Jackie-Jiang commented on a change in pull request #7174:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pinot/pull/7174#discussion_r692560901



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File path: 
pinot-controller/src/main/java/org/apache/pinot/controller/helix/core/periodictask/ControllerPeriodicTask.java
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@@ -54,14 +55,27 @@ public ControllerPeriodicTask(String taskName, long 
runFrequencyInSeconds, long
     _controllerMetrics = controllerMetrics;
   }
 
+  // Determine if this task can run on the specified table. Task can run on 
all tables for which the controller is lead
+  // if "tablename" property is not set. However, if "tablename" property is 
set (by calling the /periodictask/run
+  // controller API), then the task will only run on the specified by the 
"tablename" property key.
+  private boolean shouldRunTaskForTable(String tableNameWithType) {
+    if (_leadControllerManager.isLeaderForTable(tableNameWithType)) {
+      String propTableNameWithType = (String) 
_activePeriodicTaskProperties.get(PeriodicTask.PROPERTY_KEY_TABLE_NAME);
+      return propTableNameWithType == null || 
propTableNameWithType.equals(tableNameWithType);
+    }
+    return false;
+  }
+
   @Override
   protected final void runTask() {
     _controllerMetrics.addMeteredTableValue(_taskName, 
ControllerMeter.CONTROLLER_PERIODIC_TASK_RUN, 1L);
     try {
       // Process the tables that are managed by this controller
+      // TODO: creating tablesToProcess list below is redundant since 
processTables will unroll the list anyway. This

Review comment:
       We want to make them modular so that they can be reused. I agree current 
way will create one extra array, but that should not cause too much overhead 
(especially when not in performance critical path). With `processTables()` 
separate from the `runTask()`, we can override it (e.g. in `PinotTaskManager`) 
or reuse it. In this PR, since we might only want to process one table, we 
should not call `runTask()` and loop over all the tables (this overhead will be 
much bigger than creating an extra array), but just check if the target table 
is lead by the controller can call `processTables()` on one single table.




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