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# Proposal: Optimize query performance for OpenLineage facets

Author: Willy Lulciuc ([@wslulciuc](https://github.com/wslulciuc))
Author: Willy Lulciuc ([@wslulciuc](https://github.com/wslulciuc)), Paweł Leszczyński ([@pawel-big-lebowski](https://github.com/pawel-big-lebowski))

Created: 2022-08-18

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1. Schema changes to create the facet tables outlined above.
2. Using the facet tables instead the `lineage_events` table to query for facets.
3. Lazy migration, the facet tables will be queried, and if no facets are returned, then the `lineage_events` table; this approach avoids a backfill, but one will still be needed.
## Migration procedure
Following challenges need to be addressed to provide a successful migration procedure:
* Rewriting existing `lineage_events` row to lineage datasets can be expensive DB operation for large Marquez instances.
* Migration procedure should minimize downtime for processing new OL events.
* Users need to be able to revert in case of migration failure.
Based on that, a migration procedure will be split into two jumps. The first revertible step will:
* create new tables: `dataset_facets`, `job_facets` and `run_facets`,
* introduce code change that writes into two new tables,
* provide procedure to migrate facets from `lineage_events` table into `dataset_facets`, `job_facets` and `run_facets`.
The second irreversible step will perform the cleanup of `lineage_events` table.
The second migration step will be published in a future release.
We distinguish two migration modes:
* `BASIC` when there is up to 100K rows in `lineage_events`.
* `PRO` for Marquez instances with more than 100K records.
Migration script will run `BASIC` version automatically if the condition is met.
`PRO` mode will require extra manual steps.
### BASIC MODE < 100K records
A flyaway DB script to create tables and migrate data will be created. This will be recommended for users who
have up to 100K records in `lineage_events` table assuming each event is ~20KB size.
Performance test for such scenario should be run during implementation phase.
Such users may experience a few minute long downtime and should be OK with that while being
clearly informed on that in `CHANGELOG`.
### PRO MODE > 100K records
Flyway migration engine runs the migration in transactions.
Updating whole `lineage_events` table in a single transaction could be dangerous.
The upgrade procedure will look the same as `BASIC` mode except for data migration from `lineage_events` table to
`dataset_facets`, `job_facets` and `run_facets` tables which will not be triggered automatically nor done
in a single run. Migration procedure command will be introduced and require manual trigger.
Migrating facets from `lineage_events` will be done in chunks and the chunk size will be configurable.
API will be able to receive incoming OpenLineage events while the data migration script will be running.
An extra `v55_migration_lock` table will be introduced:
| **COLUMN** | **TYPE** |
|------------|---------------|
| run_uuid | `UUID` |
| created_at | `TIMESTAMPTZ` |
Data migration will be run in chunks each chunk will
contain events older than rows in `v55_migration_lock` table.
```
WITH events_chunk AS (
SELECT * FROM lineage_events
JOIN migration_lock m
WHERE lineage_events.created_at < migration_lock.created_at
OR (lineage_events.created_at = migration_lock.created_at AND lineage_events.run_uuid < migration_lock.run_uuid)
ORDER BY created_at DESC, run_uuid DESC -- start with latest and move to older events
LIMIT :chunk_size
),
insert_datasets AS (
INSERT INTO dataset_facets
SELECT ... FROM events_chunk
),
insert_runs AS (
INSERT INTO run_facets
SELECT ... FROM events_chunk
),
insert_jobs AS (
INSERT INTO job_facets
SELECT ... FROM events_chunk
),
INSERT INTO v55_migration_lock -- insert lock for the oldest event migrated
SELECT events_chunk.created_at, event_chunk_run_uuid
FROM events_chunk
ORDER BY created_at ASC , run_uuid ASC
LIMIT 1
```
Such a query will be run until `created_at` and `run_uuid` in `v55_migration_lock` will equal:
```
SELECT run_uuid, created_at FROM lineage_events ORDER BY created_at ASC, run_uuid ASC LIMIT 1;
```
The second migration step will not start unless the condition is met.
For users, who attempt to run two migration steps in a single run,
the second step will fail and ask to manually run data migration command and retry migration after
the command runs successfully. Table `migration_lock` will be dropped at the end of second migration step.

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