@Publicpublic enum CheckpointingMode {
/** * Sets the checkpointing mode to "exactly once". This mode means that the system will * checkpoint the operator and user function state in such a way that, upon recovery, * every record will be reflected exactly once in the operator state. * * <p>For example, if a user function counts the number of elements in a stream, * this number will consistently be equal to the number of actual elements in the stream, * regardless of failures and recovery.</p> * * <p>Note that this does not mean that each record flows through the streaming data flow * only once. It means that upon recovery, the state of operators/functions is restored such * that the resumed data streams pick up exactly at after the last modification to the state.</p> * * <p>Note that this mode does not guarantee exactly-once behavior in the interaction with * external systems (only state in Flink's operators and user functions). The reason for that * is that a certain level of "collaboration" is required between two systems to achieve * exactly-once guarantees. However, for certain systems, connectors can be written that facilitate * this collaboration.</p> * * <p>This mode sustains high throughput. Depending on the data flow graph and operations, * this mode may increase the record latency, because operators need to align their input * streams, in order to create a consistent snapshot point. The latency increase for simple * dataflows (no repartitioning) is negligible. For simple dataflows with repartitioning, the average * latency remains small, but the slowest records typically have an increased latency.</p> */ EXACTLY_ONCE,
/** * Sets the checkpointing mode to "at least once". This mode means that the system will * checkpoint the operator and user function state in a simpler way. Upon failure and recovery, * some records may be reflected multiple times in the operator state. * * <p>For example, if a user function counts the number of elements in a stream, * this number will equal to, or larger, than the actual number of elements in the stream, * in the presence of failure and recovery.</p> * * <p>This mode has minimal impact on latency and may be preferable in very-low latency * scenarios, where a sustained very-low latency (such as few milliseconds) is needed, * and where occasional duplicate messages (on recovery) do not matter.</p> */ AT_LEAST_ONCE}
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