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RabbitMQ-Receiver is a library that allows the user to read data with Apache Spark Streaming from RabbitMQ.
This library requires Spark 2.0+, Scala 2.11+, RabbitMQ 3.5+
There are two ways of using RabbitMQ-Receiver library:
The first one is to add the next dependency in your pom.xml:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.stratio.receiver</groupId>
<artifactId>spark-rabbitmq</artifactId>
<version>LATEST</version>
</dependency>
The other one is to clone the full repository and build the project:
git clone https://github.com/Stratio/spark-rabbitmq.git
mvn clean install
This library includes two implementations for consuming messages from RabbitMQ with Spark Streaming:
- The basic consumer has been implemented extending the Receiver Actor [Custom Receiver Documentation] (http://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/streaming-custom-receivers.html)
- The advanced consumer is distributed, the user can consume messages from RabbitMQ with more than one Spark Executor and more than one consumer in one Executor. Is similar to Kafka Direct implemented by Spark [Kafka Direct Approach] (http://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/streaming-kafka-integration.html#approach-2-direct-approach-no-receivers)
mvn clean package
This advanced consumer has been implemented extending the Spark InputDStream class. With this approach the user can consume message from multiple rabbitMQ clusters or multiple rabbitMQ queues. In addition is possible to parallelize the consumption in one node starting more than one consumer, one for each Spark RDD Partition.
- One executor with multiple parallelized consumer from one queue
- One executor or more with multiple consumers from multiple queues
- Cluster consumer
The consumption options establish the number of partitions of the RDD generated by the RabbitMQDStream, each Spark node consumes messages and these messages define the data that are included in the partitions. Is not necessary to save the data into the Spark Block Manager. The future transformations and actions use the data stored on each executor.
When the Streaming starts the time window is divided, to consume and to compute, by default the time for consuming messages from rabbitMQ is 0.9 times the Spark Window. It is possible to limit the time in order to have better performance, in the configuration the user can choose the "maxReceiveTime" in milliseconds. In addition is possible to limit the number of consumed messages with the configuration parameter "maxMessagesPerPartition"
This receiver has optimized the RDD functions count and countAprox.
Each executor has one connection pool and are reused on each streaming batch window in order to have better performance. The actual kafka direct approach implemented by Spark does not have one connection pool, this provoke that on each iteration, the RDDs create a new kafka connection.
This consumer has a limitation, the minimum storage level selected for this RabbitMQDStream is MEMORY_ONLY, the user can't select NONE, because on each Spark action the RDD will be re-computed
- String
val receiverStream = RabbitMQUtils.createDistributedStream[String](sparkStreamingContext, params, distributedKeys)
- Generic user Type
val receiverStream = RabbitMQUtils.createDistributedStream[R](sparkStreamingContext, params, distributedKeys, Array[Byte] => R))
JavaReceiverInputDStream receiverStream = RabbitMQUtils.createJavaDistributedStream[R](javaSparkStreamingContext, params, JFunction[Array[Byte], R]);
| Parameter | Description | Optional |
|---|---|---|
| maxMessagesPerPartition | Maximum number of messages | Yes |
| levelParallelism | Num. of partitions by executor | Yes (default: 1) |
| MaxReceiveTime | Max time to receive messages | Yes (default: 0) (auto) |
| rememberDuration | Remember duration for Spark Dstreams | Yes (default: 60s) |
This is a basic consumer, when the Streaming Context starts Spark run one process in one executor for consuming messages from RabbitMQ. This consumer has one singleton consumer instance for consuming messages asynchronously, on each spark window the consumer receives messages and saves the blocks received inside the Spark Block Memory. All the data is replicated to other nodes. The receiver extends one Akka Actor, this makes that the receiver-base approach implementation has the Akka dependency. In future versions of Spark the Akka dependency will be removed.
- String
val receiverStream = RabbitMQUtils.createStream[String](sparkStreamingContext, params)
- Generic user Type
val receiverStream = RabbitMQUtils.createStream[R](sparkStreamingContext, params, Array[Byte] => R)
JavaReceiverInputDStream receiverStream = RabbitMQUtils.createJavaStream[R](javaSparkStreamingContext, params, JFunction[Array[Byte], R]);
| Parameter | Description | Optional |
|---|---|---|
| hosts | RabbitMQ hosts | Yes (default: localhost) |
| virtualHost | RabbitMQ virtual Host | Yes |
| queueName | Queue name | Yes |
| exchangeName | Exchange name | Yes |
| exchangeType | Exchange type | Yes |
| routingKeys | Routing keys comma separated | Yes |
| userName | RabbitMQ username | Yes |
| password | RabbitMQ password | Yes |
| durable | durable | Yes (default: true) |
| exclusive | exclusive | Yes (default: false) |
| autoDelete | autoDelete | Yes (default: false) |
| ackType | basic/auto | Yes (default: basic) |
| fairDispatch | fairDispatch | Yes (default: false) |
| prefetchCount | prefetchCount | Yes (default: 1) |
| storageLevel | Apache Spark storage level | Yes (default: MEMORY_ONLY) |
| x-max-length | RabbitMQ queue property | Yes |
| x-message-ttl | RabbitMQ queue property | Yes |
| x-expires | RabbitMQ queue property | Yes |
| x-max-length-bytes | RabbitMQ queue property | Yes |
| x-dead-letter-exchange | RabbitMQ queue property | Yes |
| x-dead-letter-routing-key | RabbitMQ queue property | Yes |
| x-max-priority | RabbitMQ queue property | Yes |
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