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Package checkpoint implements a mechanism for tracking checkpointed integer offsets for sequential read at-least-once queue systems such as Kafka or Kinesis.
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type Capped ¶
type Capped struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Capped receives an ordered feed of integer based offsets being tracked, and an unordered feed of integer based offsets that are resolved, and is able to return the highest offset currently able to be committed such that an unresolved offset is never committed.
If the number of unresolved tracked values meets a given cap the next attempt to track a value will be blocked until the next value is resolved.
This component is safe to use concurrently across goroutines.
func (*Capped) Highest ¶
func (c *Capped) Highest() interface{}
Highest returns the current highest checkpoint.
func (*Capped) Track ¶
func (c *Capped) Track(ctx context.Context, payload interface{}, batchSize int64) (func() interface{}, error)
Track a new unresolved integer offset. This offset will be cached until it is marked as resolved. While it is cached no higher valued offset will ever be committed. If the provided value is lower than an already provided value an error is returned.
type Type ¶ added in v3.45.0
type Type struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Type keeps track of a sequence of pending checkpoint payloads, and as pending checkpoints are resolved it retains the latest fully resolved payload in the sequence where all prior sequence checkpoints are also resolved.
Also keeps track of the logical size of the unresolved sequence, which allows for limiting the number of pending checkpoints.
func (*Type) Highest ¶ added in v3.45.0
func (t *Type) Highest() interface{}
Highest returns the payload of the highest resolved checkpoint.
func (*Type) Pending ¶ added in v3.45.0
Pending returns the gap between the earliest and latests unresolved messages.
func (*Type) Track ¶ added in v3.45.0
Track a new unresolved payload. This payload will be cached until it is marked as resolved. While it is cached no more recent payload will ever be committed.
While the returned resolve funcs can be called from any goroutine, it is assumed that Track is called from a single goroutine.