Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
TODO rename
Index ¶
- Constants
- func CopyDurationMap(a map[tc.CacheName]time.Duration) map[tc.CacheName]time.Duration
- func LegacyStatsMarshall(statResultHistory ResultStatHistory, statInfo cache.ResultInfoHistory, ...) ([]byte, error)
- func StatsMarshall(statResultHistory ResultStatHistory, statInfo cache.ResultInfoHistory, ...) ([]byte, error)
- type CacheAvailableStatus
- type CacheKbpses
- type CacheStatHistory
- type DSStats
- type DSStatsReader
- type DurationMap
- type LastStats
- type OpsConfig
- type ResultHistory
- type ResultInfoHistory
- type ResultStatHistory
- type ResultStatValHistory
- type TrafficMonitorConfigMap
- type Uint
- type UnpolledCaches
Constants ¶
const ( InterfaceStatNameBytesIn = "inBytes" InterfaceStatNameBytesOut = "outBytes" InterfaceStatNameSpeed = "speed" )
InterfaceStatNames is a "set" of the names of all the statistics that may be found on a network interface of a cache server.
const PolledBytesPerSecTimeout = time.Second * 10
Variables ¶
This section is empty.
Functions ¶
func CopyDurationMap ¶
Copy copies this duration map.
func LegacyStatsMarshall ¶
func LegacyStatsMarshall( statResultHistory ResultStatHistory, statInfo cache.ResultInfoHistory, combinedStates tc.CRStates, monitorConfig tc.TrafficMonitorConfigMap, statMaxKbpses cache.Kbpses, filter cache.Filter, params url.Values, ) ([]byte, error)
LegacyStatsMarshall encodes the stats in JSON, encoding up to historyCount of each stat. If statsToUse is empty, all stats are encoded; otherwise, only the given stats are encoded. If `wildcard` is true, stats which contain the text in each statsToUse are returned, instead of exact stat names. If cacheType is not CacheTypeInvalid, only stats for the given type are returned. If hosts is not empty, only the given hosts are returned.
func StatsMarshall ¶
func StatsMarshall( statResultHistory ResultStatHistory, statInfo cache.ResultInfoHistory, combinedStates tc.CRStates, monitorConfig tc.TrafficMonitorConfigMap, statMaxKbpses cache.Kbpses, filter cache.Filter, params url.Values, ) ([]byte, error)
StatsMarshall encodes the stats in JSON, encoding up to historyCount of each stat. If statsToUse is empty, all stats are encoded; otherwise, only the given stats are encoded. If `wildcard` is true, stats which contain the text in each statsToUse are returned, instead of exact stat names. If cacheType is not CacheTypeInvalid, only stats for the given type are returned. If hosts is not empty, only the given hosts are returned.
Types ¶
type CacheAvailableStatus ¶
type CacheAvailableStatus struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
CacheAvailableStatus wraps a map of cache available statuses to be safe for multiple reader goroutines and one writer.
func NewCacheAvailableStatus ¶
func NewCacheAvailableStatus() CacheAvailableStatus
NewCacheAvailableStatus creates and returns a new CacheAvailableStatus, initializing internal pointer values.
func (*CacheAvailableStatus) Get ¶
func (o *CacheAvailableStatus) Get() cache.AvailableStatuses
Get returns the internal map of cache statuses. The returned map MUST NOT be modified. If modification is necessary, copy.
func (*CacheAvailableStatus) Set ¶
func (o *CacheAvailableStatus) Set(v cache.AvailableStatuses)
Set sets the internal map of cache availability. This MUST NOT be called by multiple goroutines.
type CacheKbpses ¶
type CacheKbpses struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
CacheKbpses wraps a map of cache kbps measurements to be safe for multiple reader goroutines and one writer.
func NewCacheKbpses ¶
func NewCacheKbpses() CacheKbpses
NewCacheKbpses creates and returns a new, empty CacheKbpses, initializing internal pointer values.
func (*CacheKbpses) Get ¶
func (o *CacheKbpses) Get() cache.Kbpses
Get returns the internal map of cache kbps measurements. The returned map MUST NOT be modified. If modification is necessary, copy.
func (*CacheKbpses) Set ¶
func (o *CacheKbpses) Set(v cache.Kbpses)
Set sets the internal map of cache kbps measurements. This MUST NOT be called by multiple goroutines.
type CacheStatHistory ¶
type CacheStatHistory struct { // Interfaces is a map of the names of network interfaces that have been // polled for this cache server to historical collections of their polled // statistics. Interfaces map[string]ResultStatValHistory // Stats is a historical collection of all of the cache server's generic // (non-interface-dependent) statistics. Stats ResultStatValHistory }
CacheStatHistory is the type of a single record in a ResultStatHistory map. It contains interface statistics as well as historical statistics for each of a cache server's polled interfaces.
func NewCacheStatHistory ¶
func NewCacheStatHistory() CacheStatHistory
NewCacheStatHistory constructs a new empty CacheStatHistory.
