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[jira] [Updated] (FLINK-14566) Enable ResourceSpec to get/set whether managed memory is used

     [ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-14566?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

Zhu Zhu updated FLINK-14566:
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    Description: 
To calculate managed memory fraction for an operator with UNKNOWN resources, we need to know whether the operator will use managed memory, according to FLINK-14062.

-I'd propose to define special values of onHeapManagedMemory/offHeapManagedMemory 
in ResourceSpec(introduced in FLINK-14405) to distinguish whether managed memory is used. 
- For UNKNOWN resource spec, onHeapManagedMemory==MemorySize.ZERO means on heap managed memory is used, while onHeapManagedMemory==null means not. For non-UNKNOWN resource spec, managed memory size larger than zero indicates it is used.
- similar for off heap managed memory.

getters: isUsingManagedMemoryOnHeap()/isUsingManagedMemoryOffHeap()
setters: setUsingManagedMemoryOnHeap(boolean)/setUsingManagedMemoryOffHeap(boolean)
(setters are only allowed to invoke on UNKNOWN, should be ignored for non-UNKNOWN for compatibility)

{{ResourceSpec#isKnown()}} should be added to replace existing UNKNOWN usages for equality checking.-

cc [~ykt836] [~trohrmann] [~azagrebin] [~xintongsong]


  was:
To calculate managed memory fraction for an operator with UNKNOWN resources, we need to know whether the operator will use managed memory, according to FLINK-14062.

I'd propose to define special values of onHeapManagedMemory/offHeapManagedMemory 
in ResourceSpec(introduced in FLINK-14405) to distinguish whether managed memory is used. 
- For UNKNOWN resource spec, onHeapManagedMemory==MemorySize.ZERO means on heap managed memory is used, while onHeapManagedMemory==null means not. For non-UNKNOWN resource spec, managed memory size larger than zero indicates it is used.
- similar for off heap managed memory.

getters: isUsingManagedMemoryOnHeap()/isUsingManagedMemoryOffHeap()
setters: setUsingManagedMemoryOnHeap(boolean)/setUsingManagedMemoryOffHeap(boolean)
(setters are only allowed to invoke on UNKNOWN, should be ignored for non-UNKNOWN for compatibility)

{{ResourceSpec#isKnown()}} should be added to replace existing UNKNOWN usages for equality checking.

cc [~ykt836] [~trohrmann] [~azagrebin] [~xintongsong]



> Enable ResourceSpec to get/set whether managed memory is used
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: FLINK-14566
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-14566
>             Project: Flink
>          Issue Type: Sub-task
>          Components: Runtime / Coordination
>    Affects Versions: 1.10.0
>            Reporter: Zhu Zhu
>            Priority: Minor
>             Fix For: 1.10.0
>
>
> To calculate managed memory fraction for an operator with UNKNOWN resources, we need to know whether the operator will use managed memory, according to FLINK-14062.
> -I'd propose to define special values of onHeapManagedMemory/offHeapManagedMemory 
> in ResourceSpec(introduced in FLINK-14405) to distinguish whether managed memory is used. 
> - For UNKNOWN resource spec, onHeapManagedMemory==MemorySize.ZERO means on heap managed memory is used, while onHeapManagedMemory==null means not. For non-UNKNOWN resource spec, managed memory size larger than zero indicates it is used.
> - similar for off heap managed memory.
> getters: isUsingManagedMemoryOnHeap()/isUsingManagedMemoryOffHeap()
> setters: setUsingManagedMemoryOnHeap(boolean)/setUsingManagedMemoryOffHeap(boolean)
> (setters are only allowed to invoke on UNKNOWN, should be ignored for non-UNKNOWN for compatibility)
> {{ResourceSpec#isKnown()}} should be added to replace existing UNKNOWN usages for equality checking.-
> cc [~ykt836] [~trohrmann] [~azagrebin] [~xintongsong]



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