feat(jdbc): enable gRPC Keep-Alive for Storage Read API by keshavdandeva · Pull Request #4093 · googleapis/java-bigquery (original) (raw)
Summary of Changes
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This pull request enhances the Google Cloud BigQuery JDBC driver by integrating gRPC Keep-Alive functionality for its Storage Read API connections. This change aims to maintain more stable and persistent connections, preventing premature disconnections and improving the reliability of data retrieval operations by ensuring the underlying gRPC channel remains active.
Highlights
- gRPC Keep-Alive Configuration: Enabled gRPC Keep-Alive settings for BigQuery Storage Read API connections within the JDBC driver. Specifically,
KeepAliveTimeis set to 10 seconds,KeepAliveTimeoutto 5 seconds, andKeepAliveWithoutCallsto true. - New Test Case: Added
testBigQueryReadClientKeepAliveSettingstoBigQueryConnectionTest.javato verify the correct application of the gRPC Keep-Alive settings to theTransportChannelProvider. Changelog - google-cloud-bigquery-jdbc/src/main/java/com/google/cloud/bigquery/jdbc/BigQueryConnection.java
- Imported
InstantiatingGrpcChannelProvider. - Modified the
getBigQueryReadClientConnectionmethod to conditionally apply gRPC Keep-Alive settings (KeepAliveTime, KeepAliveTimeout, KeepAliveWithoutCalls) to theTransportChannelProviderif it is an instance ofInstantiatingGrpcChannelProvider.
- Imported
- google-cloud-bigquery-jdbc/src/test/java/com/google/cloud/bigquery/jdbc/BigQueryConnectionTest.java
- Added necessary imports for
InstantiatingGrpcChannelProvider,TransportChannelProvider,BigQueryReadClient, andDuration. - Introduced a new test method,
testBigQueryReadClientKeepAliveSettings, to assert that the BigQueryReadClient'sTransportChannelProvideris correctly configured with the specified Keep-Alive settings. Activity
- Added necessary imports for
- The pull request was opened by keshavdandeva.
- Initial commit introduced the feature to enable gRPC Keep-Alive for the Storage Read API and added a corresponding test. Using Gemini Code Assist
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