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[Enhancement] configure S3 client rename_file operation timeout #48860

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Why I'm doing:

Currently, sr use object_storage_request_timeout_ms as the S3 client request timeout. But this parameter maybe too small in some case especially using by rename_file operation for large file (1GB, for example). Timeout maybe happen in this case

What I'm doing:

We introduce a new BE/CN config called object_storage_rename_file_request_timeout_ms and it is used as following:

  1. If object_storage_rename_file_request_timeout_ms >= 0, it will used for rename_file operation in S3 as the request timeout.
  2. If object_storage_rename_file_request_timeout_ms < 0, the timeout limit for rename_file operation in S3 will be determinded by object_storage_request_timeout_ms.

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@srlch srlch changed the title [WIP] configure S3 client rename timeout [Enhancement] configure S3 client rename operation timeout Jul 25, 2024
@srlch srlch changed the title [Enhancement] configure S3 client rename operation timeout [Enhancement] configure S3 client rename_file operation timeout Jul 25, 2024
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it's better to fix change the configuration for all time-consuming s3 operations

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config::object_storage_rename_file_request_timeout_ms = -1;
config::object_storage_request_timeout_ms = 1000;
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remember to reset the config var to default value, don't affect other test cases in case their correctness depends on the default config value.

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Updated

Why I'm doing:
Currently, sr use object_storage_request_timeout_ms as the S3 client request timeout. But this parameter maybe too small in some case especially using by rename_file operation for large file (1GB, for example). Timeout maybe happen in this case

What I'm doing:
We introduce a new BE/CN config called object_storage_rename_file_request_timeout_ms and it is used as following:
1. If object_storage_rename_file_request_timeout_ms >= 0, it will used for rename_file operation in S3 as the request timeout.
2. If object_storage_rename_file_request_timeout_ms < 0, the timeout limit for rename_file operation in S3 will be determinded by object_storage_request_timeout_ms.

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Signed-off-by: srlch <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: srlch <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: srlch <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: srlch <[email protected]>
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srlch commented Aug 12, 2024

https://github.com/Mergifyio backport branch-3.3

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