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sink: add native Lake sink and self-contained E2E - #6705
Add an experimental native Lake sink so incremental TiDB changes go directly from TiCDC to Lake, without the Canal JSON -> object storage -> separate bend-cdc consumer hop.
Expose lake:// (HTTPS), loopback-only lake+http://, LakeSinkType, Lake errors and ticdc_lake_* metrics. Core code is in downstreamadapter/sink/lake; the local test entry point is make integration_test_lake.
Normalize native typed rows once, preserve source PK/UK split ordering, composite identities, binary/ENUM/SET, exact decimal/JSON/null and temporal values. A truly keyless table needs both an explicit stable conflict-key and TiCDC force-replicate = true.
Use shared bounded source admission, fixed table lanes, quota-limited memory/disk spool and delayed enqueue callbacks. Ordinary shared quota or lane-queue pressure waits cancellably instead of terminating the feed. Independent workers drain the queues; no collector/dispatcher API or additional waiting-event queue is introduced. An individual event larger than the whole source budget still fails closed.
Apply parameter-bound raw INSERTs, retained-raw MERGE and strict compaction with retained tombstones. Complete a source event only after confirmed application of all its fragments and tracker sealing. Streams, manifests and persistent DML ledgers are not required.
Support incremental table creation, a conservative column-DDL subset and durable pending/applied schema epochs, including TRUNCATE recovery and old-event replay fences. Explicitly skipped table rename/database drop preserve target objects and warn.
Require matching query IDs and terminal success. Unknown mutation outcomes stop without blind retry or early ACK; check capture write admission again at the HTTP mutation boundary.
Provide owned local backend/source/capture E2E with temporary loopback credentials, real value comparisons, disk-spool observation, drained restart and real-backend response-loss tests. Detect existing loopback/wildcard listeners before source startup; check Python 3.10+ before building and hash binaries incrementally.
Documentation: retain only the final English design and E2E results. Historical proposals, review drafts, separate reports and the duplicated test README are removed. Links are repository-relative and personal filesystem paths are absent. Only actual backend wire headers/image identifiers and fixed legacy baseline APIs retain their real backend names.
Initial boundaries: controlled single capture and an explicitly exclusive target, not a new automatic HA/fencing service. exclusive=true is an operator assertion. Partition dispatchers, across-node splitting, syncpoints, active-active, redo, arbitrary routing/schema translation, global hard storage quotas and full snapshot/Dumpling/CSV/COPY initialization are not claimed. Prepare a consistent starting state independently; no transparent takeover of an old bend-cdc journal is promised. Other sinks and the collector/progress framework are not redesigned.
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Tests
Unit test
PASS: go test -p 2 -race ./downstreamadapter/sink/lake ./downstreamadapter/sink ./pkg/sink/spool ./pkg/errors ./pkg/config ./downstreamadapter/sink/metrics -count=1 -timeout=180s.
PASS: focused schema-store race tests and downstream-type metrics tests.
PASS: event-count, byte-budget, full control/lane queue, cancellation and concurrent Close regressions; 30 repeated race-enabled admission/Close runs.
PASS: loopback-only plaintext URI cases, including IPv6, and rejection of remote/wildcard/misleading hosts.
PASS: nine Python lifecycle tests, including real wildcard-listener detection, streaming hashing, minimum-version rejection and canonical ownership cleanup. Runners parse with Python 3.10 grammar; an older interpreter fails before building.
Integration test
PASS: rebuilt the review working tree and reran all nine fully local suites with the renamed Lake entry points and a one-event shared source pool. All 27 Python scenarios, three real-backend Go tests and 19 DDL response-loss boundaries passed.
PASS: observed 41 actual disk-spool readbacks, large-event streaming through a 64 KiB quota and a drained capture restart from the original safe checkpoint.
PASS: all owned database/feed cleanup; independent checks found neither capture PID, no owned backend containers and no temporary URI file.
Manual test
PASS: current-tree build, scoped vet, fresh-cache lint (0 issues), Go/import/Python/shell formatting, relative-link and personal-path checks, and secret scanning (no leaks).
