reverse_tunnel

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Index

• Constants
• type IOFunc
• type RpcApi
• type Tunnel
• type TunnelDataCallback
• type TunnelFinder
• type TunnelHandler
• type TunnelRegistry
  • func NewTunnelRegistry(log *zap.Logger, errRep errz.ErrReporter, tunnelRegisterer tracker.Registerer, ...) (*TunnelRegistry, error)
  • func (r *TunnelRegistry) FindTunnel(ctx context.Context, agentId int64, service, method string) (Tunnel, error)
  • func (r *TunnelRegistry) HandleTunnel(ctx context.Context, agentInfo *api.AgentInfo, ...) error
  • func (r *TunnelRegistry) Stop()

Constants

const (
	ModuleName = "reverse_tunnel"
)

Types

type IOFunc

type IOFunc func()

IOFunc is a function that performs I/O. It should be called when not holding a mutex to avoid blocking other goroutines trying to acquire the mutex for the duration of the I/O.

type RpcApi

type RpcApi interface {
	HandleIoError(log *zap.Logger, msg string, err error) error
}

type Tunnel

type Tunnel interface {
	// ForwardStream performs bi-directional message forwarding between incomingStream and the tunnel.
	// cb is called with header, messages and trailer coming from the tunnel. It's the callers
	// responsibility to forward them into the incomingStream.
	ForwardStream(log *zap.Logger, rpcApi RpcApi, incomingStream grpc.ServerStream, cb TunnelDataCallback) error
	// Done must be called when the caller is done with the Tunnel.
	Done()
}

type TunnelDataCallback

type TunnelDataCallback interface {
	Header(map[string]*prototool.Values) error
	Message([]byte) error
	Trailer(map[string]*prototool.Values) error
	Error(*statuspb.Status) error
}

type TunnelFinder

type TunnelFinder interface {
	// FindTunnel finds a tunnel to a matching agentk.
	// It waits for a matching tunnel to proxy a connection through. When a matching tunnel is found, it is returned.
	// It only returns errors from the context or context.Canceled if the finder is shutting down.
	// service and method and gRPC service and method that the agent must support.
	FindTunnel(ctx context.Context, agentId int64, service, method string) (Tunnel, error)
}

type TunnelHandler

type TunnelHandler interface {
	// HandleTunnel is called with server-side interface of the reverse tunnel.
	// It registers the tunnel and blocks, waiting for a request to proxy through the tunnel.
	// The method returns the error value to return to gRPC framework.
	// ctx can be used to unblock the method if the tunnel is not being used already.
	// ctx should be a child of the server's context.
	HandleTunnel(ctx context.Context, agentInfo *api.AgentInfo, server rpc.ReverseTunnel_ConnectServer) error
}

type TunnelRegistry

type TunnelRegistry struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewTunnelRegistry

func NewTunnelRegistry(log *zap.Logger, errRep errz.ErrReporter, tunnelRegisterer tracker.Registerer, ownPrivateApiUrl string) (*TunnelRegistry, error)

func (*TunnelRegistry) FindTunnel

func (r *TunnelRegistry) FindTunnel(ctx context.Context, agentId int64, service, method string) (Tunnel, error)

func (*TunnelRegistry) HandleTunnel

func (r *TunnelRegistry) HandleTunnel(ctx context.Context, agentInfo *api.AgentInfo, server rpc.ReverseTunnel_ConnectServer) error

func (*TunnelRegistry) Stop

func (r *TunnelRegistry) Stop()

Stop aborts any open tunnels. It should not be necessary to abort tunnels when registry is used correctly i.e. this method is called after all tunnels have terminated gracefully.