type DSStats ¶
type DSStats struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
DSStats wraps a deliveryservice.Stats object to be safe for multiple reader goroutines and a single writer.
func NewDSStats ¶
func NewDSStats() DSStats
NewDSStats returns a deliveryservice.Stats object wrapped to be safe for multiple readers and a single writer.
func (*DSStats) Get ¶
func (o *DSStats) Get() dsdata.StatsReadonly
Get returns a Stats object safe for reading by multiple goroutines
type DSStatsReader ¶
type DSStatsReader interface {
Get() dsdata.StatsReadonly
}
DSStatsReader permits reading of a dsdata.Stats object, but not writing. This is designed so a Stats object can safely be passed to multiple goroutines, without worry one may unsafely write.
type DurationMap ¶
type DurationMap struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
DurationMap wraps a map[tc.CacheName]time.Duration in an object safe for a single writer and multiple readers.
func NewDurationMap ¶
func NewDurationMap() DurationMap
NewDurationMap returns a new DurationMap safe for multiple readers and a single writer goroutine.
func (*DurationMap) Get ¶
func (o *DurationMap) Get() map[tc.CacheName]time.Duration
Get returns the duration map. Callers MUST NOT mutate. If mutation is necessary, call DurationMap.Copy().
func (*DurationMap) Set ¶
func (o *DurationMap) Set(d map[tc.CacheName]time.Duration)
Set sets the internal duration map. This MUST NOT be called by multiple goroutines.
type LastStats ¶
type LastStats struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
LastStats wraps a deliveryservice.LastStats object to be safe for multiple readers and one writer.
func NewLastStats ¶
func NewLastStats() LastStats
NewLastStats returns a wrapped a deliveryservice.LastStats object safe for multiple readers and one writer.
type OpsConfig ¶
type OpsConfig struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
OpsConfig provides safe access for multiple reader goroutines and a single writer to a stored OpsConfig object. This could be made lock-free, if the performance was necessary
func NewOpsConfig ¶
func NewOpsConfig() OpsConfig
NewOpsConfig returns a new single-writer-multiple-reader OpsConfig
type ResultHistory ¶
type ResultHistory struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ResultHistory provides safe access for multiple goroutines readers and a single writer to a stored ResultHistory object. This could be made lock-free, if the performance was necessary TODO add separate locks for Caches and Deliveryservice maps?
func NewResultHistory ¶
func NewResultHistory() ResultHistory
NewResultHistory returns a new ResultHistory safe for multiple readers and a single writer.
func (*ResultHistory) Get ¶
func (h *ResultHistory) Get() cache.ResultHistory
Get returns the ResultHistory. Callers MUST NOT modify. If mutation is necessary, call ResultHistory.Copy()
func (*ResultHistory) Set ¶
func (h *ResultHistory) Set(v cache.ResultHistory)
Set sets the internal ResultHistory. This is only safe for one thread of execution. This MUST NOT be called from multiple threads.
type ResultInfoHistory ¶
type ResultInfoHistory struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ResultStatHistory provides safe access for multiple goroutines readers and a single writer to a stored HistoryHistory object. This could be made lock-free, if the performance was necessary
func NewResultInfoHistory ¶
func NewResultInfoHistory() ResultInfoHistory
NewResultInfoHistory returns a new ResultInfoHistory safe for multiple readers and a single writer.
func (*ResultInfoHistory) Get ¶
func (h *ResultInfoHistory) Get() cache.ResultInfoHistory
Get returns the ResultInfoHistory. Callers MUST NOT modify. If mutation is necessary, call ResultInfoHistory.Copy()
func (*ResultInfoHistory) Set ¶
func (h *ResultInfoHistory) Set(v cache.ResultInfoHistory)
Set sets the internal ResultInfoHistory. This is only safe for one thread of execution. This MUST NOT be called from multiple threads.
type ResultStatHistory ¶
ResultStatHistory is a thread-safe mapping of cache server hostnames to CacheStatHistory objects containing statistics for those cache servers.
func NewResultStatHistory ¶
func NewResultStatHistory() ResultStatHistory
NewResultStatHistory constructs a new, empty ResultStatHistory.
func (ResultStatHistory) Add ¶
func (a ResultStatHistory) Add(r cache.Result, limit uint64) error
Add adds the given result to the stored statistics history, keeping only up to `limit` number of records for any given stat (oldest records will be removed to make way for new ones if the limit would otherwise be exceeded).
