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1) Add a new metric group scope(SCOPE_NAMING_JM_JOB_OPERATOR_COORDINATOR) in the MetricOptions.

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@PublicEvolving
public class MetricOptions {
    ......      

    /**
     * The scope format string that is applied to all metrics scoped to an operator coordinator on a
     * JobManager.
     */
    public static final ConfigOption<String> SCOPE_NAMING_JM_JOB_OPERATOR_COORDINATOR =
            key("metrics.scope.jm-job.operator-coordinator")
                    .stringType()
                    .defaultValue("<host>.jobmanager.<job_name>.<operator_name>.coordinator")
                    .withDescription(
                            "Defines the scope format string that is applied to all metrics scoped to anthe components operatorabout coordinatorOperator on a JobManager, like OperatorCoordinator.");     

    ......
}


Proposed Changes

1) Define the scope format JobManagerOperatorScopeFormat to the package  org.apache.flink.runtime.metrics.scope as the scope format of  JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup. 2) Provide common metrics for the OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup.

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/**
 *The Specialscope {@linkformat MetricGroup}for representingthe an Operator coordinator.
 *
 * <p>You should only update the metrics in the coordinator thread.
 */
@PublicEvolving
public interface OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup extends MetricGroup{@link org.apache.flink.runtime.metrics.groups.JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup}. */
public class JobManagerOperatorScopeFormat extends ScopeFormat {
    public JobManagerOperatorScopeFormat(String format, JobManagerJobScopeFormat parentFormat) {
    /**
	 * The total numbersuper(
   of events received since the operator coordinator started.
	 */
	Counter getNumEventsInCounter();

    /**
	 * The total number of events sent by the operator coordinator.
	 */
	Counter getNumEventsOutCounter(); 
}

Proposed Changes

1) Define a new scope format for the OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup.

Add the scope format OperatorCoordinatorScopeFormat to the package  org.apache.flink.runtime.metrics.scope as the scope format of  OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup. 

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public class OperatorCoordinatorScopeFormat extends ScopeFormat {
    public OperatorCoordinatorScopeFormat(String format, JobManagerJobScopeFormat parentFormat)format,
                parentFormat,
                new String[] {
        super(
                formatSCOPE_HOST,
                        parentFormatSCOPE_JOB_ID,
                 new String[] {       SCOPE_JOB_NAME,
                    SCOPE_HOST,    SCOPE_JOBTASK_VERTEX_ID, SCOPE_JOB_NAME, SCOPE_OPERATOR_ID, SCOPE_OPERATOR_NAME

                    });
    }
SCOPE_TASK_NAME,
    public String[] formatScope(
            JobManagerJobMetricGroup parent, OperatorID operatorID, String operatorName) {

 SCOPE_OPERATOR_ID,
        final String[] template = copyTemplate();
        final String[] values = {SCOPE_OPERATOR_NAME
            parent.parent().hostname(),    });
    }

    public    valueOrNull(parent.jobId()),String[] formatScope(
            valueOrNull(parent.jobName())JobManagerJobMetricGroup parent,
            AbstractID valueOrNull(operatorID)vertexId,
            valueOrNull(operatorName)
String taskName,
          };
  OperatorID operatorID,
           return bindVariables(template, values);
String operatorName) {

         }
}

2) Modify ScopeFormats to provide the OperatorCoordinatorScopeFormat.

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public final class ScopeFormats {final String[] template = copyTemplate();
    ......
    private final OperatorCoordinatorScopeFormat operatorCoordinatorScopeFormat;

    private ScopeFormats(String[] values = {
            String jobManagerFormat,parent.parent().hostname(),
            String jobManagerJobFormatvalueOrNull(parent.jobId()),
            String taskManagerFormatvalueOrNull(parent.jobName()),
            String taskManagerJobFormatvalueOrNull(vertexId),
            String taskFormatvalueOrNull(taskName),
            String operatorFormatvalueOrNull(operatorID),
            String operatorCoordinatorFormat) {valueOrNull(operatorName)
        ......
};
        return bindVariables(template, values);
    }
}

2) Modify ScopeFormats to provide the JobManagerOperatorScopeFormat.

