Package org.elasticsearch.indices
Class TimestampFieldMapperService
java.lang.Object
org.elasticsearch.common.component.AbstractLifecycleComponent
org.elasticsearch.indices.TimestampFieldMapperService
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Closeable
,AutoCloseable
,ClusterStateApplier
,LifecycleComponent
,org.elasticsearch.core.Releasable
public class TimestampFieldMapperService
extends AbstractLifecycleComponent
implements ClusterStateApplier
Tracks the mapping of the
@timestamp
field of immutable indices that expose their timestamp range in their index metadata.
Coordinating nodes do not have (easy) access to mappings for all indices, so we extract the type of this one field from the mapping here.-
Field Summary
Fields inherited from class org.elasticsearch.common.component.AbstractLifecycleComponent
lifecycle
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorDescriptionTimestampFieldMapperService(Settings settings, ThreadPool threadPool, IndicesService indicesService)
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Called when a new cluster state (ClusterChangedEvent.state()
needs to be applied.protected void
doClose()
protected void
doStart()
protected void
doStop()
getTimestampFieldType(Index index)
Methods inherited from class org.elasticsearch.common.component.AbstractLifecycleComponent
addLifecycleListener, close, lifecycleState, removeLifecycleListener, start, stop
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Constructor Details
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TimestampFieldMapperService
public TimestampFieldMapperService(Settings settings, ThreadPool threadPool, IndicesService indicesService)
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Method Details
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doStart
protected void doStart()- Specified by:
doStart
in classAbstractLifecycleComponent
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doStop
protected void doStop()- Specified by:
doStop
in classAbstractLifecycleComponent
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doClose
protected void doClose()- Specified by:
doClose
in classAbstractLifecycleComponent
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applyClusterState
Description copied from interface:ClusterStateApplier
Called when a new cluster state (ClusterChangedEvent.state()
needs to be applied. The cluster state to be applied is already committed when this method is called, so an applier must therefore be prepared to deal with any state it receives without throwing an exception. Throwing an exception from an applier is very bad because it will stop the application of this state before it has reached all the other appliers, and will likely result in another attempt to apply the same (or very similar) cluster state which might continue until this node is removed from the cluster.- Specified by:
applyClusterState
in interfaceClusterStateApplier
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getTimestampFieldType
- Returns:
- the field type of the
@timestamp
field of the given index, ornull
if: - the index is not found, - the field is not found, - the mapping is not known yet, or - the field is not a timestamp field.
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