The local run used macOS arm64, Go 1.26.9, TiDB v8.5.1 and the pinned compatible backend image documented in the design. The binary was built using make cdc GOBUILD='CGO_ENABLED=1 GO111MODULE=on go build -p 2' to reuse the local cache, then passed via E2E_CDC_BINARY; build defaults were not changed. No Linux/amd64 CI, production deployment, general HA, performance or cost result is inferred. CI status is separate from these local results.
From the checkout root, with Docker, TiUP, mysql CLI, Python 3.10+ and Go available:
make integration_test_lake
# Or reuse an explicitly built current-tree binary:
E2E_CDC_BINARY="$PWD/bin/cdc" make integration_test_lake
Questions
Will it cause performance regression or break compatibility?
This adds a new experimental sink. Existing sink schemes and enum values remain unchanged. Lake is the sole public namespace for this unreleased feature. Full-raw MERGE/compaction can increase scan/rewrite cost; removing an intermediate hop does not prove overall savings. Shared admission may temporarily block an existing handler, so per-table latency isolation and a total process RSS cap are not promised. Unsupported inputs and unknown outcomes fail closed.
Do you need to update user documentation, design documentation or monitoring documentation?
Yes: one final English document now contains configuration, supported/rejected behavior, source ownership/backpressure, raw/MERGE, DDL recovery, metrics, migration boundaries, test commands and measured E2E results.
Release note
Add an experimental native Lake sink with bounded shared admission and local spool, retained-raw MERGE, supported DDL recovery, and self-contained local end-to-end tests.
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New Features
Added an experimental native Lake sink for replicating TiCDC data, including DML handling, supported schema changes, batching, and configurable resource limits.
Added support for Lake sink configuration and metrics, with HTTPS endpoints by default and plaintext connections limited to loopback hosts.
Tests
Added local and opt-in live integration tests for replication, schema changes, recovery, and failure handling.
Consume native change events through bounded memory and quota-limited
local spool into retained raw rows, target MERGE and compaction. Preserve
key identity, type mapping, DDL epochs and callback completion ordering.
Register Databend/lake schemes, explicit conflict keys and metrics with
limited existing-sink integration. Stop on ambiguous mutation outcomes
and document controlled single-capture target-exclusivity requirements.
Include design and acceptance reports, focused unit/race tests, real
backend response-loss tests and an owned local Databend/TiUP/TiCDC runner.
No collector credit protocol, automatic HA service or full snapshot
initialization is introduced.
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Walkthrough
The PR adds a native Lake sink to TiCDC. It includes URI configuration, row conversion, bounded spooling, raw writes and MERGE processing, schema epochs for supported DDL, handling for uncertain query outcomes, metrics, and integration runners.
Adds lake and lake+http sink routing, configuration validation, Lake query handling, error types, spool accounting, and Lake metrics.
Row conversion and mutation semantics downstreamadapter/sink/lake/row.go, downstreamadapter/sink/lake/native.go, downstreamadapter/sink/lake/sql.go, downstreamadapter/sink/lake/writer.go
Adds native row and schema conversion, conflict-key identities, raw insert and MERGE SQL, compaction, and mutation outcome handling. Unit tests cover conversion, SQL generation, and retry behavior.
Schema epochs and DDL recovery downstreamadapter/sink/lake/schema.go, downstreamadapter/sink/lake/schema_test.go, downstreamadapter/sink/lake/live_fault_test.go
Adds target schema checks, durable DDL plans, epoch-based DML fencing, and recovery handling for supported DDL. Tests cover plan validation, replay, and interrupted operations.
Admission, lanes, and sink lifecycle downstreamadapter/sink/lake/sink.go, downstreamadapter/sink/lake/lane.go, downstreamadapter/sink/lake/completion.go, downstreamadapter/sink/lake/runtime_test.go
Adds bounded source admission, lane batching and flushing, event completion tracking, DDL barriers, and shutdown cleanup. Runtime tests cover quotas, callbacks, and failure paths.