If `limit` is zero, it will be treated as though it were one instead.
func (ResultStatHistory) LoadOrStore ¶
func (h ResultStatHistory) LoadOrStore(hostname string) CacheStatHistory
LoadOrStore returns the stored CacheStatHistory for the given cache server hostname if it has already been stored. If it has not already been stored, a new, empty CacheStatHistory object is created, stored under the given hostname, and returned.
func (ResultStatHistory) Range ¶
func (h ResultStatHistory) Range(f func(cacheName string, val CacheStatHistory) bool)
Range behaves like sync.Map.Range. It calls f for every value in the map; if f returns false, the iteration is stopped.
type ResultStatValHistory ¶
ResultStatValHistory is thread-safe for one writer. Specifically, because a CompareAndSwap is not provided, it's not possible to Load and Store without a race condition. If multiple writers were necessary, it wouldn't be difficult to add a CompareAndSwap, internally storing an atomically-accessed pointer to the slice.
func NewResultStatValHistory ¶
func NewResultStatValHistory() ResultStatValHistory
func (ResultStatValHistory) Load ¶
func (h ResultStatValHistory) Load(stat string) []tc.ResultStatVal
Load returns the []ResultStatVal for the given stat. If the given stat does not exist, nil is returned.
func (ResultStatValHistory) Range ¶
func (h ResultStatValHistory) Range(f func(stat string, val []tc.ResultStatVal) bool)
Range behaves like sync.Map.Range. It calls f for every value in the map; if f returns false, the iteration is stopped.
func (ResultStatValHistory) Store ¶
func (h ResultStatValHistory) Store(stat string, vals []tc.ResultStatVal)
Store stores the given []ResultStatVal in the ResultStatValHistory for the given stat. Store is thread-safe for only one writer. Specifically, if there are multiple writers, there's a race, that one writer could Load(), another writer could Store() underneath it, and the first writer would then Store() having lost values. To safely use ResultStatValHistory with multiple writers, a CompareAndSwap method would have to be added.
type TrafficMonitorConfigMap ¶
type TrafficMonitorConfigMap struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
TrafficMonitorConfigMapThreadsafe encapsulates a LegacyTrafficMonitorConfigMap safe for multiple readers and a single writer.
func NewTrafficMonitorConfigMap ¶
func NewTrafficMonitorConfigMap() TrafficMonitorConfigMap
NewTrafficMonitorConfigMap returns an encapsulated LegacyTrafficMonitorConfigMap safe for multiple readers and a single writer.
func (*TrafficMonitorConfigMap) Get ¶
func (t *TrafficMonitorConfigMap) Get() tc.TrafficMonitorConfigMap
Get returns the LegacyTrafficMonitorConfigMap. Callers MUST NOT modify, it is not threadsafe for mutation. If mutation is necessary, call CopyTrafficMonitorConfigMap().
func (*TrafficMonitorConfigMap) Set ¶
func (t *TrafficMonitorConfigMap) Set(c tc.TrafficMonitorConfigMap)
Set sets the LegacyTrafficMonitorConfigMap. This is only safe for one writer. This MUST NOT be called by multiple threads.
type Uint ¶
type Uint struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Uint provides safe access for multiple goroutines readers and a single writer to a stored uint.
func NewUint ¶
func NewUint() Uint
NewUint returns a new single-writer-multiple-reader threadsafe uint
type UnpolledCaches ¶
type UnpolledCaches struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
UnpolledCaches is a structure containing a map of caches which have yet to be polled, which is threadsafe for multiple readers and one writer. This could be made lock-free, if the performance was necessary
func NewUnpolledCaches ¶
func NewUnpolledCaches() UnpolledCaches
NewUnpolledCaches returns a new UnpolledCaches object.
func (*UnpolledCaches) Any ¶
func (t *UnpolledCaches) Any() bool
Any returns whether there are any caches marked as not polled. Also returns true if SetNewCaches() has never been called (assuming there exist caches, if this hasn't been initialized, we couldn't have polled any of them).
func (*UnpolledCaches) SetNewCaches ¶
func (t *UnpolledCaches) SetNewCaches(newCaches map[tc.CacheName]struct{})
SetNewCaches takes a list of new caches, which may overlap with the existing caches, diffs them, removes any `unpolledCaches` which aren't in the new list, and sets the list of `polledCaches` (which is only used by this func) to the `newCaches`. This is threadsafe with one writer, along with `setUnpolledCaches`.
func (*UnpolledCaches) SetPolled ¶
func (t *UnpolledCaches) SetPolled(results []cache.Result, lastStats dsdata.LastStats)
SetPolled sets cache which have been polled. This is used to determine when the app has fully started up, and we can start serving. Serving Traffic Router with caches as 'down' which simply haven't been polled yet would be bad. Therefore, a cache is set as 'polled' if it has received different bandwidths from two different ATS ticks, OR if the cache is marked as down (and thus we won't get a bandwidth). This is threadsafe for one writer, along with `Set`. This is fast if there are no unpolled caches. Moreover, its speed is a function of the number of unpolled caches, not the number of caches total.
func (*UnpolledCaches) UnpolledCaches ¶
func (t *UnpolledCaches) UnpolledCaches() map[tc.CacheName]struct{}
UnpolledCaches returns a map of caches not yet polled. Callers MUST NOT modify. If mutation is necessary, copy the map