Documentation ¶
Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- func GetLanguage(filename string, content []byte) string
- type Daemon
- func (d *Daemon) AddDriver(language string, img string) error
- func (d *Daemon) DriverPool(language string) (*DriverPool, error)
- func (d *Daemon) NativeParse(req *protocol.NativeParseRequest) *protocol.NativeParseResponse
- func (d *Daemon) Parse(req *protocol.ParseRequest) *protocol.ParseResponse
- func (d *Daemon) Stop() error
- func (d *Daemon) Version(req *protocol.VersionRequest) *protocol.VersionResponse
- type Driver
- type DriverInstance
- type DriverPool
- type FactoryFunction
- type Function
- type Options
- type ScalingPolicy
Constants ¶
const ( DriverBinary = "/opt/driver/bin/driver" GRPCSocket = "rpc.sock" TmpPathPattern = "/tmp/%s" ConnectionTimeout = 5 * time.Second )
Variables ¶
var ( ErrUnexpected = errors.NewKind("unexpected error") ErrMissingDriver = errors.NewKind("missing driver for language %s") ErrRuntime = errors.NewKind("runtime failure") ErrAlreadyInstalled = errors.NewKind("driver already installed: %s (image reference: %s)") )
var ( // DefaultPoolTimeout is the time a request to the DriverPool can wait // before getting a driver assigned. DefaultPoolTimeout = 5 * time.Second // DefaultMaxInstancesPerDriver is the maximum number of instances of // the same driver which can be launched following the default // scaling policy (see DefaultScalingPolicy()). DefaultMaxInstancesPerDriver = runtime.NumCPU() ErrPoolClosed = errors.NewKind("driver pool already closed") ErrPoolTimeout = errors.NewKind("timeout, all drivers are busy") ErrNegativeInstances = errors.NewKind("cannot set instances to negative number") )
Functions ¶
func GetLanguage ¶
GetLanguage detects the language of a file and returns it in a normalized form.
Types ¶
type Daemon ¶
type Daemon struct { server.Server // Transport to use to fetch driver images. Defaults to "docker". // Useful transports: // - docker: uses Docker registries (docker.io by default). // - docker-daemon: gets images from a local Docker daemon. Transport string // Overrides for images per language Overrides map[string]string // contains filtered or unexported fields }
Daemon is a Babelfish server.
func (*Daemon) DriverPool ¶
func (d *Daemon) DriverPool(language string) (*DriverPool, error)
func (*Daemon) NativeParse ¶
func (d *Daemon) NativeParse(req *protocol.NativeParseRequest) *protocol.NativeParseResponse
func (*Daemon) Parse ¶
func (d *Daemon) Parse(req *protocol.ParseRequest) *protocol.ParseResponse
func (*Daemon) Version ¶
func (d *Daemon) Version(req *protocol.VersionRequest) *protocol.VersionResponse
type Driver ¶
type Driver interface { Start() error Stop() error Status() (libcontainer.Status, error) Service() protocol.ProtocolServiceClient }
type DriverInstance ¶
type DriverInstance struct { Language string Process *runtime.Process Container runtime.Container Image runtime.DriverImage // contains filtered or unexported fields }
DriverInstance represents an instance of a driver.
func NewDriverInstance ¶
func NewDriverInstance(r *runtime.Runtime, lang string, i runtime.DriverImage, o *Options) (*DriverInstance, error)
NewDriverInstance represents a running Driver in the runtime. Its holds the container and the connection to the internal grpc server.
func (*DriverInstance) Service ¶
func (i *DriverInstance) Service() protocol.ProtocolServiceClient
Service returns the client using the grpc connection.
func (*DriverInstance) Start ¶
func (i *DriverInstance) Start() error
Start starts a container and connects to it.
func (*DriverInstance) Status ¶
func (i *DriverInstance) Status() (libcontainer.Status, error)
func (*DriverInstance) Stop ¶
func (i *DriverInstance) Stop() error
Stop stops the inner running container.
type DriverPool ¶
type DriverPool struct { // ScalingPolicy scaling policy used to scale up the instances. ScalingPolicy ScalingPolicy // Timeout time for wait until a driver instance is available. Timeout time.Duration // Logger used during the live of the driver pool. Logger server.Logger // contains filtered or unexported fields }
DriverPool controls a pool of drivers and balances requests among them, ensuring each driver does not get concurrent requests. The number of driver instances in the driver pool is controlled by a ScalingPolicy.
func NewDriverPool ¶
func NewDriverPool(factory FactoryFunction) *DriverPool
NewDriverPool creates and starts a new DriverPool. It takes as parameters a FactoryFunction, used to instantiate new drivers.
func (*DriverPool) Execute ¶
func (dp *DriverPool) Execute(c Function) error
Execute executes the given Function in the first available driver instance. It gets a driver from the pool and forwards the request to it. If all drivers are busy, it will return an error after the timeout passes. If the DriverPool is closed, an error will be returned.
func (*DriverPool) Stop ¶
func (dp *DriverPool) Stop() error
Stop stop the driver pool, including all its underlying driver instances.
type FactoryFunction ¶
FactoryFunction is a factory function that creates new DriverInstance's.
type ScalingPolicy ¶
type ScalingPolicy interface { // Scale takes the number of total instances and the load. The load is // the number of request waiting or, there is none, it is a negative // value indicating how many instances are ready. Scale(total, load int) int }
ScalingPolicy specifies whether instances should be started or stopped to cope with load.
func AIMD ¶
func AIMD(add int, mul float64) ScalingPolicy
AIMD returns a ScalingPolicy of additive increase / multiplicative decrease. Increases are of min(add, load). Decreases are of (ready / mul).
func DefaultScalingPolicy ¶
func DefaultScalingPolicy() ScalingPolicy
DefaultScalingPolicy returns a new instance of the default scaling policy. Instances returned by this function should not be reused.
func MinMax ¶
func MinMax(min, max int, p ScalingPolicy) ScalingPolicy
MinMax wraps a ScalingPolicy and applies a minimum and maximum to the number of instances.
func MovingAverage ¶
func MovingAverage(window int, p ScalingPolicy) ScalingPolicy
MovingAverage computes a moving average of the load and forwards it to the underlying scaling policy. This policy is stateful and not thread-safe, do not reuse its instances for multiple pools.