[SPARK-3941][CORE] _remainingmem should not increase twice when updateBlockInfo

In BlockManagermasterActor, _remainingMem would increase memSize for twice when updateBlockInfo if new storageLevel is invalid and old storageLevel is "useMemory". Also, _remainingMem should increase with original memory size instead of new memSize.

Author: Zhang, Liye <liye.zhang@intel.com>

Closes #2792 from liyezhang556520/spark-3941-remainMem and squashes the following commits:

3d487cc [Zhang, Liye] make the code concise
0380a32 [Zhang, Liye] [SPARK-3941][CORE] _remainingmem should not increase twice when updateBlockInfo
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Zhang, Liye 2014-10-16 19:07:37 -07:00 committed by Andrew Or
parent be2ec4a91d
commit 642b246beb

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@ -457,16 +457,18 @@ private[spark] class BlockManagerInfo(
if (_blocks.containsKey(blockId)) {
// The block exists on the slave already.
val originalLevel: StorageLevel = _blocks.get(blockId).storageLevel
val blockStatus: BlockStatus = _blocks.get(blockId)
val originalLevel: StorageLevel = blockStatus.storageLevel
val originalMemSize: Long = blockStatus.memSize
if (originalLevel.useMemory) {
_remainingMem += memSize
_remainingMem += originalMemSize
}
}
if (storageLevel.isValid) {
/* isValid means it is either stored in-memory, on-disk or on-Tachyon.
* But the memSize here indicates the data size in or dropped from memory,
* The memSize here indicates the data size in or dropped from memory,
* tachyonSize here indicates the data size in or dropped from Tachyon,
* and the diskSize here indicates the data size in or dropped to disk.
* They can be both larger than 0, when a block is dropped from memory to disk.
@ -493,7 +495,6 @@ private[spark] class BlockManagerInfo(
val blockStatus: BlockStatus = _blocks.get(blockId)
_blocks.remove(blockId)
if (blockStatus.storageLevel.useMemory) {
_remainingMem += blockStatus.memSize
logInfo("Removed %s on %s in memory (size: %s, free: %s)".format(
blockId, blockManagerId.hostPort, Utils.bytesToString(blockStatus.memSize),
Utils.bytesToString(_remainingMem)))