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Remove legacy versioned logic for DefaultSystemMemoryInfo #85761
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The machine dependent heap logic uses SystemMemoryInfo to determine how much total memory is available on the system. The default implementation delegates to Java's MX bean to get OS stats. In the past this was only available in Java 14, but since the main branch is now on Java 17, we do not need this logic. This commit refactors the default implementation to no longer need the version check, and to also remove unnecessary forbidden api suppressions for the entire class, instead using a LongSupplier for the memory to isolate the platform specific bean references. relates elastic#85758
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public long availableSystemMemory() { |
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Since we've removed SystemMemoryInfoException
from the signature here we should probably remove it everywhere else as well (catch statements, SystemMemoryInfo
interface, etc). As far as I can tell this was the only place we ever threw such an exception, unless we want to keep this in place for furture implementations?
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I've removed SystemMemoryInfoException
@elasticmachine run elasticsearch-ci/part-2 |
@mark-vieira This is ready for another review. |
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* upstream/master: (40 commits) Fix BuildTests serialization (elastic#85827) Use urgent priority for node shutdown cluster state update (elastic#85838) Remove Task classes from HLRC (elastic#85835) Remove unused migration classes (elastic#85834) Remove uses of Charset name parsing (elastic#85795) Remove legacy versioned logic for DefaultSystemMemoryInfo (elastic#85761) Expose proxy settings for GCS repositories (elastic#85785) Remove SLM classes from HLRC (elastic#85825) TSDB: fix the time_series in order collect priority (elastic#85526) Remove ILM classes from HLRC (elastic#85822) FastVectorHighlighter should use ValueFetchers to load source data (elastic#85815) Iteratively execute synchronous ingest processors (elastic#84250) Remove TransformClient from HLRC (elastic#85787) Mute XPackRestIT deprecation/10_basic/Test Deprecations (elastic#85807) Unmute Lintian packaging test (elastic#85778) Add a highlighter unit test base class (elastic#85719) Remove NIO Transport Plugin (elastic#82085) [TEST] Remove token methods from HLRC SecurityClient (elastic#85515) [Test] Use thread-safe hashSet for result collection (elastic#85653) [TEST] Mute BuildTests.testSerialization (elastic#85801) ... # Conflicts: # server/src/test/java/org/elasticsearch/search/aggregations/timeseries/TimeSeriesIndexSearcherTests.java
The machine dependent heap logic uses SystemMemoryInfo to determine how
much total memory is available on the system. The default implementation
delegates to Java's MX bean to get OS stats. In the past this was only
available in Java 14, but since the main branch is now on Java 17, we do
not need this logic.
This commit refactors the default implementation to no longer need the
version check, and to also remove unnecessary forbidden api suppressions
for the entire class, instead using a LongSupplier for the memory to
isolate the platform specific bean references.
relates #85758