RATIS-1240. Add input stream to DataStreamApi for read operations in Server

[peterxcli]

What changes were proposed in this pull request?

New Server and StateMachine API:

• Added streamReadOnlyAsync(RaftClientRequest, StateMachine.DataChannel) to the RaftServer interface, allowing clients to submit read-only requests whose responses are streamed via the data stream RPC.
• Added streamReadOnly(RaftClientRequest, DataChannel) to the StateMachine.Data interface, enabling state machines to implement custom streaming logic for read-only queries.

Server Implementation:

• Implemented server-side handling for read-only streaming requests in DataStreamManagement, including request parsing, channel management, and response streaming.
• Added executeStreamReadOnlyAsync to RaftServerImpl to coordinate read-only stream execution and integrate with the read index logic.

What is the link to the Apache JIRA

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RATIS-1086

How was this patch tested?

(Please explain how this patch was tested. Ex: unit tests, manual tests)
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[szetszwo]

@peterxcli , thanks a lot working on stream read! It is going to be very useful.

This change is very big and quite involved. In particular, it defines several new public APIs. We need to careful design the APIs.

Could you split this into two or three subtasks? One usual way is to change the server first and then the client.

[szetszwo]

We should reuse StateMachine.DataChannel which is a Java WritableByteChannel. Then, we can use other Java API such as FileChannel.transferTo (which is a highly efficient, zero-copy data transfer operation).

      final StateMachine.DataChannel readOnlyDataStream = new StateMachine.DataChannel() {
        private long streamOffset;
        private boolean closed = false;

        @Override
        public synchronized boolean isOpen() {
          return !closed;
        }

        @Override
        public synchronized void close() {
          closed = true;
        }

        @Override
        public synchronized void force(boolean metadata) throws AlreadyClosedException{
          if (!isOpen()) {
            throw new AlreadyClosedException("Channel closed at offset " + streamOffset);
          }
          ctx.flush();
        }

        @Override
        public synchronized int write(ByteBuffer buffer) throws IOException {
          if (!isOpen()) {
            throw new AlreadyClosedException("Channel closed at offset " + streamOffset);
          }

          final DataStreamReplyByteBuffer reply = newDataStreamReadOnlyReplyByteBuffer(request, streamOffset, buffer);
          final int length = buffer.remaining();
          final ChannelFuture future = ctx.write(reply);
          try {
            future.await();
          } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            throw new InterruptedIOException("Interrupted while writing " + length
                + " bytes at offset " + streamOffset);
          }
          streamOffset += length;
          return length;
        }
      };

[peterxcli]

Could you split this into two or three subtasks? One usual way is to change the server first and then the client.

Thanks for the review! Sure, I will split this into server and client patches!

[peterxcli]

@szetszwo thanks for the review, I address the data channel reuse suggestion and only keep server side code in this PR. Please take another look, thanks!

[peterxcli]

@szetszwo I integrated the Ratis stream read API into Ozone as a POC, and the results are promising.

The no-MD5 sequential reads comparison:

Key size	Buffer	ReadBlock stream	Ratis data stream	Ratis / ReadBlock bandwidth
256 MiB	32 MiB	922 MB/s	1918 MB/s	2.08x bandwidth
256 MiB	8 MiB	1292 MB/s	2146 MB/s	1.66x bandwidth
256 MiB	1 MiB	955 MB/s	2279 MB/s	2.39x bandwidth
256 MiB	4 KiB	730 MB/s	2574 MB/s	3.52x bandwidth
500 MiB	32 MiB	989 MB/s	2632 MB/s	2.66x bandwidth
500 MiB	8 MiB	1896 MB/s	2774 MB/s	1.46x bandwidth
500 MiB	1 MiB	1299 MB/s	2969 MB/s	2.29x bandwidth
500 MiB	4 KiB	1073 MB/s	3232 MB/s	3.01x bandwidth
1 GiB	32 MiB	1091 MB/s	2466 MB/s	2.26x bandwidth
1 GiB	8 MiB	1473 MB/s	3182 MB/s	2.16x bandwidth
1 GiB	1 MiB	1387 MB/s	3331 MB/s	2.40x bandwidth
1 GiB	4 KiB	1127 MB/s	3362 MB/s	2.98x bandwidth

The no-MD5 random reads comparison:

Key size	Random read size	Direct stream	Ratis data stream	Bandwidth ratio	IOPS ratio	Direct elapsed	Ratis elapsed
256 MiB	1 MiB	41.94 MB/s	110.81 MB/s	2.64x bandwidth	2.64x IOPS	0.763 s	0.289 s
256 MiB	4 KiB	0.16 MB/s	0.73 MB/s	4.56x bandwidth	4.65x IOPS	0.799 s	0.172 s
500 MiB	1 MiB	93.90 MB/s	297.39 MB/s	3.17x bandwidth	3.16x IOPS	0.341 s	0.108 s
500 MiB	4 KiB	0.41 MB/s	1.33 MB/s	3.24x bandwidth	3.22x IOPS	0.303 s	0.094 s
1 GiB	1 MiB	69.44 MB/s	284.96 MB/s	4.10x bandwidth	4.12x IOPS	0.461 s	0.112 s
1 GiB	4 KiB	0.12 MB/s	0.94 MB/s	7.83x bandwidth	7.77x IOPS	1.034 s	0.133 s

ozone poc: peterxcli/ozone#16
ratis stream read client poc: peterxcli#1

[szetszwo]

@peterxcli , thanks for working on this! Please see the comments inlined and also linearizable.

[szetszwo]

Let's create a new IOException in both cases since it can add the offset to the message.

[szetszwo]

This new method seems not needed since we may:

• Phase 1: Directly call DataApi.streamReadOnly(..) and ignore all linearizable checks.
• Phase 2: Reuse RaftClientAsynchronousProtocol.submitClientRequestAsync(..) to submit a dummy read request for linearizable checks and then call DataApi.streamReadOnly(..).

Of course, we should start with Phase 1 for simpilcity.

[szetszwo]

This method should be similar to query(Message):

    /**
     * Similar to {@link #query(Message)} except that
     * {@link #query(Message)} returns the result in a future
     * while this method sends the result using the given stream.
     *
     * @param request the client request
     * @param stream the output stream to send the results
     */
    default void query(Message request, DataChannel stream) {
    }