Integration suites and acceptance record tests/integration_tests/lake_native/*, downstreamadapter/sink/lake/integration_test.go, docs/design/lake-sink-design.md, Makefile
Adds local and opt-in Lake integration suites, runner lifecycle tests, a Make target, and a design and acceptance document describing scope, procedures, results, and limitations.
sequenceDiagram
participant TiCDC
participant LakeSink
participant LakeWarehouse
TiCDC->>LakeSink: Submit native DML and DDL events
LakeSink->>LakeWarehouse: Write raw rows and apply MERGE
LakeSink->>LakeWarehouse: Apply supported DDL and schema epoch plans
LakeSink-->>TiCDC: Complete callbacks after confirmed application
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Possibly related PRs
pingcap/ticdc#6676: Moves the statistics API used by the Lake sink, so the statistics contract may need coordinated updates.
Suggested reviewers:hongyunyan, 3aceshowhand
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to f77e2
The sink rejects shared row chunks larger than its configured admission pool as designed. No identified issue currently blocks merging after normal checks.
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The description includes the required issue reference, implementation summary, test results, compatibility analysis, documentation impact, manual steps, and release note.
Title check
The title clearly identifies the two primary changes: adding the native Lake sink and self-contained E2E tests.
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The PR satisfies the coding requirements in [#6704]. downstreamadapter/sink/sink.go registers the native lake and loopback-only lake+http schemes and the Lake sink factory. `downstreamadapter/si…
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The changes remain within [#6704]. Factory, protocol, error, metric, schema-store, and spool updates support the new Lake sink. Unit tests, live fault tests, baseline checks, and the local E2E runner …
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The PR satisfies the coding requirements in [#6704]. downstreamadapter/sink/sink.go registers the native lake and loopback-only lake+http schemes and the Lake sink factory. downstreamadapter/sink/lake implements native row conversion, key identity, ordering, tombstones, supported types, bounded admission, quota-limited spool, raw writes, MERGE, compaction, schema epochs, replay fences, and fail-closed mutation handling. Source completion occurs after confirmed application. The local runner provides the requested self-contained TiUP, TiCDC, and Lake E2E path. Tests cover these behaviors, including race, backpressure, schema recovery, response loss, and local lifecycle cases. The design document records settings, limits, outcomes, migration requirements, and acceptance results.
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The changes remain within [#6704]. Factory, protocol, error, metric, schema-store, and spool updates support the new Lake sink. Unit tests, live fault tests, baseline checks, and the local E2E runner validate the requested behavior. The design documents the explicit single-capture and exclusive-target boundary. The changes do not add automatic HA or fencing, partition dispatching, full snapshot initialization, arbitrary DDL translation, or a redesign of other sinks.
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Review comments at @docs/design/databend-native-sink-design-review-v0.3.md:
- Line 16: Replace the developer-local absolute path in the v0.2 history link
with a repository-relative link or commit-pinned URL so readers can access the
referenced design document.
Review comments at @docs/design/databend-native-sink-design-review.md:
- Line 17: Replace the developer-local absolute links in the design statement
with repository-relative links to the v0.2 and v0.3 documents, keeping both
references navigable for repository readers.
- Line 337: Update the conflict-key entry in the design table to state that
tables without a primary key or a NOT NULL UNIQUE key also require
force-replicate=true for TiCDC to emit events; clarify that conflict-key alone
does not enable event emission for those tables.
Review comments at @docs/design/databend-native-sink-plan.md:
- Line 5: Update the canonical design reference in this document to make v1.1
authoritative instead of v1.0, and change the design and review-prompt links
from local absolute paths to repository-relative links. Preserve the statement
that this file is an initial historical summary.
Review comments at @docs/design/databend-native-sink-review-prompt.md:
- Line 3: Replace the developer-local absolute link in the review-prompt text
with the repository-relative design document link or a commit-pinned URL,
keeping the reference accessible to repository readers.
Review comments at @docs/design/databend-native-sink-scope-review-comment.md:
- Line 3: Update the current-specification link in the status note to use a
repository-relative path and identify the design as v1.1 instead of v1.0; leave
the historical-review context unchanged.
Review comments at @downstreamadapter/sink/databend/config.go:
- Around line 149-151: Update the `config.GetScheme(uri)` handling so
`databend+http` is accepted only for `localhost` or a loopback IP; reject other
hosts before setting `endpoint.Scheme` to `http`. Preserve the existing behavior
for other schemes.
