feat: Add rate limiter for Kafka sources#357
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I think we can use Integer for the config property, i don't think it's realistic that anybody will give a fractional number, it's only double cause it will be divided by the parallelism, cause this is applied per-subtask.
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Good idea, thank you!
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Adds optional Kafka source emission rate limiting via
scan.rate-limit.records-per-second.It's being implemented by using a wrapper that preserves Kafka checkpoint/restart behavior by delegating method calls to the underlying Kafka source. The limiter throttles emitted records, not Kafka fetches. If Kafka fetches ahead, un-emitted records are not checkpointed as consumed and will be refetched after restart.
CountingSourceOutputis used becauseSourceReader.pollNext()only returnsInputStatus, not an emitted-record count. This keeps limiting based on actualcollect()calls while avoiding Flink 2.2.1’s built-inRateLimitedSourceReader, which does not delegate checkpoint-complete callbacks to the actual input source.