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posthog/ee/clickhouse/materialized_columns/analyze.py
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import re
from datetime import timedelta
from typing import Optional
from collections.abc import Generator
import structlog
from ee.clickhouse.materialized_columns.columns import (
DEFAULT_TABLE_COLUMN,
backfill_materialized_columns,
get_materialized_columns,
materialize,
)
from ee.settings import (
MATERIALIZE_COLUMNS_ANALYSIS_PERIOD_HOURS,
MATERIALIZE_COLUMNS_BACKFILL_PERIOD_DAYS,
MATERIALIZE_COLUMNS_MAX_AT_ONCE,
MATERIALIZE_COLUMNS_MINIMUM_QUERY_TIME,
)
from posthog.cache_utils import instance_memoize
from posthog.client import sync_execute
from posthog.models.filters.mixins.utils import cached_property
from posthog.models.person.sql import (
GET_EVENT_PROPERTIES_COUNT,
GET_PERSON_PROPERTIES_COUNT,
)
from posthog.models.property import PropertyName, TableColumn, TableWithProperties
from posthog.models.property_definition import PropertyDefinition
from posthog.models.team import Team
Suggestion = tuple[TableWithProperties, TableColumn, PropertyName]
logger = structlog.get_logger(__name__)
class TeamManager:
@instance_memoize
def person_properties(self, team_id: str) -> set[str]:
return self._get_properties(GET_PERSON_PROPERTIES_COUNT, team_id)
@instance_memoize
def event_properties(self, team_id: str) -> set[str]:
return set(
PropertyDefinition.objects.filter(team_id=team_id, type=PropertyDefinition.Type.EVENT).values_list(
"name", flat=True
)
)
@instance_memoize
def person_on_events_properties(self, team_id: str) -> set[str]:
return self._get_properties(GET_EVENT_PROPERTIES_COUNT.format(column_name="person_properties"), team_id)
@instance_memoize
def group_on_events_properties(self, group_type_index: int, team_id: str) -> set[str]:
return self._get_properties(
GET_EVENT_PROPERTIES_COUNT.format(column_name=f"group{group_type_index}_properties"),
team_id,
)
def _get_properties(self, query, team_id) -> set[str]:
rows = sync_execute(query, {"team_id": team_id})
return {name for name, _ in rows}
class Query:
def __init__(
self,
query_string: str,
query_time_ms: float,
min_query_time=MATERIALIZE_COLUMNS_MINIMUM_QUERY_TIME,
):
self.query_string = query_string
self.query_time_ms = query_time_ms
self.min_query_time = min_query_time
@property
def cost(self) -> int:
return int((self.query_time_ms - self.min_query_time) / 1000) + 1
@cached_property
def is_valid(self):
return self.team_id is not None and Team.objects.filter(pk=self.team_id).exists()
@cached_property
def team_id(self) -> Optional[str]:
matches = re.findall(r"team_id = (\d+)", self.query_string)
return matches[0] if matches else None
@cached_property
def _all_properties(self) -> list[tuple[str, PropertyName]]:
return re.findall(r"JSONExtract\w+\((\S+), '([^']+)'\)", self.query_string)
def properties(
self, team_manager: TeamManager
) -> Generator[tuple[TableWithProperties, TableColumn, PropertyName], None, None]:
