HBase Client JAVA API
旧 的 HBase 接口逻辑与传统 JDBC 方式很不相同,新的接口与传统 JDBC 的逻辑更加相像,具有更加清晰的 Connection 管理方式。
同时,在旧的接口中,客户端何时将 Put 写到服务端也需要设置,一个 Put 马上写到服务端,还是攒到一批写到服务端,新用户往往对此不太清楚。
在新的接口中,引入了 BufferedMutator,可以提供更加高效清晰的写操作。
HBase 0.98 与 HBase 1.0 接口名称对比
举一个例子,旧的 API 写入操作的代码:
新的 API 写入操作的代码:
可以看到,在操作前,首先建立连接,然后拿到一个对应表的句柄,之后再进行一系列操作。以上两个是同步写操作。
下面看一下批量异步写入接口:
org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.BufferedMutator主要用来对HBase的单个表进行操作。它和Put类的作用差不多,但是主要用来实现批量的异步写操作。
BufferedMutator替换了HTable的setAutoFlush(false)的作用。
可以从Connection的实例中获取BufferedMutator的实例。在使用完成后需要调用close()方法关闭连接。对BufferedMutator进行配置需要通过BufferedMutatorParams完成。
MapReduce Job的是BufferedMutator使用的典型场景。MapReduce作业需要批量写入,但是无法找到恰当的点执行flush。
BufferedMutator接收MapReduce作业发送来的Put数据后,会根据某些因素(比如接收的Put数据的总量)启发式地执行Batch Put操作,且会异步的提交Batch Put请求,这样MapReduce作业的执行也不会被打断。
BufferedMutator也可以用在一些特殊的情况上。MapReduce作业的每个线程将会拥有一个独立的BufferedMutator对象。
一个独立的BufferedMutator也可以用在大容量的在线系统上来执行批量Put操作,但是这时需要注意一些极端情况比如JVM异常或机器故障,此时有可能造成数据丢失。
官方源码路径:/hbase-2.0.4/hbase-examples/src/main/java/org/apache/hadoop/hbase/client/example/BufferedMutatorExample.java
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