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[HUDI-2189] Adding delete partitions support to DeltaStreamer #4787
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[HUDI-2189] Adding delete partitions support to DeltaStreamer #4787
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| writeStatusRDD = writeClient.insertOverwriteTable(records, instantTime).getWriteStatuses(); | ||
| break; | ||
| case DELETE_PARTITION: | ||
| List<String> partitions = records.map(record -> record.getPartitionPath()).distinct().collect(); |
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If my data source is kafka, does it mean that the list of partitions to delete should be received from kafka? If answer is yes, it maybe cumbersome to combine ingestion workflow with the data and partition deletion.
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yes. thats what I have been trying to convey for a long time :) Deltastreamer (as the name suggests) is meant for incremental and continual ingestion of data from some source. It goes in cycles of fetch from source -> ingest into hudi ->repeat. So, I don't see in general how come one would fetch data from a source and then trigger delete partitions.
But we have a patch for a independent tool if you are interested. Guess that would help you. but that is a spark-submit command as well.
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My data source is Avro encoded, the schema URL can't change. It may be hard to bypass it in this case.
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ok. so, does hudi-cli work for you. I can try to add support there.
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Would be nice if it was a delta streamer CLI parameter, something that gets executed at the end of the ingestion. hudi-cli may work if it can be done as a single CLI command. For example:
hudi-cli delete-partitions --schema-name someschema --table-name sometable --location s3a://bucket/data --hive-server xxxxx --metastore=xxx --do-not-delete-data
--do-not-delete data maybe helpful to delete data faster. I use go tool that spins up hundreds of goroutines to delete hundreds of thousands of files data within seconds.
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this is against the general nomenclature of how deltastreamer works. Delta streamer consumes records from a given source and and ingests to hudi. So, I don't think we can support a cli based argument which is more of one time standalone tool/job. So, I would probably suggest you to use the standalone tool.
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