Review comments at @downstreamadapter/sink/databend/sink.go:
- Around line 135-146: Update the AddDMLEvent admission path around sourceBytes
and sourceEvents to apply shared backpressure or a sink-wide-aware
per-dispatcher budget when capacity is full; handle full lane queues the same
way. Do not call s.stop for ordinary capacity pressure, and preserve the
sink-wide pool limits.
Review comments at @tests/integration_tests/databend_native/local.py:
- Around line 156-159: Replace hashlib.file_digest in prepare with an
incremental hashlib.sha256 digest, reading the binary in chunks until EOF and
storing the resulting hexdigest in self.summary["cdc_sha256"]. Keep the change
focused on hashing compatibility.
- Around line 123-128: Add a loopback connect probe in the port-check loop
before the SO_REUSEADDR bind check, using each `base + self.offset` port; treat
a successful connection as an occupied port and raise the existing port-in-use
error. Keep the bind check for ports without a reachable loopback or wildcard
listener.
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Use Lake package, scheme, metric and test entry-point names. Keep only
one English final design and E2E report, without personal filesystem paths.
Retain real backend protocol, image and legacy baseline identifiers.
Backpressure shared source admission and full lane queues instead of
failing ordinary contention. Preserve cancellation, bounded accounting
and fail-closed handling of oversized events and unknown writes.
Restrict plaintext URIs to loopback, detect live source listeners before
setup, and support Python 3.10 with streaming hashing and early checks.
Add regression tests and rerun all nine local E2E suites with a one-event
shared source budget.
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What problem does this PR solve?
Add an experimental native Lake sink so incremental TiDB changes go directly from TiCDC to Lake, without the Canal JSON -> object storage -> separate bend-cdc consumer hop.
Issue Number: close #6704
What is changed and how it works?
lake://(HTTPS), loopback-onlylake+http://,LakeSinkType, Lake errors andticdc_lake_*metrics. Core code is indownstreamadapter/sink/lake; the local test entry point ismake integration_test_lake.conflict-keyand TiCDCforce-replicate = true.Documentation: retain only the final English design and E2E results. Historical proposals, review drafts, separate reports and the duplicated test README are removed. Links are repository-relative and personal filesystem paths are absent. Only actual backend wire headers/image identifiers and fixed legacy baseline APIs retain their real backend names.
Initial boundaries: controlled single capture and an explicitly exclusive target, not a new automatic HA/fencing service.
exclusive=trueis an operator assertion. Partition dispatchers, across-node splitting, syncpoints, active-active, redo, arbitrary routing/schema translation, global hard storage quotas and full snapshot/Dumpling/CSV/COPY initialization are not claimed. Prepare a consistent starting state independently; no transparent takeover of an old bend-cdc journal is promised. Other sinks and the collector/progress framework are not redesigned.Check List
Tests
go test -p 2 -race ./downstreamadapter/sink/lake ./downstreamadapter/sink ./pkg/sink/spool ./pkg/errors ./pkg/config ./downstreamadapter/sink/metrics -count=1 -timeout=180s.The local run used macOS arm64, Go 1.26.9, TiDB v8.5.1 and the pinned compatible backend image documented in the design. The binary was built using
make cdc GOBUILD='CGO_ENABLED=1 GO111MODULE=on go build -p 2'to reuse the local cache, then passed viaE2E_CDC_BINARY; build defaults were not changed. No Linux/amd64 CI, production deployment, general HA, performance or cost result is inferred. CI status is separate from these local results.From the checkout root, with Docker, TiUP, mysql CLI, Python 3.10+ and Go available:
Questions
Will it cause performance regression or break compatibility?
This adds a new experimental sink. Existing sink schemes and enum values remain unchanged. Lake is the sole public namespace for this unreleased feature. Full-raw MERGE/compaction can increase scan/rewrite cost; removing an intermediate hop does not prove overall savings. Shared admission may temporarily block an existing handler, so per-table latency isolation and a total process RSS cap are not promised. Unsupported inputs and unknown outcomes fail closed.
Do you need to update user documentation, design documentation or monitoring documentation?
Yes: one final English document now contains configuration, supported/rejected behavior, source ownership/backpressure, raw/MERGE, DDL recovery, metrics, migration boundaries, test commands and measured E2E results.
Release note
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