Struct CompactionExecutor 

pub struct CompactionExecutor { /* private fields */ }

Executes compaction plans: reads N small files, merges them into a single AI-Lake file with a rebuilt index, and commits to the catalog.

The index algorithm is chosen via CompactionIndexStrategy (default: Auto, which detects GPU / CPU cores at compaction time — the same heuristic used by write_batch_auto).

For large tables use compact_deferred / run_deferred: the merged Parquet is persisted immediately and the HNSW build runs in a background Tokio task, decoupling I/O cost from CPU cost.

Implementations

impl CompactionExecutor

pub fn new(store: Arc<dyn Store>, policy: VectorStoragePolicy) -> Self

pub fn with_index_strategy(self, strategy: CompactionIndexStrategy) -> Self

Override the default (Auto) index strategy for this executor.

pub fn with_fts_config(self, cfg: FtsConfig) -> Self

Rebuild and embed a Tantivy FTS index in the compacted output file.

pub async fn compact( &self, files: &[DataFileEntry], output_path: &str, ) -> AilakeResult<DataFileEntry>

Merge files into a single new file at output_path.

Reads all input files in parallel to minimise S3 latency, then rebuilds the HNSW / IVF-PQ index synchronously. For very large merges (N > 100 000 vectors) prefer compact_deferred, which offloads the index build to a background Tokio task.

Returns the DataFileEntry for the merged file.

pub async fn compact_incremental( &self, files: &[DataFileEntry], output_path: &str, ) -> AilakeResult<DataFileEntry>

Merge files into a single new file using incremental HNSW insertion.

Identifies the dominant file — the file holding >= 40 % of the total row count — loads its existing HNSW graph from the AILK section, then calls HnswIndex::insert_node for every vector from the remaining files.

Complexity vs compact:

• Full rebuild: O(N log N), N = total rows.
• Incremental (this method): O(N_dom) deserialization + O(N_small × log N_dom). For a 90 / 10 split (N = 1 M, N_dom = 900 k) the speedup is ~7×.

Fallbacks (all degrade gracefully to compact):

• No file holds >= 40 % of rows.
• Dominant file’s HNSW cannot be loaded (IVF-PQ, IndexStatus::Indexing, corrupt).

RowId contract: dominant file’s vectors are placed first in the merged Parquet (positions 0..N_dom-1); other files follow. The existing RowIds from the dominant HNSW remain valid; new nodes receive RowIds N_dom..N-1.

pub async fn compact_deferred( &self, files: &[DataFileEntry], output_path: &str, catalog: Arc<dyn CatalogProvider>, table: &TableIdent, ) -> AilakeResult<DataFileEntry>

Merge files into a single new file at output_path, writing Parquet immediately and building the HNSW / IVF-PQ index in a background Tokio task.

The merged file appears in the catalog as IndexStatus::Indexing until the background task completes; queries fall back to flat scan during that window (same behaviour as write_batch_deferred).

Returns the DataFileEntry with IndexStatus::Indexing. The entry transitions to Ready automatically when the background build finishes.

pub async fn run( &self, planner: &CompactionPlanner, table: &TableIdent, catalog: Arc<dyn CatalogProvider>, output_prefix: &str, ) -> AilakeResult<Option<DataFileEntry>>

Full compaction workflow: plan, compact (synchronous HNSW rebuild), drop old files from catalog, commit.

pub async fn run_deferred( &self, planner: &CompactionPlanner, table: &TableIdent, catalog: Arc<dyn CatalogProvider>, output_prefix: &str, ) -> AilakeResult<Option<DataFileEntry>>

Full compaction workflow with deferred HNSW build: plan, write merged Parquet immediately, commit as Indexing, spawn background index build.

Use for large tables where inline HNSW rebuild blocks too long.

Note: FTS index is not rebuilt in deferred mode — compact_deferred writes Parquet-only immediately and the background task (build_and_patch_index) only builds the HNSW/IVF-PQ index. Use run (synchronous) when FTS preservation on compaction is required.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for CompactionExecutor

fn clone(&self) -> CompactionExecutor

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.