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public final class ScopeFormats {
    ......
 this.operatorCoordinatorScopeFormat =
               private new OperatorCoordinatorScopeFormatfinal JobManagerOperatorScopeFormat jmOperatorFormat;

    private ScopeFormats(
            String jobManagerFormat,
            operatorCoordinatorFormat,String this.jobManagerJobFormat);,
    }

      public OperatorCoordinatorScopeFormat getOperatorCoordinatorScopeFormat() {
String taskManagerFormat,
         return operatorCoordinatorScopeFormat;
   String taskManagerJobFormat,
      }
}

3) Add an internal implementation InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup of the interface OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup and use the OperatorCoordinatorScopeFormat.

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public class InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup
      String   taskFormat,
  extends ComponentMetricGroup<JobManagerJobMetricGroup>
        implements OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroupString {
operatorFormat,
    private final String operatorName;
    private finalString OperatorID operatorID;
jmOperatorFormat) {
    public InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup(
   ......
        this.jmOperatorFormat = MetricRegistrynew registry,JobManagerOperatorScopeFormat(jmOperatorFormat, this.jobManagerJobFormat);
    }
}

3) Add JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup and use the scope format JobManagerOperatorScopeFormat.

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public class JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup extends ComponentMetricGroup<JobManagerJobMetricGroup> {
	private final  JobManagerJobMetricGroup parent,
            OperatorID operatorID,
            AbstractID vertexId;
	private final String taskName;
	private final String operatorName;
	private final OperatorID operatorID;

	public JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup(
			MetricRegistry registry,
			JobManagerJobMetricGroup parent,
			AbstractID vertexId,
			String taskName,
			OperatorID operatorID,
			String operatorName) {
        super(
                registry,
                registry.getScopeFormats()
                        .getOperatorCoordinatorScopeFormat()
                        .formatScope(checkNotNull(parent)		super(
				registry,
				registry.getScopeFormats()
						.getJmOperatorFormat()
						.formatScope(checkNotNull(parent), vertexId, taskName, operatorID, operatorName),
                				parent);
		this.vertexId        = vertexId;
		this.taskName = taskName;
		this.operatorID = operatorID;
        		this.operatorName = operatorName;
	}

	@Override
	protected String getGroupName(CharacterFilter filter) {
		return "operator";
	}

	@Override
	protected QueryScopeInfo createQueryServiceMetricInfo(CharacterFilter filter) {
		return new QueryScopeInfo.JobQueryScopeInfo(this.parent....
}

4) Modify the JobManagerJobMetricGroup. InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup could be registered and got from JobManagerJobMetricGroup.

jobId.toString());
	}

	@Override
	protected Iterable<? extends ComponentMetricGroup> subComponents() {
		return Collections.emptyList();
	}

	public AbstractID getVertexId() {
		return vertexId;
	}

	public String getTaskName() {
		return taskName;
	}

	public String getOperatorName() {
		return operatorName;
	}

	public OperatorID getOperatorID() {
		return operatorID;
	}
}

4) Modify the JobManagerJobMetricGroup. JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup could be registered and got from JobManagerJobMetricGroup.

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@Internal
public class JobManagerJobMetricGroup extends JobMetricGroup<JobManagerMetricGroup> {
    private final Map<String, JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup> operators = new HashMap<>();

    public JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup getOrAddOperator (
            AbstractID vertexId,
            String taskName,
   
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public class JobManagerJobMetricGroup extends JobMetricGroup<JobManagerMetricGroup> {
    private final Map<String, InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup> operatorCoordinators =
            new HashMap<>();

    public InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup getOrAddOperatorCoordinator(
            OperatorID operatorID, String operatorName) {
        final String truncatedOperatorName = getTruncatedOperatorName(operatorName);

        // unique OperatorIDs only exist in streaming, so we have to rely on the name for batch
        // operators
        final StringOperatorID keyoperatorID,
 = operatorID + truncatedOperatorName;

        synchronizedString (thisoperatorName) {
        final String truncatedOperatorName = return operatorCoordinators.computeIfAbsent(getTruncatedOperatorName(operatorName);