# Reverse-engineer whether a property is an "event" or "person" property by getting their event definitions.
# :KLUDGE: Note that the same property will be found on both tables if both are used.
# We try to hone in on the right column by looking at the column from which the property is extracted.
person_props = team_manager.person_properties(self.team_id)
event_props = team_manager.event_properties(self.team_id)
person_on_events_props = team_manager.person_on_events_properties(self.team_id)
group0_props = team_manager.group_on_events_properties(0, self.team_id)
group1_props = team_manager.group_on_events_properties(1, self.team_id)
group2_props = team_manager.group_on_events_properties(2, self.team_id)
group3_props = team_manager.group_on_events_properties(3, self.team_id)
group4_props = team_manager.group_on_events_properties(4, self.team_id)
for table_column, property in self._all_properties:
if property in event_props:
yield "events", DEFAULT_TABLE_COLUMN, property
if property in person_props:
yield "person", DEFAULT_TABLE_COLUMN, property
if property in person_on_events_props and "person_properties" in table_column:
yield "events", "person_properties", property
if property in group0_props and "group0_properties" in table_column:
yield "events", "group0_properties", property
if property in group1_props and "group1_properties" in table_column:
yield "events", "group1_properties", property
if property in group2_props and "group2_properties" in table_column:
yield "events", "group2_properties", property
if property in group3_props and "group3_properties" in table_column:
yield "events", "group3_properties", property
if property in group4_props and "group4_properties" in table_column:
yield "events", "group4_properties", property
def _analyze(since_hours_ago: int, min_query_time: int) -> list[Suggestion]:
"Finds columns that should be materialized"
raw_queries = sync_execute(
"""
WITH
{min_query_time} as slow_query_minimum,
(
159, -- TIMEOUT EXCEEDED
160, -- TOO SLOW (estimated query execution time)
) as exception_codes,
20 * 1000 * 1000 * 1000 as min_bytes_read,
5000000 as min_read_rows
SELECT
arrayJoin(
extractAll(query, 'JSONExtract[a-zA-Z0-9]*?\\((?:[a-zA-Z0-9\\`_-]+\\.)?(.*?), .*?\\)')
) as column,
arrayJoin(extractAll(query, 'JSONExtract[a-zA-Z0-9]*?\\(.*?, \\'(.*?)\\'\\)')) as prop_to_materialize
--,groupUniqArrayIf(JSONExtractInt(log_comment, 'team_id'), type > 2),
--count(),
--countIf(type > 2) as failures,
--countIf(query_duration_ms > 3000) as slow_query,
--formatReadableSize(avg(read_bytes)),
--formatReadableSize(max(read_bytes))
FROM
clusterAllReplicas(posthog, system, query_log)
WHERE
query_start_time > now() - toIntervalHour({since})
and query LIKE '%JSONExtract%'
and query not LIKE '%JSONExtractKeysAndValuesRaw(group_properties)%'
and type > 1
and is_initial_query
and JSONExtractString(log_comment, 'access_method') != 'personal_api_key' -- API requests failing is less painful than queries in the interface
and JSONExtractString(log_comment, 'kind') != 'celery'
and JSONExtractInt(log_comment, 'team_id') != 0
and query not like '%person_distinct_id2%' -- Old style person properties that are joined, no need to optimize those queries
and column IN ('properties', 'person_properties', 'group0_properties', 'group1_properties', 'group2_properties', 'group3_properties', 'group4_properties')
and read_bytes > min_bytes_read
and (exception_code IN exception_codes OR query_duration_ms > slow_query_minimum)
and read_rows > min_read_rows
GROUP BY
1, 2
HAVING
countIf(exception_code IN exception_codes) > 0 OR countIf(query_duration_ms > slow_query_minimum) > 9
ORDER BY
countIf(exception_code IN exception_codes) DESC,
countIf(query_duration_ms > slow_query_minimum) DESC
LIMIT 100 -- Make sure we don't add 100s of columns in one run
""".format(since=since_hours_ago, min_query_time=min_query_time),
)
return [("events", table_column, property_name) for (table_column, property_name) in raw_queries]
def materialize_properties_task(
columns_to_materialize: Optional[list[Suggestion]] = None,
time_to_analyze_hours: int = MATERIALIZE_COLUMNS_ANALYSIS_PERIOD_HOURS,
maximum: int = MATERIALIZE_COLUMNS_MAX_AT_ONCE,
min_query_time: int = MATERIALIZE_COLUMNS_MINIMUM_QUERY_TIME,
backfill_period_days: int = MATERIALIZE_COLUMNS_BACKFILL_PERIOD_DAYS,
dry_run: bool = False,
) -> None:
"""
Creates materialized columns for event and person properties based off of slow queries
"""
if columns_to_materialize is None:
columns_to_materialize = _analyze(time_to_analyze_hours, min_query_time)
result = []
for suggestion in columns_to_materialize:
table, table_column, property_name = suggestion
if (property_name, table_column) not in get_materialized_columns(table):
result.append(suggestion)
if len(result) > 0:
logger.info(f"Calculated columns that could be materialized. count={len(result)}")
else:
logger.info("Found no columns to materialize.")
properties: dict[TableWithProperties, list[tuple[PropertyName, TableColumn]]] = {
"events": [],
"person": [],
}
for table, table_column, property_name in result[:maximum]:
logger.info(f"Materializing column. table={table}, property_name={property_name}")
if not dry_run:
materialize(table, property_name, table_column=table_column)
properties[table].append((property_name, table_column))
if backfill_period_days > 0 and not dry_run:
logger.info(f"Starting backfill for new materialized columns. period_days={backfill_period_days}")
backfill_materialized_columns("events", properties["events"], timedelta(days=backfill_period_days))
backfill_materialized_columns("person", properties["person"], timedelta(days=backfill_period_days))