context(std::move(context)) {}

    ~HandleErrorBrpcCallback() override = default;

    void call() override {
        if (this->cntl_->Failed()) {
            LOG(WARNING) << fmt::format("RPC meet failed: {}", this->cntl_->ErrorText());
            if (auto ctx = _context.lock()) {
                ctx->cancel(Status::NetworkError("RPC meet failed: {}", this->cntl_->ErrorText()));
            }
            return;
        }
        if constexpr (HasStatus<Response>) {
            if (Status status = Status::create(this->response_->status()); !status.ok()) {
                if (!status.is<ErrorCode::END_OF_FILE>()) {
                    LOG(WARNING) << "RPC meet error status: " << status;
                    if (auto ctx = _context.lock()) {
                        ctx->cancel(std::move(status));
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

private:
    std::weak_ptr<QueryContext> _context;
};

// The closure will be deleted after callback.
// It could only be created by using shared ptr or unique ptr.
// Example:
//  std::unique_ptr<AutoReleaseClosure> a(b);
//  brpc_call(a.release());
// The closure does not own the callback, so the callback MUST be kept alive by its external owner
// while its result is still needed. A callback may indirectly retain large query-scoped objects,
// such as QueryContext and operator state. Holding it strongly from an in-flight RPC would extend
// all of those objects' lifetimes until the RPC finishes, preventing a cancelled query from
// releasing its memory promptly.
//
// Keep only a weak reference here. If query cancellation or teardown destroys the external owner
// before a late RPC completion arrives, Run() still releases the request/controller/response owned
// by this closure, but skips callback business logic because that query no longer needs the result.
template <typename Request, typename Callback>
class AutoReleaseClosure : public google::protobuf::Closure {
    using ResponseType = typename Callback::ResponseType;
    ENABLE_FACTORY_CREATOR(AutoReleaseClosure);

public:
    AutoReleaseClosure(std::shared_ptr<Request> req, std::shared_ptr<Callback> callback)
            : request_(std::move(req)),
              callback_(callback),
              query_log_identity_(current_query_log_identity()) {
        this->cntl_ = callback->cntl_;
        this->response_ = callback->response_;
    }

    ~AutoReleaseClosure() override = default;

    // Releases per-RPC resources, invokes the callback if it is still alive, and then deletes itself.
    void Run() override {
        ScopedQueryLogContext query_log_scope(query_log_identity_);
        Defer defer {[&]() { delete this; }};

        // The request attachment is no longer needed after brpc finishes the RPC. It can contain a
        // large serialized runtime filter, especially a Bloom filter. Since the callback owner may
        // retain cntl_ after this closure is deleted (and some callbacks may also reuse it), keeping
        // the attachment here would retain that memory until the next Controller::Reset() or until
        // the callback is destroyed.
        //
        // This must be cleared before call(): a callback may synchronously start the next RPC and
        // reuse the same Controller, in which case clearing it after call() could erase the new
        // RPC's request attachment.
        cntl_->request_attachment().clear();

        if (auto tmp = callback_.lock()) {
            tmp->call();
        }
    }

    // controller has to be the same lifecycle with the closure, because brpc may use
    // it in any stage of the rpc.
    std::shared_ptr<brpc::Controller> cntl_;
    // We do not know if brpc will use request or response after brpc method returns.
    // So that we need keep a shared ptr here to ensure that brpc could use req/rep
    // at any stage.
    std::shared_ptr<Request> request_;
    std::shared_ptr<ResponseType> response_;

private:
    std::weak_ptr<Callback> callback_;
    const QueryLogIdentity query_log_identity_;
};

} // namespace doris

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