        // unique OperatorIDs only exist in streaming, so we have to rely key,
on the name for batch
        // operators
       operator ->
final String key = operatorID + truncatedOperatorName;

        synchronized (this) {
            newreturn InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroupoperators.computeIfAbsent(
                    key,
                  this.registry, this, operatorID, truncatedOperatorName));operator ->
        }
    }

    private String getTruncatedOperatorName(String operatorName) {
        ifnew JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup(operatorName != null && operatorName.length() > METRICS_OPERATOR_NAME_MAX_LENGTH) {

                       LOG.warn(
             this.registry, this, vertexId, taskName, operatorID, truncatedOperatorName));
  "The operator name {} exceeded the {}
 characters length limit and}

 was truncated.",   @Override
    protected Iterable<? extends ComponentMetricGroup>             operatorName,subComponents() {
                    METRICS_OPERATOR_NAME_MAX_LENGTHreturn operators.values();
    }     

     return operatorName.substring(0, METRICS_OPERATOR_NAME_MAX_LENGTH);
  ......
}

5) Add an internal implementation InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup of the interface OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup and use the JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup as its parent metric group.

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@Internal
public class InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup
      } else {
extends ProxyMetricGroup<MetricGroup> implements OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup {

    public InternalOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup(JobManagerOperatorMetricGroup   return operatorName;parent) {
        }super(parent.addGroup("coordinator"));
    }
    ......
}

56) Introduce metricGroup() method for OperatorCoordinator.Context. OperatorCoordinator could get its metric group from this method.

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@Internal
public interface OperatorCoordinator extends CheckpointListener, AutoCloseable {
    interface Context {
        /** Gets the metric group of the operator coordinator. */
        OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup metricGroup();
        
        ....
    }
}

6) The implemetation implementation of the OperatorCoordinator registers and reports metrics by the OperatorCoordinator.ContextOperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup.


For example, the SourceCoordinator is an implementation of the interface OperatorCoordinator. It could use the metric group like this:

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@Internal
public class SourceCoordinator<SplitT extends SourceSplit, EnumChkT>
        implements OperatorCoordinator {
    ......
    private final Counter numEventsInCounter;

    public SourceCoordinator(
            String operatorName,
            Source<?, SplitT, EnumChkT> source,
            SourceCoordinatorContext<SplitT> context,
            CoordinatorStore coordinatorStore,
            WatermarkAlignmentParams watermarkAlignmentParams,
            @Nullable String coordinatorListeningID) {
        ......
      WatermarkAlignmentParams watermarkAlignmentParams,
 this.numEventsInCounter = context.metricGroup().getNumEventsInCounter();
    	......
    }

 @Nullable String coordinatorListeningID) @Override{
    public void handleEventFromOperator(int subtask, int attemptNumber, OperatorEvent event) {
   ......
        this.numEventsInCounter = numEventsInCounter.inc(context.metricGroup().counter("numEventsIn");
    		......
	    }
}

The OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroup could be passed to other components in OperatorCoordinator, like SplitEnumerator in SourceCoordinator. Then a new metric group or metrics could be added to the OperatorCoordinatorMetricGroupSourceCoordinator has a field of SplitEnumerator named 'enumerator'. If we want to register a metric for the enumerator, we could get the metric group from its SplitEnumeratorContext#metricGroup. The details about SplitEnumeratorMetricGroup will be introducing in the issue

Jira
serverASF JIRA
serverId5aa69414-a9e9-3523-82ec-879b028fb15b
keyFLINK-21000
.

For example,KafkaSourceEnumerator could register a metric on how many partitions has been assigned to source readers.

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@Internal
public class KafkaSourceEnumerator
        implements SplitEnumerator<KafkaPartitionSplit, KafkaSourceEnumState> {
    public KafkaSourceEnumerator(
            KafkaSubscriber subscriber,
            OffsetsInitializer startingOffsetInitializer,
            OffsetsInitializer stoppingOffsetInitializer,
            Properties properties,
            SplitEnumeratorContext<KafkaPartitionSplit> context,
            Boundedness boundedness,
            Set<TopicPartition> assignedPartitions) {
        ......
        context.metricGroup().gauge("assignedPartitionsNum", assignedPartitions::size);
    }
    
    ......
}

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