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Package nsidx implements name-to-index mapping registry and cache for app namespaces
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type AppNsIndex ¶
type AppNsIndex interface { // GetMapping returns internal read-only mapping with metadata of type interface{}. GetMapping() idxvpp.NameToIdxRW // LookupIdx looks up previously stored item identified by index in mapping. LookupIdx(name string) (idx uint32, metadata *l4.AppNamespaces_AppNamespace, exists bool) // LookupName looks up previously stored item identified by name in mapping. LookupName(idx uint32) (name string, metadata *l4.AppNamespaces_AppNamespace, exists bool) // LookupNamesByInterface returns names of items that contains given IP address in metadata LookupNamesByInterface(ifName string) []*l4.AppNamespaces_AppNamespace // WatchNameToIdx allows to subscribe for watching changes in appNsIndex mapping WatchNameToIdx(subscriber core.PluginName, pluginChannel chan ChangeDto) }
AppNsIndex provides read-only access to mapping between indexes (used internally in VPP) and AppNamespace indexes.
type AppNsIndexRW ¶
type AppNsIndexRW interface { AppNsIndex // RegisterName adds new item into name-to-index mapping. RegisterName(name string, idx uint32, metadata *l4.AppNamespaces_AppNamespace) // UnregisterName removes an item identified by name from mapping UnregisterName(name string) (idx uint32, metadata *l4.AppNamespaces_AppNamespace, exists bool) }
AppNsIndexRW is mapping between indexes (used internally in VPP) and AppNamespace indexes.
func NewAppNsIndex ¶
func NewAppNsIndex(mapping idxvpp.NameToIdxRW) AppNsIndexRW
NewAppNsIndex creates new instance of appNsIndex.
type ChangeDto ¶
type ChangeDto struct { idxvpp.NameToIdxDtoWithoutMeta Metadata *l4.AppNamespaces_AppNamespace }
ChangeDto represents an item sent through watch channel in appNsIndex. In contrast to NameToIdxDto it contains typed metadata.
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