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I am afraid of the performance degradation of using Arrow Flight SQL from outside the Kubernetes cluster because from my understanding, it would be like setting enable_parallel_result_sink = False . Would it be theoretically possible, instead of having random BE resolution for the reverse proxy, have a smarter reverse proxy that could be, for example, based on path prefix (doris-url/be1, doris-url/be2) ? Then those doris-url/be{i} would become the "advertised" urls for the grpc client and would be reachable from outside the kubernetes cluster. Do you think it would be a good idea?
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Faster queries when using arrow flight sql from outside Kubernetes cluster
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[Feature] Improving arrow flight sql in Kubernetes
Nov 26, 2024
jonasbrami
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[Feature] Improving arrow flight sql in Kubernetes
[Feature] Improving arrow flight sql with Kubernetes setup
Nov 26, 2024
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Related to this merge request #43281.
I am afraid of the performance degradation of using Arrow Flight SQL from outside the Kubernetes cluster because from my understanding, it would be like setting enable_parallel_result_sink = False . Would it be theoretically possible, instead of having random BE resolution for the reverse proxy, have a smarter reverse proxy that could be, for example, based on path prefix (doris-url/be1, doris-url/be2) ? Then those doris-url/be{i} would become the "advertised" urls for the grpc client and would be reachable from outside the kubernetes cluster. Do you think it would be a good idea?
Use case
Faster queries when using arrow flight sql from outside Kubernetes cluster
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