spark 2.1 NettyBlockRpcServer use stream to open block

NettyBlockRpcServer is used to deal prc calls.

/**
 * Serves requests to open blocks by simply registering one chunk per block requested.
 * Handles opening and uploading arbitrary BlockManager blocks.
 *
 * Opened blocks are registered with the "one-for-one" strategy, meaning each Transport-layer Chunk
 * is equivalent to one Spark-level shuffle block.
 */
class NettyBlockRpcServer(
    appId: String,
    serializer: Serializer,
    blockManager: BlockDataManager)
  extends RpcHandler with Logging {

  private val streamManager = new OneForOneStreamManager()

  override def receive(
      client: TransportClient,
      rpcMessage: ByteBuffer,
      responseContext: RpcResponseCallback): Unit = {
    val message = BlockTransferMessage.Decoder.fromByteBuffer(rpcMessage)
    logTrace(s"Received request: $message")

    message match {
      case openBlocks: OpenBlocks =>
        val blocks: Seq[ManagedBuffer] =
          openBlocks.blockIds.map(BlockId.apply).map(blockManager.getBlockData)
        val streamId = streamManager.registerStream(appId, blocks.iterator.asJava)
        logTrace(s"Registered streamId $streamId with ${blocks.size} buffers")
        responseContext.onSuccess(new StreamHandle(streamId, blocks.size).toByteBuffer)

      case uploadBlock: UploadBlock =>
        // StorageLevel and ClassTag are serialized as bytes using our JavaSerializer.
        val (level: StorageLevel, classTag: ClassTag[_]) = {
          serializer
            .newInstance()
            .deserialize(ByteBuffer.wrap(uploadBlock.metadata))
            .asInstanceOf[(StorageLevel, ClassTag[_])]
        }
        val data = new NioManagedBuffer(ByteBuffer.wrap(uploadBlock.blockData))
        val blockId = BlockId(uploadBlock.blockId)
        blockManager.putBlockData(blockId, data, level, classTag)
        responseContext.onSuccess(ByteBuffer.allocate(0))
    }
  }

  override def getStreamManager(): StreamManager = streamManager
}

  /**
   * Registers a stream of ManagedBuffers which are served as individual chunks one at a time to
   * callers. Each ManagedBuffer will be release()'d after it is transferred on the wire. If a
   * client connection is closed before the iterator is fully drained, then the remaining buffers
   * will all be release()'d.
   *
   * If an app ID is provided, only callers who've authenticated with the given app ID will be
   * allowed to fetch from this stream.
   */
  public long registerStream(String appId, Iterator<ManagedBuffer> buffers) {
    long myStreamId = nextStreamId.getAndIncrement();
    streams.put(myStreamId, new StreamState(appId, buffers));
    return myStreamId;
  }

StreamState

/** State of a single stream. */
  private static class StreamState {
    final String appId;
    final Iterator<ManagedBuffer> buffers;

    // The channel associated to the stream
    Channel associatedChannel = null;

    // Used to keep track of the index of the buffer that the user has retrieved, just to ensure
    // that the caller only requests each chunk one at a time, in order.
    int curChunk = 0;

    StreamState(String appId, Iterator<ManagedBuffer> buffers) {
      this.appId = appId;
      this.buffers = Preconditions.checkNotNull(buffers);
    }
  }

OneForOneStreamManager

/**
 * StreamManager which allows registration of an Iterator<ManagedBuffer>, which are
 * individually fetched as chunks by the client. Each registered buffer is one chunk.
 */
public class OneForOneStreamManager extends StreamManager {
  private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(OneForOneStreamManager.class);

  private final AtomicLong nextStreamId;
  private final ConcurrentHashMap<Long, StreamState> streams;
public OneForOneStreamManager() {
    // For debugging purposes, start with a random stream id to help identifying different streams.
    // This does not need to be globally unique, only unique to this class.
    nextStreamId = new AtomicLong((long) new Random().nextInt(Integer.MAX_VALUE) * 1000);
    streams = new ConcurrentHashMap<>();
  }

  @Override
  public void registerChannel(Channel channel, long streamId) {
    if (streams.containsKey(streamId)) {
      streams.get(streamId).associatedChannel = channel;
    }
  }

  @Override
  public ManagedBuffer getChunk(long streamId, int chunkIndex) {
    StreamState state = streams.get(streamId);
    if (chunkIndex != state.curChunk) {
      throw new IllegalStateException(String.format(
        "Received out-of-order chunk index %s (expected %s)", chunkIndex, state.curChunk));
    } else if (!state.buffers.hasNext()) {
      throw new IllegalStateException(String.format(
        "Requested chunk index beyond end %s", chunkIndex));
    }
    state.curChunk += 1;
    ManagedBuffer nextChunk = state.buffers.next();

    if (!state.buffers.hasNext()) {
      logger.trace("Removing stream id {}", streamId);
      streams.remove(streamId);
    }

    return nextChunk;
  }

  @Override
  public void connectionTerminated(Channel channel) {
    // Close all streams which have been associated with the channel.
    for (Map.Entry<Long, StreamState> entry: streams.entrySet()) {
      StreamState state = entry.getValue();
      if (state.associatedChannel == channel) {
        streams.remove(entry.getKey());

        // Release all remaining buffers.
        while (state.buffers.hasNext()) {
          state.buffers.next().release();
        }
      }
    }
  }

  @Override
  public void checkAuthorization(TransportClient client, long streamId) {
    if (client.getClientId() != null) {
      StreamState state = streams.get(streamId);
      Preconditions.checkArgument(state != null, "Unknown stream ID.");
      if (!client.getClientId().equals(state.appId)) {
        throw new SecurityException(String.format(
          "Client %s not authorized to read stream %d (app %s).",
          client.getClientId(),
          streamId,
          state.appId));
      }
    }
  }